When one door opens
There’s an old saying, “When one door closes, another one opens.” When I was growing up it was just something that old people said but
Leigh Bowery and me
Leigh was one of a kind. He was very different. I was a classmate of Leigh’s at Melbourne High in the late ‘70s. Melbourne High
Book review: Raving by McKenzie Wark
Pleasingly, McKenzie Wark isn’t here to start a(nother) generational debate about what raves used to be and what they’ve become. Like her, some of us
Let’s be adult
Sometimes you’d think the world was made exclusively by and for children. Well, at least that’s what people against the queer community want us to
Train Like a Pro
Cam Smith had been a Kings Cross bouncer for 10 years with a black belt in jujitsu and an economics and marketing degree when he
Not bovvered by HIV
If you thought that it couldn’t get any crazier than the Covid anti-vax movement then news out of the UK may make you reconsider. New
‘Yes!’ to the roundabout makeover
A peculiarly Canberra landmark, the Rainbow Roundabout on Lonsdale Street in Braddon is a much-loved and photographed feature of our capital. Painted in 2017 to
The Power of Sharing Lived Experiences
With over 17 published books, two TEDx talks, a fortnightly radio show and weekly postings on their blog, Yenn Purkis is a leading voice in
Yokelust is a triple threat
Originally from Batemans Bay, Canberra-based Yiannis Nikodellis is one active bod. In between DJing and making music under the name Yokelust, he’s also an artist
TV reviews: Saltburn, Maestro, Fellow Travelers
SALTBURN Now screening in Australia on Amazon Prime It only took a modest amount at the box office. It has divided critics and audiences alike.
