GIRL IN TAN BOOTS
Mairead Armstrong reports to Vertigo about girls and their boots. [hr]‘Tan Boots: To the girl in tan boots who always gets on at St Leonards, you are my angel of the
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WE LOVE WONDERLAND
Naomi Russo spoke to Aussie DJ Alison Wonderland about the DJ industry, performing live and her upcoming album. [hr]The tent was packed with drenched festival-goers, dancing to ‘90s pop and indie
ROADTEST: APHRODISIACS
Every issue we‘ll roadtest something a little bit different. This month we, the Vertigo team, tried to enhance our sex lives (with a little help). [hr]Mission: To find out if there
What the fuck are you eating?
This is Nicholas Jordan’s five day journey into ignorance. Welcome to the weirdest food around UTS brought to you with help from Big Bird (photography and ideas). [hr]I love Sydney for its food
ASKING THE HARD QUESTIONS ABOUT ORGAN DONATION
Rachel Worsley chats to Lizzie Barrett, co-founder of the FilmLife Project, about creative ways to engage young people in the organ donation discussion. [hr] Eighty percent of young people aged 16-29 would
GOING WITHOUT: LAZINESS
Uni life is all about making sacrifices. We find ourselves giving things up in order to make ends meet. This month, James Haydon tries life without inactivity. [hr]University students are a
THE DEBAUCHEROUS BIRDS OF TOKYO
Ahead of their first national headline tour in 18 months, drummer Adam Weston tells Antigone Anagnostellis why being in a rock band is a full-time job. [hr]These days, a debaucherous rock‘n’roll
The Secret Lives of Central Station Buskers
Ever wonder about the musicians who line the walls of the Central Station tunnel during peak hour? Who are they? Why do they play? Emily Meller decided to find out. [hr]A
The Motherfucker with the Hat
Ryan Auberson-Walsh talks theatre and hats. Former altar boy Troy Harrison is a 33-year-old man who’s on a quest for blood and glory. Well, not literally. Though he is a tenacious
UTS’ DIRTY LITTLE SECRETS
From raunchy stories to racism, a throng of Facebook ‘confession’ pages are giving university students a chance to air their dirty laundry. Johanna Deutsch reports. [hr]A few weeks ago, while completing