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Lovely video of our classes at one of our beloved venues, Embiggen books. Author Skylar Xu is a Media student at RMIT, she is also learning fashion design as her elective. She is currently at her last semester of University. During her spare time she loves to watch films and...

As a young, hopeful creative who grew up in Perth Australia, where life moves at a slower pace – I was always told that there is something bigger over on the other side of the country. This was enough to keep the desire of wanting to see more of the world burning in my...

Laneway Learning became a Non-For-Profit in 2015 and since then we have been very lucky to have amazing people join our board of directors to help us drive Laneway Learning forward. Being a voluntary role we are always grateful to receive such wonderful support and guidance. At...

Silver is a beautiful metal loved by many people around the world. Silver jewellery is highly available in the marketplace because its shiny nature is suitable for any style, its durable material and affordable prices. You can use silver in different kinds of pendants such as...

“Kids, Dinner!” A phrase I am sure many of you have heard and indeed uttered at some point in your life. What usually follows is the whole family sitting around the dining table enjoying a meal while chatting about their day and current news topics. My family dinners took over an...

As the largest and brightest object in the night sky, the moon has often been a source of curiosity and intrigue. However, once a month, the moon takes a back seat and lets the stars do the shining. New moons are an incredibly fascinating lunar phase. They occur when the moon is...

Living in a generation with an eyes down culture where we are constantly on our phones, it seems so much easier to be vulnerable towards others behind the screen rather than off it. When I reflect on what vulnerability looks like today, it might be in instances where it feels...

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...