Review: Domicile (2020)
Helios’s second album, Domicile, is an aptly timed reflection on the ambience of our day-to-day sanctuaries. Helios is the pseudonym of composer Keith Kenniff the […]
Articles by Frazer Johnson
What Matters In The End?
In an age where information can be ‘dangerous’, what should we believe in, if we can believe in anything at all? It’s both logically sound […]
No Time To Die
If you’re a Bond fan, you’ll be thrilled at the release of the trailer for No Time To Die which will be Daniel Craigs last […]
Artificial Intelligence And Us
As we creep into the 2020s you may have begun wondering about the effects that Artificial Intelligence and machine learning will have on the future […]
4.6 Billion Dollars Of Private Profits Thanks To JobKeeper
The Government has defended its decision not to force JobKeeper repayments from large companies that doubled and even tripled their profits last year. In total, […]
Australian Food Security And Covid-19
International analysts have been warning of imminent global food shortages as a consequence of the Covid-19 pandemic. In April of last year, Executive Director of […]
Review: Why Beauty Matters (2009)
What is the value of beauty? Are traditional conceptions of beauty relativistic cultural constructs, or is beauty obtainable, objective, and essential to a meaningful human […]
Biden’s Woes
The fallout from the Afghanistan crisis continues for President Joe Biden, whose approval rating has dropped to 43 per cent according to new polls from […]
The Destruction Of Ida
A state of emergency was declared in New York City as Hurricane Ida swept through the region. New York City is bearing the brunt of […]
Growth, Is Growth, Is Growth, Is Growth?
Earlier today Treasurer Josh Frydenberg praised the “resilient” domestic economy, which has resisted falling into a technical recession despite ailing productivity and trade impediments to […]