Bumble Ditches the Swipe in Favour of AI Matchmaking

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On 28 May, Israel intensified its assault in Lebanon, killing at least 19 people and wounding 58 according to Lebanese health authorities. Israel also issued mass displacement orders across the so

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BACKROOMS: The Birthplace of a New Horror Genus

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In May 2019, out of 4chan’s murky depths rose a short creepypasta penned by an anonymous user detailing the lucid and dreamlike imagery of the BackrooRead Article

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SEAN BAKER at VIVID Painted Half the Picture

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Sean Baker and Bhad Bahbie having been on the same email chain is among one of the lessons I learned at an in conversation event with the decorated fiRead Article

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Sound the Alarm at RISING: DAY TRIPPER

Cherie Gavara-Nanu Strong

By the time the fire alarm went off at RISING’ s Day Tripper, my best friend and I had already seen spiritual jazz, survived our first punk show, and Read Article

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On Experiencing MWF’s WILDER SHORES: WRITING THE CHANGING PLANET

Astara Ball

Melbourne Writers Festival’s panel, Wilder Shores: Writing the Changing Planet seeded a fascinating and foreboding discourse on the nature of the climRead Article

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BACKROOMS: The Birthplace of a New Horror Genus

Zen Lam

In May 2019, out of 4chan’s murky depths rose a short creepypasta penned by an anonymous user detailing the lucid and drRead Article

Thu 11 Jun 2026

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SEAN BAKER at VIVID Painted Half the Picture

Lachie Carroll

Sean Baker and Bhad Bahbie having been on the same email chain is among one of the lessons I learned at an in conversatiRead Article

Wed 10 Jun 2026

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Sound the Alarm at RISING: DAY TRIPPER

Cherie Gavara-Nanu Strong

By the time the fire alarm went off at RISING’ s Day Tripper, my best friend and I had already seen spiritual jazz, survRead Article

Tue 09 Jun 2026

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On Experiencing MWF’s WILDER SHORES: WRITING THE CHANGING PLANET

Astara Ball

Melbourne Writers Festival’s panel, Wilder Shores: Writing the Changing Planet seeded a fascinating and foreboding discoRead Article

Tue 09 Jun 2026

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Three Days at SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL

Lachie Carroll

The Sydney Film Festival (SFF) is perhaps the most significant event on the Australian screen calendar. Although two yeaRead Article

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BABY JACKFRUIT BABY GUAVA: Gay Son or Thought Daughter?

Junae Won

The question of whether someone would prefer a homosexual son to a deep-in-thought daughter is thrown lightly around theRead Article

Mon 08 Jun 2026

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A Canvas of Survival in A FOX UNDER A PINK MOON

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The EU migrant crisis peaked over 2015 and 2016, and the US withdrew from Afghanistan in 2021. While these moments may fRead Article

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Things We Hunger For in PEOPLE AND MEAT

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“I longed to dissolve into laughter, so I dissolve into tears instead.” At its heart, People and Meat is a tender, beauRead Article

Sun 07 Jun 2026

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CATE LE BON at RISING: Days Linger On, Quicker Than A Minute

Ashley Oetomo

I first heard of Cate Le Bon from my drama teacher who often started class 20 minutes late, when I was on exchange. TherRead Article

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Snappy? Perhaps. Disconnected? Surely: A Review of THE RUINERS

Mahema Singh

Fifty thousand dollars drops into your lap thanks to the will of your absent, now dead, father. You are 29, alone, unknoRead Article

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Screaming My Lungs Out with WEDNESDAY at RISING

Ivy Kaye

Country music, and the sounds of the American South at large, are something that I’ve always felt a little apprehensive Read Article

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A YEAR WITHOUT SUMMER: A Psychedelic Dream of Beauty and Monstrosity at RISING

Jessica Fanwong

The year is 1816. Volcanic explosion, widespread famine, torrential rains and a disappeared sun. Amid this turmoil is a Read Article

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PHENOMENA: A Surreal, Psychedelic Journey Into The Universe

Saria Ratnam

Phenomena isn’t like any other film I’ve seen. It’s a documentary, but its filmmaker, Josef Gatti, doesn’t venture out iRead Article

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The Tenderness of Displacement: Kyiron's 100 SUNSET

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If you asked me what one of the hardest things about moving from Sydney to Melbourne is, having to miss the Sydney Film Read Article

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A Nouvelle Vague Cockroach Gone Rogue in California: Charlotte Zhang’s TYCOON

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It’s 2028 in Los Angeles. The Olympic Committee has encroached onto the city for its quadrennial event. Ootheca, a compaRead Article

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To Watch CHRONOVISOR, You’re Going to Need Concentration–A Lot of It

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Most thrillers are quickly paced, intense and dramatic. The Chronovisor, however, strays from this, ensuring we feel eveRead Article

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What’s Your Roman Empire? ROME: EMPIRE, POWER, PEOPLE at the Melbourne Museum

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In case you somehow missed it, a couple of years ago there was a trend online where women asked men how often they thougRead Article

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Truth or Fiction? KAMIKAZE HEARTS at BUFF

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I was not expecting my Friday night to include watching porn on a projector in a room of about 50 others, but it ended uRead Article

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THE DEVILS on the Cross at BUFF

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The Devils is the first film that really made me envision the power of cinema. Opening the Brunswick Underground Film FeRead Article

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MTC’s THE GLASS MENAGERIE: Truth in the Dark Disguise of Laughter?

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"I give you truth in the pleasant disguise of illusion…” Opening night of The Glass Menagerie whilst buzzing and exciRead Article

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OF MONSTERS AND MEN are the Culmination of Faerie Lilt and Drumstick-breaking Indie Rock

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Of Monsters and Men (OMAM) are a divine combination of wispy, romantic folklore and deeply human grit. The Icelandic indRead Article

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