‘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
Would you eat 3000-year-old honey? Adilah Ahmad·July 14, 2019While excavating ancient tombs in Egypt’s pyramids, archaeologists found pots of honey. This ancient honey dates back to...LatestScience & Technology·0 Comments··11534 views
‘A White, White Day’: living between heaven and the earth Venus Choo J. Q.·July 13, 2019For this year’s Scandinavian Film Festival, Hvítur, Hvítur Dagur or A White, White Day, was chosen to be...Art and FilmLatest·0 Comments··67 views
The Natural World is the Muse: ‘The Botanical: Beauty and Peril’ Exhibition at AGWA Paris Doick·July 13, 2019The natural world is a constant source of inspiration for the global community. Movies, songs, books and artworks...Art and FilmLatest·0 Comments··137 views
‘Stuber’ is an uninspired and personality-deprived ride Daniel Patterson·July 12, 2019It seems like we get a buddy action comedy with a similar sort of formula every year in...Art and FilmLatest·0 Comments··28 views
On the record with Mayhills Ailish Delaney·July 12, 2019Ahead of the launch of his new music video for his latest single, In Shadow, Perth-based producer Mayhills...LatestMusic·0 Comments··31 views
On the Record with Kristian Hopes from Grinspoon Jennifer Maxwell·July 11, 2019In anticipation of their national tour, Grinspoon’s Kristian Hopes spoke to Grok about touring, having fun and the...LatestMusic·0 Comments··179 views
Beat of the Week: Public Service Broadcasting’s ‘All Out’ Max Vos·July 11, 2019This week’s beat comes from a Welsh friend of mine, and spiritually from the coal pits of Wales....LatestMusic·0 Comments··20 views
Director Teresa Izzard on the WA premiere of the play ‘S-27’ Kellie Balaam·July 11, 2019“Look at me. You have to look at me. It’s just a photograph. A stupid photograph. Ain’t gonna...Art and FilmLatest·0 Comments··44 views
Vegemite: the history of the salty spread that divides the nation Amber Weir·July 9, 2019Last month Vegemite celebrated yet another birthday, and it got me thinking about the history of this divisive...LatestPolitics & EconomicsStudent Life·0 Comments··711 views
