Pornography and perpetrators of domestic violence are more closely related than we think.
As rates of gender-based violence continue to climb in Australia, what’s driving this growing violence?
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Drew Baker
Jul 183 min read
Grab your Maracas! The Boy from Oz has landed at The National Theatre Melbourne.
Are you ready to escape the cold of Melbourne and head to Rio? Judy Garland is in the wings waiting for you. Let’s go!
Patrick Lyne
Jul 162 min read
Supporting cancer research through video games: ASM2024
The Australian Speedrun Marathon (ASM) is paving the way for charity raising through video games, and will return to Adelaide July 16 – 21.
Thomas Colasante
Jul 143 min read
Euros Final preview: Spain vs England
Spain will take on England in the 2024 European Championship Final, what form are both nations in?
Molly Inglis
Jun 253 min read
REVIEW: Angie McMahon LIVE at Melbourne's Forum
If any artist was born to play a show at the Forum, it would be Angie McMahon.
Patrick Lyne
Jun 253 min read
A clash of local and international coffee culture: MICE 2024
The Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) was a flurry of hands as the Melbourne International Coffee Expo (MICE)
Mia Cutugno
Jun 203 min read
Swipe, match, repeat; the struggles of modern dating
Over time dating apps have become significantly popular, with people downloading the apps to either try and find ‘the one’.
Poppy Knight
Jun 204 min read
Young girls abandoning sport links to gender inequality in youth teams
50% of Australian girls quit sports before they turn 17, according to Suncorp’s 2019 Youth Confidence Report.
Matilda McDermott
Jun 176 min read
The apps: Why I don’t like them
I probably won’t be the first to say this and definitely not the last, but I dislike the idea of a dating app.
Jade Nacionales
Jun 172 min read
Unpaid internships: rite of passage or pipe dream?
Internships are a stepping stone in order to land your dream job, or a requirement to obtain your degree.
Vic Bailey
Jun 137 min read
20 things I have learnt before 20
To comfort my unease at the beginning of a new decade, I’ve created a list of things I think I’ve learnt.
Patrick Lyne
Jun 42 min read
Melbourne is leading Australia’s esports scene
Battle Arena Melbourne kicked off this June, making Melbourne the host of Australia’s biggest esports event by participation.
Patrick Lyne
Jun 43 min read
Why Singaporean Literature Matters
A group of Singaporean writers met to discuss the Singaporean literature scene, called “Sing lit.”
Julia Sicilia
Jun 23 min read
Vibrant and violent: Dev Patel’s impressive directorial debut ‘Monkey Man’
4/5 stars. Dev Patel’s directorial debut Monkey Man, melds the typical action film.
Lucy Muscat
Jun 22 min read
FOOD for thought
RISING’s intimate dinner party performance, serves absurdist meditation, leading you to ponder between bites: why do we eat what we eat?
Kiara Angelini
May 304 min read
A Travel Agent’s tips for visiting Paris during the Olympics
Europe through the eyes of Australian Travel Agency Owner, Anna Campo, with over 25 years of experience in the industry.
Bennett Davy
May 282 min read
What’s on at the ‘Rising Festival’ 2024
‘RISING’ festival, situated in the vibrant core of Naarm/Melbourne, celebrates fresh expressions of art, music, and performances
Nicole Manolitsas
May 274 min read
Rosie Batty’s domestic violence message at the Melbourne Writers Festival
A speakers at this year’s festival, Rosie Batty, was able to perfectly sum up this year’s theme of ‘ghosts’ in one sentence
Dash Spencer-White, Tye Wilson and Vic Bailey
May 223 min read
RMIT Vice-Chancellor still yet to comment on student encampments
RMIT’s Vice Chancellor Alec Cameron is yet to personally comment on the RMIT Gaza Solidarity Encampment three weeks after it was established
Aisha Ambesi
May 223 min read
Men’s football continues to be undermined and fans are losing interest
As the Iszuzu Men’s A-League is coming to its 20th year in Australia, issues still arise over the continuous decline in followership.
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