Runs in the Family Law
Benjamin and Michelle Law are mega-talented writers, so it seems only natural they’d put their superbrains together and co-author Sh*t Asian Mothers Say, a book born out of genuine love
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Strengthening ties with China, cutting ties with students?
What have Julie Bishop, Bob Carr and UTS all have in common? VERTIGO has the answer.Heightened security is expected at the launch of the UTS Australia-Chinese Research Institute (ACRI), with
GIG REVIEW: Calling All Cars
Words by Jules LeFevre Sounds like: TV On The Radio meets Kasabian meets British India.There’s a naked man on stage, playing guitar. The bizarre thing is that amid the chaos of
REVIEW: 20 Questions
Words by CADHLA ROBERTSWhen: 7 April - 11 August Where: Belvoir St Theatre, Surry Hills How much: Full $68, Industry/Groups $58, Concession $48, Student Rush $35 TicketsThe first thing you should know about
OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF MIND
In 2001, a small, obscure island near the equator became a focal point in Australian Government policy. Thirteen years later, it remains so. JOSH DYE reports on what’s really happening
Rinehart Flesh: Surprise Budget Fix
Words by Seymour TaxesAfter recently being made aware of Gina Rinehart’s $20 billion net worth, Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Treasurer Joe Hockey have devised a unique fix for Australia’s
GIG REVIEW: CHANCE WATERS
Words by JADE ELLENSounds Like: Essential Australian hip hop along the lines of fellow rappers Urthboy and Seth Sentry, with some of the alternative sounds of Bob Evans, and the
INTERVIEW: Felicity Ward, a futuristic Stevie Nicks
Ahead of her upcoming Sydney Comedy Festival gig, the quirky and ever-lovely Felicity Ward chats to LARISSA BRICIS about public transport, expensive cockatoos, and being a futuristic Stevie Nicks.Your new
The Fight Against Language Extinction
UTS graduate BLAKE PAUL KENDALL tells us all about the death of languages. His latest project – a children’s book written in the language of the Penan people of Borneo
CAPTURING SOMETHING REAL
The latest installment in the Grand Theft Auto franchise gave players the ability to take photos on their smartphones within the game, capturing moments of virtual reality. It seems like