ICYMI: The lowdown on Instagram removing ‘likes’
In case you missed it, popular photo and video-sharing app Instagram has begun hiding its ‘like’ counts in seven countries, including Australia, New Zealand, Ca... [continue reading]
Treading water: Swimming’s drug problem
Empty podiums, failed tests and smashed blood vials, the world of swimming has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons. With multiple swimmers being e... [continue reading]
Meddling with Australia’s Ashes middle order
The Australian men’s national cricket team has not won the Ashes in England since 2001. But school kids across the country may not have to wait much longer to... [continue reading]
The cycle of sponsorship
Egan Bernal stands atop the yellow podium as the 2019 Tour de France winner while the sun sets over Paris.
The red, blue and yellow colours of the Colombian ... [continue reading]
Why the NBA is the model sporting league
As the divide between politics and sport diminishes, the NBA is redefining the responsibilities of a major sporting body in 2019.
The old measuring sticks of... [continue reading]
When indie goes mainstream: A case for The Grand Budapest Hotel
Millennial pink cake boxes and ski chases through snow drenched alps are hallmarks of Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel. Based on Stefan Zweig’s writte... [continue reading]
Trajectories: Nick Kyrgios
Thursday 5 July 2019:
Wearing dejection like a well-tailored suit, Nick Kyrgios takes his seat opposite a fervent media scrum in the All England Lawn Tennis ... [continue reading]
Riding the Rhianna revolution: The rise of the celebrity designer
Since the inception of her Fenty Beauty and lingerie lines, Rihanna has become much more than a musician dabbling in beauty and fashion.
The singer’s i... [continue reading]