Corrective Retrospective: Ambera Wellmann
Her photos challenge you to think twice about things you see and do every day, but never really examine. Lucy Rossen writes.
World Order
On first inspection, WORLD ORDER appears a group of unsmiling Japanese office workers. Debbie Choo writes.
On the Dog That’s on The Grog
In mid-February this year, the billionaire mining magnate-turned-politician began to post surreal ‘poems’ to his Facebook and Twitter profiles. Jacob Broom writes.
We’re Reading
The Way of Kings, The Girls, King James Bible, and the Idiot
Words with Izzy Roberts-Orr of the Digital Writers’ Festival
Pema Monaghan interviews Izzy Roberts-Orr, Artistic Director and Co-CEO of the Emerging Writers' Festival, and the Digital Writers' Festival.
Hobbies reviewed #9 – Yowie Hunting
All I see is foul play, and I hope that when you read my notes below, the Kinder egg’s fall from grace will become immediately obvious. Rainy Colbert reviews.
Talking Affirmative Action
Affirmative Action is not ‘taking jobs away’ from white people or men, yet that is a strangely popular idea that seems to exist among the public. Ella Fox-Martens writes
We Can Be World’s Best Here
Dr Fiona Wood, director of Burns at Ryal Perth Hospital and co-developer of spray-on-skin spoke to Maddi Howard.
Re-enter the World
You say: please don’t count the books. You don’t count the books. Easy. Ruth Thomas writes.