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Fiking Good

If you’ve ever wondered what a modern European wine bar is like then Fika Weinstuble is the place to be. Situated in Mornington, this traditional European Winebar is run by some very experienced and very friendly ladies. Connie from Germany together with Kerstin and Jenny from Sweden, have created a

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Havens Dumb (Augie March)

HAVENS DUMB Augie March (DARK SATANIC) Augie March shouldn’t need an introduction, but it doesn’t hurt to remind people who missed them the first few times around. This little band from Shepparton, most famous for their song “One Crowded Hour”, have been garnering critical acclaim as well as some se

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100 Taps

Being first and foremost a BEER lover, nothing pleases me more than pouring a ‘tall frothy’ for an eager beer connoisseur at my venues. Until recently this simple pleasure has always been second nature, but late last year I realised there was something missing. I thought it was time to develop a qua

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As We Forgive

As We Forgive: Three Morality Plays for an Amoral Age is a compelling examination of contemporary morality. Theatrical tour-de-force Robert Jarman plays three different characters with absorbing passion accompanied on stage by a lone cellist. The first play focuses on an elderly man’s response to a

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DJ Track Reviews (Recovery Collective Special Edition)

City Keys – Charlie’s Unicorn Never Talks (Original Mix) A new name for the book, ‘City Keys’ will be sure to rise to the top quickly. Here we have one of his debut releases under his new alias; ‘Charlies Unicorn Never Talks’. Lead by a super funky bass melody, which drives the low end equipped with

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Anh Do – The Happiest Refugee

Comedian Anh Do brings his best-selling memoir, The Happiest Refugee, to life in a groundbreaking new stand-up show.  Performing at the F.A.C on October 9, this moving, inspirational and unforgettable theatre experience combines humour, real life stories, photos and filmed pieces to retell Do’s amaz

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Hospital

Hospital should be an addition to your collection for sure. Composing synth pop music with emotional flair, Al Dodds of the duo describes their sounds as “pop music about not pop things” and draws on the feelings of hard times to comprise their lyrics. Jacqueline Green and Al Dodds have worked toget

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Til’s Tidbit (September 2014)

Most of us spend enough time on computers to establish some sort of rapport. Colleague? Companion? Friend? In an equal-parts exciting and creepy move that takes us closer to making Spike Jonze’s Her a reality, software designed by A.F.M. Nazmul Haque Nahin and colleagues has successfully got a compu

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Mixtape Of The Month (September 2014)

WINTER ELECTRONIC FESTIVAL Live Set from Groove Delight One of the greatest talents of Brazilian e-music, Groove Delight is the project idealized by the young artist from São Paulo, Ké Fernandes. With many different influences such as Rock, New Wave, House and Techno, her sound reflects a strong per

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Gigopedia

Have children who enjoy the occasional hardcore show? Constantly hear words and think to yourself what the hell are they talking about? Fear no more lovely parents and hardcore homies, I am here to teach you, prepare for a lesson in concert terminology! MOSH (verb) – A form of self-expression at a s

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Villes Loving Oz Crowds

Singapore isn’t a nation traditionally associated with Heavy music, but after listening to the boys in Villes you are immediately left with a taste of things to come. Just a group of friends who became a band over MSN messenger, Villes provide listeners with a metalcore sound similar to overseas act

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Nibbles & Naughties (September 2014)

AN APPLE A DAY I watched her picking over the apples. I could tell that she did not eat much organic food as she was looking for the ‘perfect apple.’ ‘Can I help you with anything?’ I asked her “I was looking for an apple for my daughter.” She said. “These are organic apples.’ I thought I would tell