The Big Issue • 17th July 2020 Kermit’s Great Leap Forward Kermit the Frog reveals his secret for staying young, his advice on how to create harmony – and what being green means today.
The Big Issue • 16th October 2020 The Nice Bad Guy Chances are you know Clancy Brown as the quintessential bad guy, so you might be surprised to hear that he’s actually really very nice, thank you.
The Big Issue • 20th March 2020 Hey, True Bluey! It’s the must-watch show for kids, parents and anyone wanting a moment of heart-warming goodness. Aimee Knight talks to the people behind Bluey to discover why the little blue heeler is taking the world by storm.
The Big Issue • 17th April 2020 Block Party It’s the little building block that took over the work, brick by brick. Aimee Knight investigates the surprising world of LEGO.
Broadly • 2nd November 2016 Have You Ever, Ever Felt Like This? The Oral History of 'Round The Twist' Affectionately remembered as light nightmare fodder, Round the Twist is as deep-rooted in Australia's pop cultural landscape as they come.
The Sydney Morning Herald • 25th March 2017 How Ellie Kammer is channelling her battle with endometriosis into confronting art "Aggressive, moody, demanding: she's a woman on her period in its worst phase," says Ellie of her chronic illness.
Street Roots • 22nd February 2019 Filmmaker gives a voice to vulnerable young refugees More than 13 million children are refugees, but we rarely hear from them. Nadine Labaki is changing that with 'Capharnaüm.'
Broadly • 23rd November 2016 The Space Archaeologist Studying the Junk Humans Leave Throughout the Cosmos "People think of space as this empty place, but there's all this human material in it."
Broadly • 26th January 2017 'We're Warriors': Meet Australia's First Professional Female Football Players While AFL spectators are as diverse as Australia's population, playing the sport has always been a man's job — until now.
byNWR.com • 1st September 2018 Sign of the tides When Renee was six, her brother would gaffer tape her legs together. He would then throw her in their twenty-metre pool and shout, “Sink or swim!” It’s little wonder, then, that Renee grew up to be a mermaid.
Daily Life • 27th May 2016 'I want Shorten and Turnbull to see the film': Eva Orner on her doco, 'Chasing Asylum' The new Australian documentary Chasing Asylum gets behind the barbed wire fences of Nauru and Manus Island to reveal terrifying home truths about offshore refugee processing.
CityMag • 6th October 2017 TARNANTHI: Curating through collaborating Though the second-ever Tarnanthi festival of contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art has been brought together by one woman, it speaks with many voices.
The Vocal • 7th March 2017 Pop-Ability: The World’s First Girl Group With Learning Disabilities Have A New iView Docu-Series Annika, born with enviably perfect pitch, treats the room to a quick a rendition of ‘Donald J. Trump is a Hitler Pig’ — an original composition by present company, The Sisters of Invention.
Melbourne International Film Festival • 11th August 2016 Show You the World: an Interview with Roger Ross Williams “Grow up?! But that means no more stories!” says Peter Pan, disgruntled. This strikes a chord with Owen Suskind, a young man transfixed by screens.
Broadly • 2nd March 2017 This Woman Spent a Year 'on Mars' as a Psychological Experiment Environmental scientist Carmel Johnston has returned home to Montana after a year living on Mars. Well, a replica of the red planet, built on the side of a Hawaiian volcano.
CityMag • 18th April 2018 Botanic Poke with tattoo artist Nadia Suartika Growing beyond their prison yard taboo, stick-and-poke tattoos aren't what they used to be.
Broadly • 3rd May 2017 Bonobos Use the Power of Female Friendship to Overthrow Male Hierarchy A 'Darwinian feminist' explains.
Broadly • 24th April 2017 The Woman Teaching the World How to Erase Film-Industry Sexism "Women do film with a different perspective. You feel it immediately."
CityMag • 8th May 2018 Peter Fong: Drawing from nature With dipping pens, nibs, and ink, freelance illustrator Peter Fong brings South Australia's flora and fauna (both current and prehistoric) to life on parchment.
