Journalism & Radio work by students at Ultimo TAFE
By Lachlan Shaw If you live in Australia and you don’t have Netflix, Stan or Foxtel, your television viewing options are pretty limited. And I don’t mean limited in terms of quantity, as there are about three reality shows on at the same time on weeknights, but limited in terms of diversity. But if we’re […]
The most important weapon in a punk or metal-head’s arsenal is the Battle Vest.
As David Proust grapples with ‘Daryl’ the brain tumour, friend Ron Sinclair compiles his songs and stories to create an heirloom.
Sydney has a huge community of Latin dancers with a diversity of people who come together to share their passion for dancing from all walks of life.
Exploring the community of Adelaide’s deep passion for good-quality food and produce.
While we attempt to get comfortable with what seems like a never-ending lockdown, the pandemic has presented something new to the art world.
It might not be the dining destination it once was but this Inner West icon is on the road to recovery thanks to more diverse menu options.
Whether you’re trying too hard, or not trying enough, it seems that for as long as teenagers have been able to have their own interests, teenage girls have struggled to present themselves as truly authentic and be accepted for it.
In 2008 lead singer of The Seekers Judith Durham collaborated with a group of Australian identities, including First Nations identities, to write a new national anthem.
“You pay for the view.” The saying has been around for decades and is widely used by people who believe that when going to an eatery of some kind situated in a scenic place, then the food is typically bad. But is it?