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Julius Caesar

If politics has taught us anything, it is that betrayal is act best served behind your leader's back. Julia ceased her current political grip as...

Dotting the Eyes

Tané Andrews has a remarkable creative output for somebody so young. He is already a WA Fashion Award winner with his collaborative fashion label...

Perth Street Art: Bombing

Bombing is the act of hitting the streets and getting your art or tag out there. It's an illegal activity aka vandalism and property...

Art Shorts – July 2011

RENDER PEN KISSES As kids we used to splay open our activity books and pause in anticipation when presented with connect-the-dots pages: who knew...

Dressed To Impress

There is something decidedly decadent coming up on the fashion calendar: StyleAid. This year the theme is Opulent, and it promises to be just...

Wicked: Some where over the… moon's face?

Wicked is a global phenomenon. It's a heady mix of scale, majesty, audacity and hype. Since blowing Broadway apart back in 2003, it has...

Crazy For You

If you want your students to be ambitious, you have to lead by example and show them exactly how ambitious you collectively can be....

GOLDBLOOM'S BLOOMIN' GOLD

Goldie Goldbloom is fast becoming an international literary star. Her last novel, The Paperbark Shoe – a subtly queer love story set in Australia's...

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