Book Review – Consider Yourself Kissed
By Snehal Srivastava Consider Yourself Kissed is an adult contemporary literary fiction/romance…
Rich Kid, Poor Kid: The Battle For Public Education
By Ashleigh Turner Education is an ever-changing landscape. Whether it be curriculum…
Just Watch Me by Lior Torenberg: A Review
By Emily Sherwell Just Watch Me is a blend of satirical comedy…
After Dark Launch Party: Vermilion Records’ Promising 2026 Artist Showcase
by Calista Crawford and Jasmin Asifiwe QUT’s student-run record label, Vermilion Records, recently showcased their newly signed 2026 artists. Five artists…
Queer Readings of the QUT Art Collection: Reinterpretations of Contemporary Art
By Jasmin Asifiwe A new exhibition by the QUT Art Museum invites…
The Man Who Sold the World: A Review of Bonfire of the Murdochs by Gabriel Sherman
By Kit Moke Depending on who you ask, the legacy of Rupert…
QUT Art Museum Reopens With Jemima Wyman’s Deep Surface
By Calista Crawford Jemima Wyman’s Deep Surface is currently showing at QUT…
Absolutely Bat-Sh!t: Absolute Batman Review
By Harry Deefholts Growing up, I relied on animated superhero shows and the cultural impact of the now flawed Marvel Cinematic Universe to feed my childhood niches and introduce me to new…
Frocket To Fruition: A Review of Frocket Issue Ten
by Jasmin Asifiwe “My mum said I shouldn’t praise false idols, but I’m pretty…
‘Clever and relatable’ : Audrey Hobert’s Debut Album ‘Who’s the Clown?’ review
By Emily Robbins Listen to her new album here. Audrey Hobert is…
