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Album Review: Deadbeat
Afia Khan reviews Deadbeat, the latest electro, psychedelic fusion from Aussie indie legend Tame Impala. Tame Impala, the psychedelic music project by Australian multi-instrumentalist and singer Kevin Parker, has released a new album after five years.  Titled ‘ Deadbeat ’, the fifth studio album is an ode to the highs and lows experienced at a rave.  Recorded in the Californian coastal town of Montecito and at his studio Wave House in Yallingup, Western Australia, it took
Oct 273 min read


Sold-out student runway showcases tomorrow’s designers
Maggie Papas spoke to student fashion designers showcasing their work today at Melbourne Fashion Week. Talented student fashion designers will showcase their collections at the sold-out Student Collections Runway today in Kensington for Melbourne Fashion Week.  Amongst the next generation of designers are Flora Bellemo and Stephanie Hockey, whose inspirations towards their collections are stylistically different, but both challenge social perceptions and issues through creat
Oct 242 min read


Review: One Battle After Another
Daniel Allen reviews renowned director Paul Thomas Anderson's newest action comedy, starring Leo DiCaprio, Benicio del Toro and Sean Penn. 'One Battle After Another’ scratches two different spots in my cinephile brain: the absurdist political satire section and the edge-of-your-seat action/thriller section. Loosely inspired by Thomas Pynchon's novel Vineland (1990), this 3-hour journey takes the audience on a memorable fugitive thriller/comedy epic with gorgeous cinematic sh
Oct 172 min read


The slow death of Australian comic stores
Brent Lynn reports on the last nail in the coffin for many of Australia's brick-and-mortar comic book stores. James Jagic, owner of Brisbane's ComicsETC, has lost thousands of dollars since the collapse of Australia's primary comic distributor, Diamond Distribution. For owners like Jagic, Diamond Distribution was the first and easiest choice for stock, owning essentially a monoply of the market. But when cracks appeared in their business, Jagec switched early to alternatives
Sep 302 min read


Melbourne's protest temperature cools down
After a violent March for Australia, Saturday's protests were largely peaceful, Afia Khan, Daniel Allen and Matthew Parkhill report....
Sep 133 min read


Theatre coming to you, Melbourne!
While headline shows like Beetlejuice and In The Heights wrap up, new theatre is hitting Melbourne's stages soon, Genevieve Spiteri...
Sep 93 min read


MIFF: The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo
The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo is enchanting, enthralling and subversive, Ella O'Neill reviews. Winner of the Un Certain Regard...
Sep 84 min read


MIFF: Jimmy Barnes: Working Class Man
Daniel Allen reviews Jimmy Barnes: Working Class Man, a documentary on an Australian icon. One of Australia's most notable music icons ,...
Aug 233 min read


No Apologies
Tom Borin brings us No Apologies, a story about guilt turned deadly. Guilt is like a sickness that eats us up. (Image: Wix) Mason watched...
Aug 227 min read


MIFF: Get your horror fill in Beast of War
Belle Colyer reviews Kiah Roache-Turner's latest Aussie horror set in shark-infested WW2 waters. With the 50 th  anniversary of Jaws...
Aug 225 min read


MIFF: From Darkness to Light
Ange Tcaciuc reviews "From Darkness to Light," an engrossing documentary about failed filmmaker Jerry Lewis. Throughout cinema history,...
Aug 194 min read


Can local football handle concussion care?
As the AFL investigates concussion care procedures, Louie Cina investigates how community clubs are meeting new guidelines. For...
Aug 146 min read
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