by Milly Phelps | Oct 21, 2020 | News
Growing up in Lebanon, Nour Wahid has witnessed her home slowly unravelling. A country once known for its serene beauty and economic prosperity has suffered unimaginable trauma. ‘Sorry, I just have to move away from the window’, sighs Nour. With its thick...
by Matthew Kearins | Nov 5, 2015 | News
The St. John’s Orphanage in Goulburn, New South Wales, has been in disrepair for years. The building was opened 17 March, 1912, and was run by the Sisters of Mercy before closing down in 1978. The building is decaying, with windows and walls either smashed or...
by Olivia Funnell | Nov 2, 2015 | Feature
I was always perplexed by ‘forever students’ — those who continued to study well into their 20s and 30s. Clinging to the safety of lecture halls and shielding themselves from the ‘real’ world behind bookshelves. Happy to suckle from the teat of welfare as their...
by Cameron Warner | Oct 6, 2014 | Feature
Rad Hardcore Sydney hardcore outfit Vices’ 2013 album Between My Mind and The World continues to gain momentum, after a tour of New Zealand and a few regional dates the SPR Tour stops the boys off at Rad Bar, Tuesday 7th October. Feel free to show off your musical or...
by Aideen Weingarth | Aug 29, 2014 | News
There’s only one play in Wollongong right now that involves a magic keytar and a battle with zombie hipsters, and it certainly isn’t The Phantom of the Opera. Hipster Apocalypse: A Zombie Cabaret is a new work at Phoenix Theatre in Coniston, following a band of...
