From May 2 – 4, Langley Park is set to host three days of food-lovers’ heaven as the latest and […]

Elephents is the first play from the new drama company, The Last Great Hunt. We spoke to director Kathryn Osborne […]

With the Spare Part Puppet Theatre’s production of Hachiko playing over the Easter school holidays, we thought we would catch […]

Following the election re-run in WA, we asked all five candidates who won a seat – and also Louise Pratt […]

Photo by Ashley de Prazer Spare Parts Puppet Theatre  Directed by Phillip Mitchell Performed by Jessica Harlond-Kenny, St John Cowcher […]

Formats: PC (Reviewed) Price: $9.99 (Steam) Developer: Coffee Stain Studios On its announcement, Goat Simulator felt like either the apex […]

Fremantle is about to be besieged by Saurus – a pack of rampaging, bird/dinosaur hybrid things – as part of […]

Formats: Xbox 360, PS3, Xbox One, PS4 (Reviewed) Price: $49.99 Publisher: Konami Developer: Kojima Productions The first thing one needs […]

Formats: Xbox 360, PS3, PC (Reviewed) Price: $79.99 (Consoles), $55 (Steam) Publisher: Ubisoft Developer: Obsidian Entertainment South Park has long […]

Who are Let’s Kill Uncle? Let’s Kill Uncle is a 5 piece metal band, originally from the Perth Hills. The […]

Romanian New Wave director Calin Peter Netzer has met with a marked degree of success. His new film, Child’s Pose, […]

Running from April 5 – 13, PUBLIC: Art In The City sees 45 artists engage in large-scale urban works, transforming […]

Ahead of his appearance at An Evening Of Mayhem at the Astor Theatre this Sunday, March 30, alongside fellow Sons […]

Internationally infamous alt-modelling troupe The Suicide Girls perform at The Astor tonight, Wednesday, March 19. We had a quick chat […]

Nasty Goreng, a new exhibition by white hot street artists The Yok and Sheryo, is on display at Turner Galleries […]