Festival Review: Falls 2020 Kaelen Ruland·January 29, 2020Falls—a two-day teleportation from the current reality of the world to a place of frivolity, escape, love and...Music·0 Comments··134 views
Beat of the Week: Darren Grant’s ‘Maybe’ Kaelen Ruland·January 24, 2020One of our own and good friend of mine, Darren Grant, has spent the last year globetrotting around...LatestMusic·0 Comments··19 views
Gig Review: Japanese Wallpaper @ the Sewing Room Kaelen Ruland·November 6, 2019From skyrocketing to the top of the Unearthed High charts with Between Friends in August 2014 it has...LatestMusic·0 Comments··26 views
‘Wonder Woman’: imagine feminism was a superhero Kaelen Ruland·September 11, 2019Feminist discourse has circulated since the first wave of feminism during the 19th century: today they have different...Art and FilmLatestPolitics & Economics·0 Comments··26 views
Wonder Woman: A feminist icon? A failure? An everyday hero? Kaelen Ruland·August 22, 2019Contemporary independent dance artist Laura Boynes has never shied away from exploring social, political and environmental concepts in...Art and FilmLatest·0 Comments··36 views
Album review: Tora’s ‘Can’t Buy The Mood’ Kaelen Ruland·August 13, 2019I first witnessed the magic of Tora on stage with the acoustics of Red Hill Auditorium when they...LatestMusic·1 Comment··316 views
Flowing wine, friendship and deep secrets in Australian screen legend Bryan Brown’s ‘Palm Beach’ Kaelen Ruland·August 3, 2019A home among the gum trees; panoramic views of unspoiled coastline; white picket fence with a boundless backyard...Art and FilmLatest·0 Comments··29 views
Cold Water Club: breaking habit surrounded by community Kaelen Ruland·July 30, 2019Study can be a taxing time if we let it—late nights at the library hopped up on red-bull;...LatestStudent Life·0 Comments··92 views
‘The Final Quarter’: a pivotal piece of cinema Kaelen Ruland·July 16, 2019Booed into submission for speaking his truth in a language intrinsically Aussie—football, Adam Goodes’ final three seasons of...Art and FilmLatest·0 Comments··59 views
‘Black ‘47’ review: potatoes are for the contented slave but not the hearty and the brave Kaelen Ruland·July 16, 2019With a tipple of whiskey upon entry, the audience is transported to the desolate highlands of Ireland during...Art and FilmLatest·0 Comments··227 views
