Alan (aged five) reports on Indigenous Under 17s Rugby Team
The National Rugby Sevens Championship is an annual rugby union event that includes senior and junior teams in men’s and women’s divisions. Competitors include national Indigenous representative teams, state- and territory-based teams, and representatives from the Australian Armed Services and Australian Universities. In 2018 the Championship was staged on Turrbal Country (Ballymore stadium) in Meanjin (Brisbane) from December 7 until December 9.
Rick Heritage - World Beat
No specific order:
#10 Gaye Su Aykol: Istikrarli Hayal HakikTtir
#9 The Mystery Of The Bulgarian Voices: BooCheeMish
#8 Fatoumata Diawara: Fento
#7 Anandi Bhattarcharya: Joys Abound
#6 Toure Kunda: Lambi Gola
#5 Dead Can Dance: Dionysus
#4 The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra: Naming And Blaming
#3 Emily Wurramurra: Milyakburra
#2 Dereb The Ambassador: Ethiopia
#1 The Melbourne Ska Orchestra: 52 Songs
Jasmine Dunn - Deputy Music Coordinator
In order from least to most favourite:
#10 Terra Pines: Terra Pines
#9 Miserable: Loverboy / Dog Days
#8 Ultra Material: Cosmic Anti-Stuff
#7 Terremoto: The Bridge
#6 Marissa Nadler: For My Crimes
#5 Infinite Void: Endless Waves
#4 Modern Heaven: Midnight Cowboy
#3 Laura Jean: Devotion
#2 Sarah Mary Chadwick: Sugar Still Melts In The Rain
#1 Hilary Woods: Colt
Leif - Carousel
No specific order:
#6 Protomartyr: Consolation
#5 Sleaford Mods: Sleaford Mods
#4 Boy Harsher: Careful
#3 Tropical Fuckstorm: A Laughing Death In Meatspace
#2 Bloodletter: Protection
#1 Bitumen: Discipline Reaction
Luci McAfee - Zedgeist & Girls Can Tell
No specific order:
#10 FELIVAND: In Bloom
#9 Dirty Projectors: Lamp Lit Prose
#8 Morning Harvey: With The Pinstripes
#7 Requin: The Noisy Miners Swoop Him
#6 First Beige: Vivid/Images
#5 The Babe Rainbow: Double Rainbow
#4 Kaiit: Live From Her Room
#3 Approachable Members of Your Local Community: if there's anything you need, please don't hesitate to contact us
#2 Emily Wurramara: Milyakbura
#1 The Goon Sax: We're Not Talking
Ian Powne - Brighten The Corners
Ordered from least to most favourite:
#10 Sarah Mary Chadwick: Sugar Still Melts In The Rain
#9 The Aints: The Church Of Simultaneous Existence
#8 Tape/Off: Broadcast Park
#7 Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks: Sparkle Hard
#6 Regurgitator: Headroxx
#5 Laura Jean: Devotion
#4 The Gametes: The Astronomical Calamities of Comet Jones
#3 The Breeders: All Nerve
#2 Nun: The Dome
#1 U.S. Girls: In A Poem Unlimited
Sam Gunders - Music Dept. Intern
Ordered from least to most favourite:
#10 Nun: The Dome
#9 Nine Inch Nails: Bad Witch
#8 The Goon Sax: We're Not Talking
#7 Rebel Yell: Hired Muscle
#6 Bitumen: Discipline Reaction
#5 Terra Pines: Terra Pines
#4 Chucknee: Pulse
#3 Requin: The Noisey Miners Swoop Him
#2 Interpol: Marauder
#1 Editors: Violence
19th December 2018
Local Artists:
Smallest Horse: I Can Tell (Single)(Independent)
I can tell by Smallest Horse
sacred blue: spring (Independent)
Review: Happily Ever After Wonderland Festival 2018
Once again the fabulous Wonderland Festival has arrived at the Brisbane Powerhouse with a cornucopia of treats. I wandered in to see Brisbane’s Happily Ever After cabaret production presented by Little Match Productions in partnership with Brisbane Powerhouse. Never seeing or hearing from them previously, my mind cleared, allowing for the experience of what was to come.