C-G-I and Motion Capture Technologies Changing Cinema
The Planet of the Apes has been a movie franchise showing on our screens for decades,…
Arts & Culture
The Gosford Glyphs
You might not know this, but down a bush track near Gosford, there are strange markings…
Scientific Manipulation of Art at May Space Gallery, Waterloo
Scientific manipulation in Art. How could this encourage questions about humanity and our relationship with the…
The Living Dream of D’harawal Knowledge
Australia is home to an Indigenous culture that spans back through time for over 50,000 years.…
Tuesday Book Club: Wake In Fright
Immortalised in the 1971 cult film adaptation, Kenneth Cook’s 1961 novel ‘Wake in Fright’ is a…
Kiss From A Rose: Bachie Breakdown
This week on the bachie breakdown Bryce and Courtney recap episodes and get into the nitty…
Lolly Lowdown: Chocolate Bar From Hell
This week on the Lolly Lowdown Bryce, Nash and Tash try the chocolate bar from hell.…
The Daily: Jewish Comedy from WW2 in Sydney
Terezin was a ghetto during the WW2 in the Czech Republic – then Czechoslovakia, where the…
Fags in the Fast Lane: Queer cinema in Australia
Melbourne director Josh Collins joined Jess to talk about his latest film, Fags in the Fastlane.…
Swimming upStream: Sibylle Baier & Organized Noize
Grab your goggles, because we're diving in to your favourite streaming services to find some hidden…
The Contractor: Australia’s counter-terrorism tradie
Meet Australia's very own, homegrown James Bond: Mike is the protagonist of Mark Abernethy's new book…
Word of the Week: Berserk
There's only one thing Eleanor Harrison-Dengate is berserk about: the origin of words! This week, learn…