Browsing All Posts By Kate
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Travel 0Around the traps
The swiftest way to interest people in Baiame’s Ngunnhu (the Brewarrina Aboriginal fish traps) is to state, as many ...
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ARTS 0The artist who turns roadkill into fine art
Wearing scuffed boots and leather motorcycle pants, poet and artist Judith Nangala Crispin is pointing to a print on ...
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Travel 0Hot bore baths, ancient traps and chaotic courtesy buses
Borders are closed but Australians are still travelling, swapping our top three destinations of New Zealand, Bali or the ...
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LIVE REVIEWS 0Hockey Dad (drive in, Bulli)
If drive-in concerts could make enough of a buck for concert promoters to pursue them (they can’t), Wollongong band ...
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Travel 0Valley of the god
The ‘paparazzi free’ hashtag on Hermes Estate’s Instagram page is not ironic. The pre-COVID plan for this private retreat ...
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LIVE REVIEWS 0Tex Perkins (Camelot Lounge)
Last I saw of Tex Perkins he was ramming some critical infrastructure – a spine – up the New ...
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LIVE REVIEWS 0Steve Kilbey (Paddo RSL)
If a future historian ever documents the work of The Church’s Steve Kilbey they’d need to rewind the tape ...
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Travel 0Scents and sensibilities
“A Catholic funeral.” “Rotting oranges.” “Burnt hair.” We’re sniffing strips of cardboard freshly dipped in a jar of aldehyde. ...
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LIVE REVIEWS 0Nick Cave: Idiot Prayer (Alexandra Palace, London)
In pre-pandemic times, a concert such as Nick Cave’s Idiot Prayer would have been called a solo show. Not ...
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LIVE REVIEWS 0Lime Cordiale (Oxford Art Factory)
When Oxford Art Factory bills its return to live music as a “speakeasy” in “the most intimate of settings”, ...
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