Australia have never faced a World Cup opponent as strong as this Indian team and they’re only way to cause a boilover in Ahmedabad is to step outside their comfort zone. They are up against a juggernaut which seemingly has no weaknesses after sweeping aside… Read More »High-risk, ultimate reward: How Australia can deliver knockout blows to take down India in World Cup final
The Bias List is a K-pop blog that also covers a fair amount of J-pop. But just like most music fans, I enjoy tracks from all around the world. So, I thought I’d start a monthly round-up of some of the non-K-pop songs that have… Read More »Global Pop Round-Up: November 2023 Edition
Pat Cummins believes 2023 shapes as a career-defining year for his Australian cricket team – and the World Cup final is set to determine whether that year can be looked back on as a raging success, or a pass mark. From the first week of… Read More »Pat Cummins believes the World Cup final will cap off a ‘career-defining’ year for the Australian cricket team
Dazy ‘s noise-pop is from the mind of Richmond, Virginia based artist, James Goodson. Newly signed to Lame-O records, Goodson’s blends of pop, noise, and even at times shoegaze and hardcore influences, all get mashed into this wild sound. Jay was able to catch Dazy… Read More »Photography: Dazy, Eight, and Talking Kind at Foto Club
Phil Kearns believes spearing under-siege Rugby Australia chairman Hamish McLennan won’t solve anything, with the former Wallabies captain saying the states are holding back the game. In a dramatic 24 hours, the RA board scrambled together on Saturday to discuss the future of McLennan after… Read More »States not RA the issue Australian rugby is facing as Wallabies great calls on reform measures to be backed