Friday, December 1

Browsing: Culture

Playing with your audience: Dan Deacon performs at Sydney Festival

Culture February 7, 2015By Katie Davern

Katie Davern analyses why audience and artist interaction is the key to modern performance.

It is not enough? The Smith Street Band and the endurance of political songwriting

Culture February 6, 2015By Andy Chalmers

Andy Chalmers talks to Wil Wagner from The Smith Street Band about the protest song, Tony Abbott and some other ‘fucking evil shit’.

What a LARP! What a plunge!: SUDS and The Jetpack Collective Present Where Your Eyes Don’t Go

Culture January 31, 2015By Patrick Morrow

Harrison Dangate of Empyrean Incorporated writes to you in regards to your position at the company. He wishes to meet…

An interview with SOHN

Culture January 30, 2015By Dom Ellis

Dom Ellis talks Laneway, Björk and a second album with English musician SOHN.

Raury’s Revolution

Culture January 30, 2015By Sophie Gallagher

Sophie Gallagher talks about the impending music revolution with it’s self-styled leader, hip-hop upstart Raury.

SUDS: When Good Men Do Nothing

Culture January 16, 2015By Finn Davis

“I’m a good person. Isn’t that enough?” Falling neatly into place in a SUDS summer season of innovation and experiment,…

How satire almost sparked a New Year’s Eve terror scare

Culture January 4, 2015By William Edwards

William Edwards talks to Cam Smith about a comedy article that scared Sydney shitless Satirists have been facing the wrath…

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Browsing: Culture

Playing with your audience: Dan Deacon performs at Sydney Festival

It is not enough? The Smith Street Band and the endurance of political songwriting

What a LARP! What a plunge!: SUDS and The Jetpack Collective Present Where Your Eyes Don’t Go

An interview with SOHN

Raury’s Revolution

SUDS: When Good Men Do Nothing

How satire almost sparked a New Year’s Eve terror scare

Moving beyond the theoretical: Privacy law reform in Australia

Digital privacy, missing voices, and cookies: IAPP Summit 2023

SUDS 2023 Major: A Corpse in the Cabinet — Review

In Defence of Studying Useless Degrees

Puff, puff, pass: What does cannabis legalisation mean for student communities?

Privacy is not dead, yet

‘A patchwork quilt of repression’: The disappearing right to protest in NSW

The lights are on, but no one’s home: inside USyd’s International House

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