The Last Time I Cried: A reimagining of masculinity
AFL series smashes the ‘stoic, tight-jawed athlete’ stereotype. Continue reading The Last Time I Cried: A reimagining of masculinity
Month: October 2020
Battle of the felines: Cats to take on the Kings of the Jungle this weekend in the AFL Grand Final
The 2020 AFL Grand Final is finally here. Let us take a short glance at the season so far, and a small preview of the game where the cats are taking on the kings of the jungle. Continue reading Battle of the felines: Cats to take on the Kings of the Jungle this weekend in the AFL Grand Final
A broken mental health system, but some light in the dark
Many people face an uphill battle in obtaining help for their mental health – not just overcoming the stigma attached to seeking help, but also in terms of the quality of care available from an underfunded and understaffed health service. Thankfully, grassroots projects provide support to those in need. Continue reading A broken mental health system, but some light in the dark
Meet the people behind SA’s meth lab decontamination industry
On the nightly television news, images of meth lab busts by police are not uncommon. But what happens after everyone leaves the crime scene? Continue reading Meet the people behind SA’s meth lab decontamination industry
Pay now, pay more later?
MyPayNow is the shiny new toy of the financial industry but is the service too good to be true? Continue reading Pay now, pay more later?
Six Netflix documentaries that speak to the human condition in 2020
Social media, climate change, pandemics, and burnout. Here are six documentaries about the contemporary challenges we face. Continue reading Six Netflix documentaries that speak to the human condition in 2020
Jojo Moyes’ The Giver of Stars: More than just a romantic novel
Jojo Moyes’, The Giver of Stars explores the history of an important project created in Kentucky during the 1930s. Continue reading Jojo Moyes’ The Giver of Stars: More than just a romantic novel
The journey to turn Type 1 into type none
The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation (JDRF) is putting Australians to the test of walking 120,000 steps for October to raise awareness for type 1 diabetes, a cause which hits close to home for many Australians. Continue reading The journey to turn Type 1 into type none
Streaming services: How many are too many?
Are we too spoilt for choice when it comes to streaming services in Australia? Continue reading Streaming services: How many are too many?
How does the 2020 budget impact young Australians?
The government has handed down a belated budget designed to steer Australians out of COVID-19, but what’s in it for young people? Continue reading How does the 2020 budget impact young Australians?
