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Slimelord’s Chytridiomycosis Relinquished Is the Death Metal Record You Need in Your LIfe

Music
March 19, 2024

On their first three EPs, English death metal outfit Slimelord established themselves as a band to watch, peddling a weird brand of death/doom that sounded like it came from a swamp, as the name suggests. On their first full-length album, the unpronounceably-named Chytridiomycosis Relinquished, they get weirder… Read More »Slimelord’s Chytridiomycosis Relinquished Is the Death Metal Record You Need in Your LIfe

A Cosy ‘80s House Where Beach Meets Bush

Design
March 19, 2024

A Cosy ‘80s House Where Beach Meets Bush Homes by Lucy Feagins, Editor Custom made table by Mandaleigh Furniture. Vintage chairs bought from Facebook Marketplac. Bowl on table by Merrie Tomkins. Falmec rangehood. Tile Cloud Coogee Antique Pink Kit Kat Mosaic tiles Tile Cloud Coogee… Read More »A Cosy ‘80s House Where Beach Meets Bush

‘Dripping in inequality and stupidity’: Footy is back… and so is AFL interference

Sport
March 19, 2024

It’s good to have the footy back, of course, but why does the AFL have to make it so hard for us to love it? Opening Round, or Round 0, or whatever we want to call it, was a poor way to start the season,… Read More »‘Dripping in inequality and stupidity’: Footy is back… and so is AFL interference

‘Would be a tragedy’: Can the Jets find a new owner, or are they about to spiral out of the A-League?

Sport
March 19, 2024

With news breaking of over 75,000 Tasmanians registering as foundational members of the AFL expansion club set to begin play in the 2028 season, the Newcastle Jets are on the brink of A-League extinction. The contrast is a clear representation of just where the two… Read More »‘Would be a tragedy’: Can the Jets find a new owner, or are they about to spiral out of the A-League?

Passionate, visceral, irrational tribalism is vital for any competition to succeed. Is a lack of it damaging Super Rugby?

Sport
March 19, 2024

It’s a strange feeling to find myself in full-throated support for a team called “Queensland”. As a boy born a bare year before Artie Beetson belted Mick Cronin, I have been raised to loathe teams representing that state. Support QueenslandERS, sure – when they play… Read More »Passionate, visceral, irrational tribalism is vital for any competition to succeed. Is a lack of it damaging Super Rugby?