Don’t “Panic”, Jae Laffer is back!
Jae Laffer has finally released his second solo album The Long Day Dream! While being in…
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‘GUM’ Finds a Rhythm That Sticks
Image by: Sam Kristofski Because one project isn’t enough for Jay Watson, the man who works…
Tuesday Book Club: Kay Kerr’s Please Don’t Hug Me
2SER’s Alex James and Andrew Pople return for another chapter of Book Club with Kay Kerr's…
Youth Work In A Global Pandemic
Social distancing and lockdown measures have prevented organisations like YMCA NSW from organising in-person activities. Volunteers…
RBCF Return With ‘Sideways to New Italy’
Since their debut album in 2018, Melbourne band Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever have spent many weeks…
Her Own Music
Sydney Film Festival is online this year and there’s a whole heap of movies that you…
More Job Losses for the ABC
ABC Managing director David Anderson announced late yesterday to staff that due to a $41m annual…
Stop All Black Deaths in Custody: Rally and Vigil for George Floyd
Over the last few days, The Black Lives matter rallies and protests have swarmed America and…
Natalie Slade Takes Control On Her Debut
‘Control’ is the debut album from up and coming Sydney artist Natalie Slade. Having previously worked…
Reopening of Gyms – Safety and Hygiene
COIVD-19 restrictions are set to be lifted on June 13th in relation to the closure of…
Australia in a Recession
It was made public this week that Australia has entered its first recession in over 20…
Black Lives Matter and the Civil Rights Movement
Dr David Smith, from the United States Study Centre at the University of Sydney, spoke to Breakfast host Alex James about the parallels and differences between the Black Lives Matter protests and those during the Civil Rights Movement of the 19060's. Read More