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Due to the creation of smartphones and tablet devices, we can only wonder, is traditional film and television still relevant in this day and age? I find myself constantly using the Internet clicking and scrolling through random videos making TV no longer my only source of...

After a couple of rounds, a written submission and a presentation, this Saturday 17th of November was the Melbourne Awards Finalist gala. The Melbourne Awards are this city’s highest accolade and are a celebration of  inspirational achievements of people and organisations whose...

We hear that knowledge is power but how does this affect us in our daily lives? The average human living in the western world spends 13 years in a school environment where we are taught in a certain way. The system follows a strict structure especially with science and maths...

In our daily routine lives, it is rare that we get the opportunity to wrap a feather boa around our neck and strut across a stage in our best heels. Vintage Burlesque with Madame M was a jam-packed hour and a quarter that explored dance, sensuality, and self-expression, all in...

A year ago, today, I graduated from arts school with a Bachelor of Arts and remember feeling lost and terrified because I wasn’t sure where to go next. In the midst of stress and panic, I decided that my next step should be to get into teaching, as it would be more a ‘practical’...

Art is not just the visual presentation on canvas, it also opens up possibilities for new ways of thinking. Contemporary art often amazes people by the unique display and the imagination of an artist’s mind. You do not need to have the knowledge or learn the history of art to...

Are you planning a party or event? Maybe you're grudgingly in charge or organising a Christmas party for your office this year. Or perhaps you're organising your best mate's hen. Whatever the occasion, try something a little bit different!

On Monday evening we had a real treat, making the most of a clear night sky with an astronomy class! We set ourselves up in Royal Park and Andrew, who is currently completing a masters in astronomy at Swinburne University, was our guide.

There are a few things happening on and around Bennetts Lane, from changing bicycle parking to new food on the way!

Awa Odori is one of the largest dance festivals in Japan. It is held from August 12th to 15th and is part of the Japanese Buddhist Obon Festival, a custom to honour the spirits of one's ancestors.