Hang out with Lucy Dacus, Cash Savage and Stars of the AFLW during April Amnesty

We’ve got four ripper live April Amnesty shows coming up to celebrate Maps, Kick Like a Girl, The Golden Age of Piracy and Double Bounce – and guess what? You’re invited to all of them.

An Analogue Photography Tribute to Golden Plains 2019

Through the lens of Triple R volunteer photographer Chelsea Sienna King, we remember the beauty and the magic of Golden Plains 2019.

Deeper Read: Letting Go of the Wheel – Are We Ready?

Self-driving cars are coming – and with them, an estimated 94 per cent fewer road accidents. So what’s stopping us from embracing them? Triple R volunteer and writer Alix Palmer investigates Aussies’ emotional and cultural connection to driving.

Album of the Week: U-Bahn by U-Bahn

Berlin’s U-Bahn is a rapid transit railway and a major part of the city’s transport system. And Melbourne’s U-Bahn are on an equally speedy trip from the underground, fast becoming a key component of the city's music scene.

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Breakfasters: How to Avoid (or Invite) Crowd Participation with Comic Eve Ellenbogen

Eve Ellenbogen launched her comedy career in South Korea, playing to small audiences in small bars. It was then a total shock for her to bomb spectacularly back in NYC’s Times Square. Lucky…

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Breaking and Entering: Why it’s Time to Say Goodbye to Pikelet with Evelyn Ida Morris

Evelyn Ida Morris has been playing music as Pikelet for more than ten years, and during that time we’ve been blessed with a front row seat to their personal growth. Whether discovering feminism…

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SmartArts: Stephanie Lake’s Skeleton Tree Explores Grief and Loss Through Dance

Richard Watts chats to Stephanie Lake about her latest work, Skeleton Tree, described by Richard as her ‘most powerfully realised work’. Drawing inspiration from rituals of grief and the music that is…

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Byte Into IT: Ever Felt Like Hugging Your Food? Exercising Self-control with Naomi Kakoschke

There are lots of apps that claim to make us healthy, but how many are backed by scientific research? Naomi Kakoschke from Monash University shares some of her research into approach avoidance technology…

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The Rap: How Amos Roach Is Bringing People Together Every Week through Music and Food

Music is on the menu (permanently) at Charcoal Lane with Amos Roach, the son of prolific indigenous singer-songwriter Archie Roach, as he takes the lid off a weekly residency happening every Wednesday night…