“They’re one of my favourite things in the whole world, besides you, of course.”

How honour-based violence has become an expression of immigrant alienation, giving sanction to misogyny, and the defence of provocation.

21-year-old Melbourne artist Caleb Doe, who performs under the name dœgægé (pronounced doe-gah-gay) began uploading his own tunes to SoundCloud amid the pandemic two years ago. Doe’s connection to other Melbourne artists who continue to amass a following online, such as hijackk and fauna, led him en route to opening Brisbane and Melbourne shows for American artists glaive and ericdoa.

Helen Lewis’s 2022 article ‘The Guggenheim’s Scapegoat’ utilises a descriptive lead in conjunction with an anecdotal style to examine the qualms of an institutional breakdown after unfounded claims of racism emerged against the Chief Curator at Guggenheim Museum, Nancy Spector.

The image of a strawberry conjures numerous mental images – whether it be beauty found in simplicity, passion, purity, or the heart.

“I just wanted to get out of it. I just wanted to die”: Melbourne man who pleaded guilty to kidnapping and hostage of elderly mother remains behind bars.

In March of 2020, City of Kingston’s Indigenous Portfolio Officer Zali Mifsud began writing what would become the innovative Reconciliation Action Plan, a manifesto looking towards building a more informed community in relation to the Indigenous population.