Edition 9
Distance: A Matter of Perspective
The first week of uni just finished and I’m still alive which is a massive plus. If you too, like me, entered tertiary education for the first time this year, you would have been relieved […]
Month: March 2016
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Film Review: A Bigger Splash
A Bigger Splash Directed by Luca Guadagnino Filled with moral ambiguity and sexual tension, A Bigger Splash is an indulgence for the eyes and mind alike. Set on the idyllic island of Pantelleria, the drama […]
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An Interview With Nicholas Allbrook
Nicholas Allbrook, one of the most enigmatic front-men of the 21st Century, is kicking off his national Advance Tour in Adelaide this Thursday. Whilst juggling the outfits of POND and Allbrook/Avery, he’s managed to slap […]
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Film Review: The Witch
The Witch Directed by Robert Eggers Prepare to be frightened beyond gory slasher scenes and heart-pounding jump scares—The Witch will give you chills right through your bones. It’s a fear you can’t shake no matter […]
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COMICAL CANDIDATES: An opinion on the 2016 US Presidential Election
Throughout history, the world has witnessed the rise, fall, and occasional crash-land of the careers of many American presidential candidates—and indeed of presidents themselves. For a job so powerful and important, it often manages to […]
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Fringe Review: Abandoman – Life and Rhymes
Abandoman – Life and Rhymes Presented by Sharon Burgess Productions With an infinite repertoire of one-liners, the ingenious and quick-witted Abandoman unapologetically knows how to stir a crowd. In their show Life and Rhymes, stand-up […]
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An Interview With Wasted Wanderers
Adelaide’s blues rock and folk band Wasted Wanderers are one of the few local groups fortunate enough to be gigging at this year’s WOMADelaide in March. They’ve headlined shows around South Australia, toured on the […]