Tattoo Culture’s New Era: How Gen Z Is Shaping the Future of Ink Care
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Tattoo culture is not the punky rebellious subculture of old — it's become common self-expression, and this product range is following suit
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Posted in: Culture NewsFacebook has reacted to proposed media bargaining laws from the Australian government by banning the sharing of all local news content.
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The Secret Life of H.G. Carrillo
Posted in: Culture FeaturesA celebrated writer and professor, he challenged his students to take hold of their own narrative. But the truth came out — his life story, like his books, was a work of fiction
The History of Australia’s Most Unique Festival: Wide Open Space
Posted in: Culture FeaturesA staple of the Aussie live scene for well over a decade Bianca O’Neill dives into the history of the iconic Wide Open Space festival.
Why Were There So Many Serial Killers Between 1970 and 2000 — and Where Did They Go?
Posted in: Culture FeaturesThe answer is manyfold — encompassing everything from sociological changes, to biology, to technology, to linguistics
