Trust: A roadblock for driverless cars
By Grenville Ignatius Francis As automated vehicle technology moves into the fast lane in a number of countries overseas, there seems to be a particular speed bump slowing its progress…
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By Grenville Ignatius Francis As automated vehicle technology moves into the fast lane in a number of countries overseas, there seems to be a particular speed bump slowing its progress…
By Grenville Ignatius Francis Packing up to study in another country can be an adrenaline-charged exciting experience. It can also be a nerve-rackingly terrifying thing to do, especially if the…
By Tess Wheeler As the sound of AQUA’s Barbie Girl plays through the speakers, a woman walks onstage. We watch as she tries on outfit, after outfit. It’s like we…
By Abbey Wheeler I should probably preface this review with a disclaimer that I’ve never been to the opera before; when it comes to classical music, I am a complete…
By Angela Aris There is a certain amount of pre-requisite knowledge required to review a DOMi & JD BECK show, knowledge I sadly do not have. The knowledge of trained…
By Abbey Wheeler The William Street Bird has been cranking the tunes across Northbridge since 2010, proudly providing a stage for up-and-coming live music acts and helping to launch the…
By Tess Wheeler Have you ever wanted to leave a cinema hungrier than when you entered? The Taste of Things is the film for you. A beautiful depiction of historical…
By Abbey Wheeler What do you get when you cross a Shakespearean classic with a girl-power musical comedy? No doubt the funniest reimagining of Macbeth you’ll ever see. The brainchild…
by Ethan Dodson Fallen Leaves is the story of two people: Ansa and Holappa, both down on their luck living tandem, unfulfilling lives. Where Fallen Leaves excels is in providing…
By Abbey Wheeler Warning: This movie contains themes of suicide The Cannes Palme d’Or-winner Anatomy of a Fall is an intriguing court-room drama, set against the stunning backdrop of the…