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Beat of the Week: Mildlife’s ‘The Magnificent Moon’

Max VosJuly 19, 2019

The first time I heard Mildlife was only last Saturday, live, as the second opening act for King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. This is a Melbourne band who are...

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Apollo 11 and the Space Race

Matthew J. HealyJuly 17, 2019

July 20 marks the fiftieth anniversary of humankind’s first steps on the Moon. Apollo 11—crewed by Neil Armstrong, Edwin ‘Buzz’ Aldrin and Michael Collins—left ...

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Confronting themes of survival and humanity explored in the play ‘S-27’

Kellie BalaamJuly 17, 2019

Arriving in Freo on a chilly Friday night, goosebumps prickled my skin for two reasons: the crisp winter air and anticipation for what I would soon be witnessin...

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‘The Final Quarter’: a pivotal piece of cinema

Kaelen RulandJuly 16, 2019

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...

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‘Black ‘47’ review: potatoes are for the contented slave but not the hearty and the brave

Kaelen RulandJuly 16, 2019

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...

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Would you eat 3000-year-old honey?

Adilah AhmadJuly 14, 2019

While excavating ancient tombs in Egypt’s pyramids, archaeologists found pots of honey. This ancient honey dates back to almost 3,000 years ago. They say that h...

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‘A White, White Day’: living between heaven and the earth

Venus Choo J. Q.July 13, 2019

For this year’s Scandinavian Film Festival, Hvítur, Hvítur Dagur or A White, White Day, was chosen to be the centre-piece. With films from different countries a...

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The Natural World is the Muse: ‘The Botanical: Beauty and Peril’ Exhibition at AGWA

Paris DoickJuly 13, 2019

The natural world is a constant source of inspiration for the global community. Movies, songs, books and artworks aplenty have all been created in awe of it and...

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‘Stuber’ is an uninspired and personality-deprived ride

Daniel PattersonJuly 12, 2019

It seems like we get a buddy action comedy with a similar sort of formula every year in one way or another. 2018 gave us The Spy Who Dumped Me, 2017 had The Hit...

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On the record with Mayhills

Ailish DelaneyJuly 12, 2019

Ahead of the launch of his new music video for his latest single, In Shadow, Perth-based producer Mayhills gave Grok the behind the scenes scoop on the producti...

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Beat of the Week: Mildlife’s ‘The Magnificent Moon’

Apollo 11 and the Space Race

Confronting themes of survival and humanity explored in the play ‘S-27’

‘The Final Quarter’: a pivotal piece of cinema

‘Black ‘47’ review: potatoes are for the contented slave but not the hearty and the brave

Would you eat 3000-year-old honey?

‘A White, White Day’: living between heaven and the earth

The Natural World is the Muse: ‘The Botanical: Beauty and Peril’ Exhibition at AGWA

‘Stuber’ is an uninspired and personality-deprived ride

On the record with Mayhills

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