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THE JURY EXPERIENCE: A BA Student Versus a Flawed, Amateur Courtroom

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be on the jury in a court case? Do you want to be able to enjoy the drama of a courtroom unfold in froRead Article

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Who’s Really in CONTROL? Keziah Warner’s Sci-Fi Epic Lands at the Explosives Factory

I admit it: reality TV is my guilty pleasure. There’s just something strangely addictive about watching people perform for a camera—the illusion of inRead Article

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It’s Alive! Del Toro’s FRANKENSTEIN, Jacob Elordi and the Futility of it All

Del Toro’s  Frankenstein reminds us that, despite the increasing difficulty of separating film from content, the cinematic medium is something that ofRead Article

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I Lost My Hearing at the PIXIES' Concert

Boston-born American alternative rock band Pixies played a ground-shaking gig at Festival Hall to a deafening crowd. Amongst the audience, I was quiteRead Article

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THE JURY EXPERIENCE: A BA Student Versus a Flawed, Amateur Courtroom

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be on the jury in a court case? Do you want to be able to enjoy the dramRead Article

Sat 13 Dec 2025
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Who’s Really in CONTROL? Keziah Warner’s Sci-Fi Epic Lands at the Explosives Factory

I admit it: reality TV is my guilty pleasure. There’s just something strangely addictive about watching people perform fRead Article

Thu 11 Dec 2025
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It’s Alive! Del Toro’s FRANKENSTEIN, Jacob Elordi and the Futility of it All

Del Toro’s  Frankenstein reminds us that, despite the increasing difficulty of separating film from content, the cinematRead Article

Thu 11 Dec 2025
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I Lost My Hearing at the PIXIES' Concert

Boston-born American alternative rock band Pixies played a ground-shaking gig at Festival Hall to a deafening crowd. AmoRead Article

Tue 09 Dec 2025
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TAME IMPALA’s DEADBEAT Isn’t Committed to the Dancefloor

Modern indie is incomplete without Tame Impala, the psych-rock turned synth-pop brainchild of Perth’s Kevin Parker. He’sRead Article

Sun 07 Dec 2025
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After Summer: TSITP S3 in the Rearview Mirror

Spoilers ahead, summer sweeties!Read Article

Mon 24 Nov 2025
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TAYLOR SWIFT: THE LIFE OF A SHOWGIRL or the Death of a Feminist?

Mon 24 Nov 2025
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CAMILA CABELLO Dazzles for a Lacklustre Crowd

Zeinab and I arrived at the Margaret Court Arena after wandering around Olympic Boulevard for half an hour, and we were Read Article

Mon 24 Nov 2025
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Bricks, Mortars and Breaking Hearts: 5Bells’s NEW HOME's Guide to Building a Home

In our post-pandemic world of cost of living crisis and soaring housing prices, building a dream house seems out of reacRead Article

Mon 24 Nov 2025
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AUDREY HEPBURN and YOU YOU YOU: What We’ve Missed from Maisie Peters

We haven’t heard from British singer/songwriter  Maisie Peters in a while, and she’s been teasing her third album for soRead Article

Mon 24 Nov 2025
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FROG's Daniel Bateman on THE COUNT, Touring and the Melbourne Renaissance

In the midst of the release of Frog’s new excellent album, The Count, Daniel Bateman joined us over Zoom from New RochelRead Article

Mon 24 Nov 2025
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BIBI Invites Us Into Her World with EVE at Festival Hall

TW: Contains brief discussions of suicide and mental health themesRead Article

Mon 24 Nov 2025
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Honey Don't Believe the Hype

Sun 19 Oct 2025
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The Friend: This Frazzled New Yorker Can't Write for Shit!

Sun 19 Oct 2025
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CHANGELING Reveals What is Beneath the Mask at MELBOURNE FRINGE FESTIVAL

CW: This play contains themes of domestic violenceRead Article

Wed 15 Oct 2025
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WESTGATE: A MIFF review

Adrian Ortega’s Westgate (2025) is a deeply personal homage to the resilience of working class migrant mothers and commuRead Article

Fri 10 Oct 2025
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TO KILL A MONGOLIAN HORSE: Cultural Exploration and Cinematic Perfection Combine in Docu-Fiction

What is identity? How can it be portrayed? Who are we–to ourselves, to our kin, to our country–in a world that moves beyRead Article

Mon 06 Oct 2025
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FRENCH IMPRESSIONISM: Windows to Europe

Returning to Melbourne after living in Europe has given me a new lens through which to appreciate my hometown. I went frRead Article

Thu 02 Oct 2025
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KEVIN SILVESTER's O2: High Energy and Agony

Kevin Silvester is not like the other artists I listen to, last I checked he was still alive. The artists I typically liRead Article

Mon 22 Sep 2025
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Aditi Uses Her Movie and Music Knowledge to Create the Ultimate Double Bill

It goes without saying but I love movies; if eight year old me knew about Letterboxd, she would have seized her parents’Read Article

Sun 21 Sep 2025
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A New Bombshell Enters the LOVE ISLAND Villa: Misogyny!

Love Island UK has just closed its 12th season of bikinis and break-ups on ITV, one of the first where all of the islandRead Article

Sun 21 Sep 2025
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