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The fight for a smoke-free society

Today is the annual World No Tobacco Day. Cass Savellis discusses if society is finally catching onto the fact that cigarettes just aren’t worth it.

Barcelona and the Brilliance of Gaudi

Take a trip to Barcelona with Alexandra Hansen to witness the fantastical ingenuity of Antoni Gaudi, as she explores her favourite three sites.

The fight for a smoke-free society

Today is the annual World No Tobacco Day. Cass Savellis discusses if society is finally catching onto the fact that cigarettes just aren’t worth it.

Barcelona and the Brilliance of Gaudi

Take a trip to Barcelona with Alexandra Hansen to witness the fantastical ingenuity of Antoni Gaudi, as she explores her favourite three sites.

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The fight for a smoke-free society

Today is the annual World No Tobacco Day. Cass Savellis discusses if society is finally catching onto the fact that cigarettes just aren’t worth it.

Barcelona and the Brilliance of Gaudi

Take a trip to Barcelona with Alexandra Hansen to witness the fantastical ingenuity of Antoni Gaudi, as she explores her favourite three sites.

Why, Mr Newman, why?

The dumping of the Queensland Premier Literary Awards caused a much heated debate in both the state and national media. Though it appears to be going ahead thanks to donations from the public, emerging writer Kiara O’Gorman still questions why state funding ceased for this important award.

Want to be a freelancer? Here are a few handy hints!

Cass Savellis attended the Walkley Media Pass Student Industry Day on Friday, at the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre in Melbourne. It was jam-packed with industry professionals who shared their tips and experiences they’ve gained over their careers. She took their advice and turned it into a list of significant freelance journalist pointers.

Live music – worth fighting for

Cass Savellis takes a look at the documentary, ‘Persecution Blues: The Battle For The Tote’, detailing the closure of The Tote and why live music venues are worth fighting for.

Are books and CDs soon to be a thing of the past?

Books and CDs appear to becoming obsolete due to the increasing amount of technology available today. However, Cass Savellis discusses why she’ll continue to stick to the physical instead of the virtual.

Gen (wh)Y: saving the lost generation

As Gen Y kids will soon become adults; they will either be saviours of the world, or the lost generation. Marcella Purnama reflects on life as a Gen Y-er.

What’s in store for quality newspapers?

Last Tuesday, Eric Beecher (Crikey) and Paul Ramadge (The Age) joined La Trobe’s Mary Debrett and Robert Manne in a discussion about the future of quality newspapers. Cass Savellis witnessed the proceedings.

Chris Carrabba serenades the summer

Alternative Rock artist and tattooed heart throb, Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional performed an intimate gig in Melbourne, pulling in together a fine mix of people who have followed his colourful and successful music career, writes Clare Cosgrave.