Journalism & Radio work by TAFE students quarantined by COVID-19
The first time I watched Re-Animator, I laid in bed staring at a laptop screen perched up on an office chair near my night stand. It was late at night, after an unpleasant day. I was ready for bed but not ready to sleep, alone and indulging the familiar setting of a late night curiosity. […]
The last few weeks have been some of the most surreal of my life. We all know what I’m talking about. At the moment, life has been put on hold and we’re all becoming well-acquainted to our bedrooms and homes. Days on end without seeing much of the outside world. I wish I could say […]
By Erin Grant The Meg and Mog stories were a series of children’s picture books written by Helen Nicoll and illustrated by Jan Pieńkowski. First published in 1972, they were about the tales of Meg the witch, her stripy black cat Mog, and their friend Owl. Their simple designs, bold colours and cheeky shenanigans make them […]
By Alayna Patterson @twohdd An online program inspired from the onsite Artful: Art and Dementia program run by the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) is now available via the internet, the toolkit now accessible to those who experience dementia and their support that may have previously never heard of or were unable to attend the onsite program. The […]
By Oliver Brett Oliver asks people what they think of gaming – who plays, negative connotations, whether gaming has links to violence, and how genuine online friendships are. Listen here:
By Emily Vescio Disney+ has been out for a week now, and I’m yet to watch any of the new shows. From what I found out through the very extensive research I’ve done (literally just asking a couple of my friends), neither has anyone else. Hitting play on High School Musical: The Musical: The Series […]
By Kat Vella My father worked for what is now called Border Force but what was formerly known as Customs up until five years ago. The various crimes and shady individuals he encountered throughout his career influenced him to raise me and my sisters to be reserved with new acquaintances and to be unapologetically suspicious […]
By Maddy Turner The film “Ford vs Ferrari” was released on the 14th of November, and boy did it surprise me. It follows the story of Carroll Shelby (the first American to win the 24 hours Le Mans race, and race car manufacturer, played by Matt Damon) and Ken Miles (a race car driver played […]
By Maddy Turner I must say, I did not have super high expectations of ‘Last Christmas,’ when I walked into the cinema with my three friends, sat down and started sipping on my Matcha Chatime. I was invited kinda last minute, had to drive through peak hour traffic and I was honestly wondering if all […]
By Maddy Turner Taika Waititi is one of the most underrated directors in my opinion. I honestly don’t think that there is a movie that he has directed that I don’t like. If you somehow don’t know who Taika Waititi is, I’ll give you a quick rundown. Taika is a Kiwi film-maker/director who started off […]