Feminist discourse has circulated since the first wave of feminism during the 19th century: today they have different names like the #MeToo movement, Women’s Ma...
Contemporary independent dance artist Laura Boynes has never shied away from exploring social, political and environmental concepts in her art. Her latest colla...
I first witnessed the magic of Tora on stage with the acoustics of Red Hill Auditorium when they supported Rufus Du Sol back in 2016. Since then the band has sp...
A home among the gum trees; panoramic views of unspoiled coastline; white picket fence with a boundless backyard for the little ’uns to run and play–– in some f...
Study can be a taxing time if we let it—late nights at the library hopped up on red-bull; dragging ourselves to the lecture theatre only to fall asleep as the ...
Booed into submission for speaking his truth in a language intrinsically Aussie—football, Adam Goodes’ final three seasons of the game became an echo chamber of...
With a tipple of whiskey upon entry, the audience is transported to the desolate highlands of Ireland during the potato famine of the 1800s. Countless pieces ca...
Not even two decades of life under her belt and Albany born Carla Geneve writes music as if she has lived out decades. Her songs put into words what all of us f...
From rabblerousing young-bloods, known for their self-proclaimed knuckle-head lyrics, the Hilltop Hoods have risen to Australian hip-hop royalty. And after near...
How often do we step into the uncomfortable and sit with ourselves in discomfort?
Lights reminiscent of the Hollywood sign flicker erratically, piercing radi...
