Album review: This is not a future | These Four Walls
The perfect hard rock soundtrack for a community subdued by fear and uncertainty, These Four Walls new offering, ‘This Is Not A Future’, brings…
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Album Review: Fallow | Fanny Lumsden
‘Fallow,’ Fanny Lumsden’s poetically penned title track is a synonym for hope or failure, accompanied by the strum of acoustic guitar strings with a…
Gold Coast Tool Library ready to launch
Use. Return. Repeat. That’s the motto for the city’s newest sustainability-focussed startup, and never has there been a more poignant time to get it…
Natura Pacific celebrates biodiversity with Back from the Brink
Local environmental consultancy business Natura Pacific is committed to spreading awareness about the Australian environment, and its short documentary series ‘Back from the Brink’,…
Sustainable Schools Network Launches 2020 Sustainability Symposium, online
Heading online to reach more people than ever before, the 2020 Sustainability Symposium is set to be an event of epic proportions. The Sustainable…
TAFE students build shelters for injured wildlife
TAFE Queensland carpentry students have spent several weeks cutting, sanding and nailing more than 40 wildlife boxes to help save injured possums from the…
Staying healthy? Here’s our dedicated Gold Coast poke round up
When you’re looking for food on the run, poke bowls are one of the healthiest, most convenient fast food meals in town. The name…
Lessons from the ice with Geoff Wilson
If you’re needing inspiration, if you want to do seemingly impossible things, go on mad expeditions, or just generally live life to the fullest,…
$100K in funding available for Northern Rivers not-for-profits
Northern Rivers not-for-profits have the chance apply for part of a $100,000 funding pool to boost social and environmental regeneration in the region, thanks…
Book review: Money School | Lacey Filipich
As the title suggests, Money School is a book to educate the reader about their finances. The disclaimer here is that its author, Lacey…
State of the Arts: Part 2 | What is the role of arts in our society?
The arts across all mediums play an influential role in our society and have done so across the centuries. Art can shape the way…
Miami High student takes home top prize in national writing competition
Gold Coast student Lani Gibson from Miami State High School, was recently announced as the 2020 national winner of Storyfest’s National Novella Writing Competition…
HOTA’s Rebecca Ray on the importance of cultural identity
HOTA has recently welcomed Rebecca Ray to their Gallery team as an Assistant Curator, Indigenous art. Rebecca is a Meriam Mer woman from the…
Gold Coast art scene levels up with Acid Test
Acid Test is a local recurring art show designed to showcase emerging artists in an inspiring and supportive space on the Gold Coast. “The…
Philip Dearest is the sweetest thing at HOTA
With HOTA, Home of the Arts constantly on the lookout for ways to showcase local artists, it seemed like a shame to let a…
No bones about Bones Rivers
Luke Houselander has a bit of a split personality, moonlighting as a cover artist under his own name and nurturing a bad-ass blues project…
Hanging Five with Josh King
Whether it be tweaking lyrics or crafting infectious melodies, Gold Coast artist Josh King is busy creating his own brand of new-age pop. Mixing…
All aboard the Midnight Express To Rome
With many people having a lot more down-time on their hands for the foreseeable future, the time is ripe for spending time at home…
San Mei makes us cry
Since exploding onto the scene in 2018 with her breakthrough single, ‘Wonder’, Gold Coast indie-pop starlet San Mei (aka Emily Hamilton) has experienced a…
Hanging five with Sophie Ozard
Southern Cross University student and Byron Bay resident Sophie Ozard is in her final year studying music in Lismore. Describing her music as a…
Conversations With Pure Milk
The last time we chatted with the Gold Coast’s finest purveyors of indie rock radness, Pure Milk, they’d just put out an EP by the name…