FILM REVIEW: The Little Death
Trigger warning: Rape fantasy, sex offenders.Josh Lawson pulls off just the right balance of fun and cringe-inducing in The Little Death. The name comes from the French phrase le petite
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The Road to Justice
In her 43 years, Rabia Siddique has worn many hats. Criminal and Human Rights lawyer. British Army legal officer. Terrorism and War Crimes Prosecutor. Negotiator. Mother of three. But, as
Deja Entendu
It’s hard to make music, but it’s harder to make new music. DANIEL COMENSOLI looks at the growing phenomenon of music waste and our inability to accept that sound is
Cultural Wastelands
‘Australian culture’ – two simple words that attract a lot of ridicule overseas. But are we really as culture-starved as other countries believe? EMILY MELLER reflects on bad jokes and
Swimming in a Sea of Approval
ALEX DALLAND caught up with singer-songwriter Andy Bull ahead of his upcoming Australian tour. They chatted about the new Sea of Approval album, self-production, growing up without Spotify and discovering
Grad’s Guide #7: Design
TANJA BINGGELI is a letterpress artist and designer. She is also a technophobe. Why do you choose to do freelance work? I do freelance work so that I can work independently, but
Rookie’s Guide #7: Public Sex
MAGGIE NEIL gives her personal take on PIV public sex. Fitness required – check your shame at the door.There is a fine art to getting away with banging in public.But
Podcasts Guaranteed Not To Waste Your Time
Hearing reports of extreme weather, stats about rising sea levels, or environmental sustainability doesn’t always have to be boring. There’s an easy and fun way to absorb knowledge: here are
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
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