Jimmy Barnes Isn’t Killing Time Anymore
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Releasing his third book, 'Killing Time' sees Jimmy Barnes looking back on life's precious moments via a series of charming, witty, and heartbreaking short stories.
Pendulum Swing Back Into Focus
Posted in: Music Features premiumRenowned as leaders of the drum and bass genre, and an essential live act, this week finally sees Pendulum releasing their first new music in almost a decade
Ozuna Representing: The Puerto Rican Who Has Put Latin Music on The Summit of The Industry
Posted in: Music Features premiumHe's sold more than 15 million albums, and he's one of the best-selling Latin artists of all time, and thanks to Ozuna, reggaeton is more popular than ever.
Thanks to ‘Sound As Ever’, the ’90s Will Last Forever
Posted in: Music Features premiumFrom humble beginnings, 'Sound As Ever' spawned a community which revels in the bygone era of the '90s music scene, and shows no sign of slowing down.
Vulnerability Porn: The Latest Trend Sweeping Social Media
Posted in: Culture Features premiumSharing your worst moments has become a valuable source of likes – but is performative vulnerability causing more harm than good?
Private Function: Still On Top
Posted in: Music Features premiumThey're arguably one of the wildest bands on the Aussie music scene and, as they release their second album, it's abundantly clear that Private Function are still on top.
How Alex the Astronaut Found Her Confidence
Posted in: Music Features premiumAfter two EPs, widespread acclaim, and praise from iconic names, Alex the Astronaut has utilised her newfound confidence for her debut album.
Paul Kelly & Paul Grabowsky: An Exercise in Trust
Posted in: Music Features premiumCombined, they've been in the music game for well over 80 years, but now, Paul Kelly and Paul Grabowsky have teamed up to share the collaborative album, 'Please Leave Your Light On'.
Australian Cults: The Grim, The Bad And The Ugly. Pt. Four, The Rajneesh Movement
Posted in: Culture Features premiumBelow is Part Four of our multi-part series on Australian cults, a look into the grim, bad, and ugly utopian communities which decorate Australia's history. Our final instalment was labeled a “sex cult” in the seventies and had a rather large commune in Fremantle, Western Australia.
Australian Cults: The Grim, The Bad And The Ugly. Pt. Three, Universal Medicine
Posted in: Culture Features premiumBelow is Part Three of our multi-part series on Australian cults, a look into the grim, bad, and ugly utopian communities which decorate Australia's history. Next up is Universal Medicine, lead by "Leonardo Da Vinci reincarnated" Serge Benhayon.
