Mixtape #7: Trash or Treasure?
HATTIE O’DONNELL had a chat with Sydney-based folktronic songwriter CAITLIN PARK about wine-fuelled music-making, embracing your inner DF diva and having the eyes of Cat Power's mother. What was the first album
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Zinegeist #7: Refugee Art Project
In 2010, a group of local academics and artists got together and formed Refugee Art Project. Through art workshops, public exhibitions and zines, they’ve continued to support the men, women
Justice League #7: Leard Blockade
LAUREN O’CONNOR and LARA PAIJMANS are two activists involved in the Leard blockade, opposing coal mining operations in the Leard State Forest. They tell us a bit about the non-violent,
ALBUM REVIEW: There There
Words by COURTENAY TURNERSounds like: That distinctive 80’s vibe rocked by bands like Haim, but with a soft side.In her latest album There There, Australian singer-songwriter Megan Washington takes her
GIG REVIEW: Seekae
Sounds like: The electronic stylings of Collarbones and Shlohmo, with a flow and dreaminess similar to early Vondelpark.Just a few weeks out from the release of their third album, The
FILM REVIEW: Decoding Annie Parker
Based on a true story, Decoding Annie Parker tells the tale of two women: the remarkable Annie Parker, a three time cancer survivor, and the geneticist Mary-Claire King, whose relentless
My Favourite Woody Allen Movie
Can we really separate art from the artist? RACHEL EDDIE examines the effect of Woody Allen’s alleged crimes on our enjoyment of his films. “What’s your favourite Woody Allen movie?” Dylan
FILM REVIEW: Magic in the Moonlight
Words by ZALEHAH TURNER Only a few years after the release of the multi-award winning Midnight in Paris, Woody Allen has returned, not only to France but also to the 1920’s, with
A Brief History Of… Makeup
Parts of this article have been amended, which at the time of printing (Issue 6: Misfits), were changes that could not be made. When exactly did we start putting stuff on
Joe Hockey Says Poor People Don’t Drive, Is Wrong
Joe Hockey continued his tirade of garnering the support of low-income households with well-thought out policy last week by proclaiming that the poorest Australians either don't drive or don't drive