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What Does the Budget Mean for Young People?

The 2026–27 Australian Federal Budget was released by Treasurer Jim Chalmers on 12 May 2026 has been widely viewed as one of the most consequential budgets in recent years. It included an array of mea

Nakba Day Rally: “Long Live the Intifada!”

On May 13, 2026, over 100 student activists congregated at the University of Melbourne’s South Lawn in solidarity with the Nakba Day Rally, before marching across campus to the Vice-Chancellor’s Offic

Melbourne City Council’s “You Spray, You Pay” Graffiti Crackdown Sparks Debate Across the City

Melbourne City Council has begun enforcing its “You Spray, You Pay” anti-graffiti policy, which will require vandals to cover clean-up costs. The crackdown has reignited debate over where street art e

UAE’s Departure from OPEC Exposes Latent Tension Amongst Gulf Nations

As the crown prince of Saudi Arabia commenced a summit of Gulf Arab leaders, the UAE announced that it will be leaving the oil cartel OPEC and OPEC+ (an alliance of 11 member countries of OPEC and 10

Dandenong Residents Shut Out of Council Meeting

On Monday 20 April, residents were shut out of a routine council meeting during a motion to show solidarity with Greater Dandenong’s Lebanese residents, amidst the ongoing invasion of Lebanon by Israe

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

Amelie de Graaf

Of Monsters and Men (OMAM) are a divine combination of wispy, romantic folklore and deeply human grit. The Icelandic indie folk band recently blessed Read Article

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CANNES 2026: Renate Reinsve, Triptych Musicals and Neon’s Seventh Time Lucky

Lachie Carroll

Yesterday morning, the 2026 Cannes Film Festival came to a maximalist conclusion, handing out nine prizes across five of its most significant categoriRead Article

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POWER BALLAD: How Do-Re-Mi Can Mean “I Love You”

Jocelyn Du

Although I had never seen any of John Carney’s work before, I had been aware of his dedication to the musical dramedy genre. His filmography, which spRead Article

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RESIDENT EVIL REQUIEM is Fun, but Unsure of its Own Lament

Zen Lam

“Requiem for the dead. Nightmare for the living.” Thus began Resident Evil’s 30-year anniversary celebrations, where the ninth mainline entry was unveRead Article

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

Amelie de Graaf

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

Mon 25 May 2026

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CANNES 2026: Renate Reinsve, Triptych Musicals and Neon’s Seventh Time Lucky

Lachie Carroll

Yesterday morning, the 2026 Cannes Film Festival came to a maximalist conclusion, handing out nine prizes across five ofRead Article

Mon 25 May 2026

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POWER BALLAD: How Do-Re-Mi Can Mean “I Love You”

Jocelyn Du

Although I had never seen any of John Carney’s work before, I had been aware of his dedication to the musical dramedy geRead Article

Sun 24 May 2026

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RESIDENT EVIL REQUIEM is Fun, but Unsure of its Own Lament

Zen Lam

“Requiem for the dead. Nightmare for the living.” Thus began Resident Evil’s 30-year anniversary celebrations, where theRead Article

Thu 21 May 2026

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READY OR NOT 2: HERE I COME is Not Worth Your Time (Or Your $17.50)

Zoe Hibbard

In an almost entirely empty theatre on a Tuesday night, my friend and I watched all 108 minutes of Ready or Not 2 in a sRead Article

Thu 21 May 2026

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EXIT 8 at MWF: The Lost Man in All of Us

Ashley Faith Lee

Last week, I had the privilege of attending a screening of the 2025 horror film Exit 8 followed by a Q&A with its directRead Article

Thu 21 May 2026

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OUR HERO, BALTHAZAR at BUFF: Baumbach Meets Safdie in this Morally Dubious Romp

Lachie Carroll

Content Warnings: Gun-based violence, school shootings In a year still yet to land on a distinct cinematic identity oRead Article

Wed 20 May 2026

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FATAL FRAME II: CRIMSON BUTTERFLY: An Almost Perfect Remake

Zen Lam

Even if you’ve never heard of the Fatal Frame series, you’ve more than likely seen screencaps of the games and its gothiRead Article

Wed 20 May 2026

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Is THE PITT Letting Down Its Ensemble Cast and Fan Favourites?

Swathi Shanggar

Season 2 of The Pitt, one of the most popular shows right now, has finally concluded after 15 weeks. The Emmy-winning meRead Article

Wed 20 May 2026

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WE HAVE MANY NAMES at BUFF: The Carnal Feminine

Astara Ball

On Saturday 16 May, I found myself among a dribble of mismatched film buffs shuffling into an upstairs room at BrunswickRead Article

Mon 18 May 2026

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Ozploitation Never Dies in PENNY LANE IS DEAD at FFFA

Cherie Gavara-Nanu Strong

1986. The year of Chernobyl and Madonna’s True Blue. A time of big hair, cheap booze and durries burning through sticky Read Article

Sun 17 May 2026

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MUSC's Mafia MACBETH: A Double Shot of Toil and Trouble, Please

Amelie de Graaf

A cocktail of 1920s mafia, prohibited alcohol, and blood: the recipe for a chuckle-worthy production of Macbeth. As the Read Article

Fri 15 May 2026

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18 Years On: The Immortality of TWILIGHT at FFFA

Kaya McGloin

I envy those who have never seen Twilight, because the experience of watching it 18 years after its cinematic release inRead Article

Thu 14 May 2026

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A Spiral into Absurdity: Higuchinsky’s UZUMAKI at FFFA

Mandy Zhang

Upon hearing about the opportunity to attend a screening of a film adaptation of Junji Ito’s manga Uzumaki as part of FaRead Article

Thu 14 May 2026

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Getting Lost in Translations: Mieko Kawakami on SISTERS IN YELLOW at MFW

Sasha Neilson

When I picked up Mieko Kawakami’s early novel Heaven from a library shelf in 2021, I could not have expected that what IRead Article

Wed 13 May 2026

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Spacey Jane Offers Something For All You Indie Boys To Scream To

Sabine Pentecost

Featured in Farrago 2025 - Volume 101, Edition 4.Read Article

Wed 13 May 2026

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show Celebrates its 50th Anniversary

Sabine Pentecost

Featured in Farrago 2025 - Volume 101, Edition 6.Read Article

Wed 13 May 2026

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Underbaked, Unambiguous and Uninspired: WAITRESS in Melbourne

Lachie Carroll

During the intermission at the premiere of Waitress’ run in Melbourne, I indulged in a $10 mini apple pie from the theatRead Article

Mon 11 May 2026

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INDONESIAN FILM FESTIVAL 2026: Musicals, Melancholy and Detective Capers

Fergus Sinnott

The 20th Indonesian Film Festival is set to take place from 8 May to 10 May at Melbourne’s ACMI. The subtitle for this yRead Article

Mon 04 May 2026

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KISS ALL THE TIME, DISCO OCCASIONALLY: A Sparkly Disco Revival Lacking Trademark Whimsical Lustre

Ella Brown

It’s safe to say that Harry Styles is no longer the boy he was at the beginning of his career, and he’s made this fact cRead Article

Sat 02 May 2026

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Parasocial and Paranoid: David Ward’s LENORE at FFFA

Aditi Acharla

Inspired by David Cronenberg’s Videodrome, David Ward’s Lenore puts an Australian spin on cyber-horror. His debut film eRead Article

Fri 01 May 2026

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