Against all odds, and with a little help, the Dianella amoena’s population is slowly growing.
The community art project will feature artwork created in collaboration with migrant artists and is expected to be installed in Ruffey Lake Park by early 2025.
Since Zoos Victoria took over management, park attendance has soared.
Against all odds, and with a little help, the Dianella amoena’s population is slowly growing.
The community art project will feature artwork created in collaboration with migrant artists and is expected to be installed in Ruffey Lake Park by early 2025.
Since Zoos Victoria took over management, park attendance has soared.
Plus-size models are changing the shape and size of the fashion industry, writes Julia Szuflak.
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The sexualisation of women is a growing concern in society but the media is not always to blame, writes Ivana Krsteska.
Self-promotion on the Internet is commonplace. Erin Lyons discusses why we glorify our lives on social media.
France has decided to abolish beauty pageants for children. Julia Szuflak looks at the business and its little actors.
Body image hashtags are prevalent on social media sites but they may be doing more harm than good, writes Erin Lyons.
Ivana Krsteska, Louise Bianco and Emily Gook bring you the best outfits from this year’s Chadstone Fashion Stakes, Heats and Finals competition.
The pressure on women to be thin, even while pregnant, is creating a new and dangerous disorder, writes Emily Gook.
UK artist Tom French is making waves in the art world with his skulls, death and hidden messages, writes Mandi Santic.
When did second-hand and vintage become interchangeable? Hannah Rabe explores the fine line between trash and treasure.
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Can politically provocative street art really inspire change in society? Mandi Santic discusses the thought-provoking art form with Free Humanity and Sittoula Sitlakone.
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Despite an emphasis on family entertainment, The Royal Melbourne show still has plenty to offer for all age groups, writes Matt Calvitto.
Recently, a new trend started on social media: thigh gaps. Julia Szuflak tries to explain this new online obsession.
It was a night of spray tans, sleek sexiness and astonishing designs. Ivana Krsteska takes a look at some of the best dressed ladies of the 2013 Brownlow.
Matt Walsh gets the scoop on all things craft beer in his interview with Jamie Cox, the founder of Kooinda microbrewery.
Louise Bianco explains the social pandemic of phubbing, which affects more than nine million Australians.
The start of spring means the start of Melbourne Spring Fashion Week. Ivana Krsteska and Emily Gook share their take on what’s hot, and what’s not.
