The other Tom Semple
I’ve got a confession. I’m not really a sportsman. I’m more a lover than a fighter. I came second to last in my primary cross […]
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Why two sleeps might be better than one!
Have you ever woken up in the middle of the night and panicked? It’s 3am, your mind’s racing and you can’t get back to sleep. […]
AI Slop, or the Future of Filmmaking?
Unless you’ve been living off grid, desperately clutching onto your cassette Walkman and only communicating with the outer world via carrier pigeon, you’ve likely encountered an AI generated video or two. Three years ago, they were laughable. I invite […]
Kiwis fly across the Tasman – 3 perspectives on cost of living in Australia
It seems like lately everyone’s talking about the cost of living. Grocery, fuel, rent, and mortgages are all going up. Australians are doing it hard […]
Curtis Stone, how do I feed my family for under $10 in 2026?
Have you noticed that grocery prices just keep climbing? Ever tried to meal plan on a budget, but it ends up not saving you that […]
How a young Councillor juggles work and study while serving her community
Councillor Bonnie Harvey is the youngest woman ever to be elected to the Northern Beaches council. She was just 22-years old when she was appointed […]
Gen’s Z changing political Map
“If you are young and not progressive you have no heart, but if you are old and not conservative you have no sense” is that […]
The efficacy of petitions
Have you been sent a petition lately? Have you ever wondered if signing it actually matters? And what happens to the signatures? We’ve all had […]
Local artists are ditching Spotify
You’ve heard that streaming platforms are exploitative, but what are the alternatives for artists wanting to release their music? Sydney folk and indie artist Jude […]
SONARR: The Indie‑World Rebellion the Audio Industry Didn’t See Coming
For years, the audio world has lived under one quiet assumption: big awards belong to big institutions. If you were emerging, independent, or culturally diverse, […]