Catching Up: Education as the tail end of the digital revolution
Some (extended thoughts) on education in the digital age, and the proposition of three levels of learning: reception, expression and interception.
Stop Fetishising My Prime Minister
The Prime Minister’s gender is something that Australian critics have been forced to deal with. I barely get through 100 words before stumbling over the personal pronoun.
Viral Spiral: Has TV trickery gone too far?
Isn’t it wonderful? Finally, we get the media we want. We have become a part of good, honest entertainment on the daily. It’s fantastic. That is, if it stays honest.
Occupational Hazard
Thoughts on Occupy Sydney and the media-dodging police intervention.
Return of the letter
Once more, Samuel opens the gates for some old fashioned letter writing.
It’s Hard to be a Man
We are Kings, we are warriors, we are figureheads and we are immovable. We are men and we will not change.
Beginner’s Guide To (not) Planking
Yep, we’ve reached the point in human civilization where our greatest endeavour towards a spectacle is to mimic an inanimate object.
The Fish Rots From The Head
Thoughts on the killing of Osama Bin Laden
Photography: Cheryl Lin from BusiChic
While in Melbourne, I took some photos for fashion blogger Cheryl Lin dressing in full colour to break free of the Melbourne mould.
The Steps are Nothing: Interview with Rafael Bonachela
“You’re always writing, aren’t you?” The personal attention struck me kindly, something I would soon find as natural as his coy smile. “I’m going to get a coffee. Can I get you anything?”