The Owl

The Owl has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in December 2021. The social media accounts linked to from The Owl are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, theowl_uc has populated their site with: • Brisbane to host gay and inclusive Rugby World Championships • Canberra roller derby season starts with a bang • A curious mind remembers the war • From flipping pages to smashing buttons: a new gamer reviews three games • The perfect ending: 'Batman: The Dark Knight Returns' • The Canberra Times Marathon Festival: more than a race • Sword trophies, $5 protein meals, and the strongest smoulder in Canberra • 'Labyrinth' 40 years on: a Gen Z perspective • Shane Rattenbury on climate, collaboration and leaving politics • Preserving cultural memory at Australia’s national audio-visual archive • Dance like nobody’s watching (literally) • Cancer Council's Relay for Life: community spirit with a cause • From stadium lights to local fields: Matt Frawley's grassroots homecoming • La Dispute reclaims their edge in 'No One Was Driving The Car' • Smashing stress: inside Canberra's Rage Room experience • A nerd's dream: 'Ready Player One' • Sprint cars take over ACT Speedway • 'Django Unchained': it makes me uncomfortable and I love it • Survival of secondhand books: Q&A with Canty's Bookshop • 'Nomadland': a letter to the wandering you and me • 'The Screwtape Letters': the good, the not so bad, and the ugly • A rare day out at the Colourful Minds artist market • Trash Free Trails: protecting Australia's wild places with Tom Hutton • Canberra Quilters celebrate 50 years with CMAG exhibition • 'Batman: Arkham Asylum': a night that lasts for years • Celebrity book clubs: are they any good? • I watched "Wuthering Heights" twice and hated it more the second time • The best YA book-to-movie adaptations of the 2010s • Derailed: MyWay+ falls off the tracks • Fashion in the age of the algorithm • "It decimated the industry": what lies ahead for Australia's last wool scour? • Periods shouldn't be a privilege: inside Australia's period poverty crisis • Beyond the ban: what you need to know about Australia's upcoming social media restrictions • Quit the small talk, it’s time to get deep • Carla Geneve on songwriting, her new album and video games • Finding the truth about the caves under Canberra • Looking back on Australia's unique history with dinosaurs • Tuning into emotions through music • Chiaka Barry MLA: on the death of Charlie Kirk, violence and faith • Westlake: Canberra's forgotten suburb • The Gist Of It: True Crime, Told Right • Homes turned hazardous: the lasting legacy of Mr Fluffy • More than a fandom • Hawker College has a monster hit on its hands (literally) • A voice for the voiceless: Frishta’s fight for humanity - The Owl • Mass turnout for Palestine: Canberra and Australia demonstrate in record numbers • The magic of music: Kojo Owusu-Ansah's Lake City Records • Memento: Christopher Nolan’s strange neo-noir mystery 25 years later • Running for Resilience: how simple exercise can make a big difference • “You are not alone”: a call for change on LGBTQ+ Domestic Violence Awareness Day • Canberra teenager Elise Simpson signs with Raiders NRLW • 'Speed Racer': a neon-soaked masterpiece that deserved better • 'Mad Heidi': A cheesy B-movie that leaves a sour taste • Why you need to visit the Burrawang Markets next Easter • I finally popped my 'Rocky Horror Picture Show' cherry • 2025 Federal Election: Election Newsroom • South Sudan star Akio seeking Canberra career refresh • Raiders stun Sharks in Multicultural Round thriller • From playing to coaching: Vusi Sibanda’s cricketing journey • Barbed borders: Professor John Minns on Australian refugee policy • Get to know Australia's party leaders before the Federal Election • Relatable, real and ready: Dani Hunterford runs for change • Chris Steel on light rail disruption and its effect on local businesses • Sweigz means unique art • Understanding Australia’s real estate trends • Five years as a priest: leaving the church and finding peace • Viva Italia: a slice of Italy by the lake • Running with the Bulls: Gungahlin defeat Tuggeranong in season opener • A decade for Dane: celebrating ten years of Clarkey's Rugby League Column • Raiders secure a finals berth with a strong win against the Magpies • Uni dropout to WWE hopeful: the story of The Tuckman • Queanbeyan pull off a win for the ages • The Magpies flock back to Yass after a terrific display from the Warriors • A crafternoon with Canberra's creative quilters • The Upstream Collective: how one team is taking on the flaws in disability support • Panthers pounce over the Tigers • Shaping the capital: Will Roche's vision for Canberra • A behind-the-wheel insight into the life of a driving instructor • The art of politics: Guy Hansen on what's Behind the Lines • Belconnen put five past woeful Olympic in season opener • Tayla Preston: paving the way for women and girls in rugby league • FUNLAND: a quintessential Canberra experience • Slithering into the world of reptiles • Keeping stories alive for the next generation • Fuelled by fate: the search for MH370 • From Molong to the Brumbies: Lily Bone's journey in women’s rugby • Canberra Balloon Spectacular soars solo in 2025 • The 2025 Canberra UpDog Series: a showcase of community and 'man's best friend' • Canoe polo: the best sport you've never heard of • Sydney FC shock Canberra United to maintain finals hopes • A final hoorah for Reload Bar • Driven by purpose: Alicia Payne on her political journey • A room full of compassion: ANU’s refugee meeting and the fight for justice • Local soccer star trades home for Scotland to pursue childhood dream • Crafting connections at Scrap Society's craft night • Isabel Mudford’s path into politics • 'SaVĀge K'lub' exhibition holds closing ceremony at the National Gallery • Fashion Thrift Society: the new op-shop • From Canberra to Newcastle: rising star Claudea Andrews leaps into a new chapter • Maddy the Story Dog: Campbell's littlest hero • Taking a risk: the return of PITCH music festival • King O'Malley's knows how to throw a St Patrick's Day party • Through the lens: '20 Years of Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year' explores the nature of Australia • UCBarx proves Canberra’s drag scene is thriving - one trivia night at a time • Sunflowers at sunset: an aMAZEing experience • Skyfire is always free for families • Skeptic to superfan: a day at the National Sheepdog Trials • The Owl News special interview: Vice-Chancellor Bill Shorten • Cosmos, camaraderie and competition: a 'Sex and the City' trivia night • Local plus size content creator Amy Abrahams on the right to self-expression • Questfest 2025: the apocalypse comes to Belconnen • Finding home on the field: Simi Sasagi on the role of music in their life • New Love: a return to regional Australia • Claire Miles: Canberra’s Proud Centrist • 'Cobra Kai Never Dies': how 'The Karate Kid' legacy sequel manages to be the best around • Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show: a cultural statement that fell flat • Mazda's mixtape masterpiece • One who serves others • DSM6: a rising star in Canberra's indie music scene • The future of tenpin bowling in Australia • Is self-publishing all it is cracked up to be? • A student's guide to financial support at UC • Going wrong in the right ways on stage • "Not just the suits": Canberra's budding fashion scene - The Owl • The silver lining of Australia's alcohol tax • The Owl News special interview: Vice-Chancellor Stephen Parker • Growing pains: the future of the Bush Capital • Stars erased: reconnecting with nature in a disconnected world • Owl Chats: Mike Sykes • More than words: Hadi Slayman is tackling racism one joke at a time • We need teachers, so why is it so hard to become one? • Cutting through the noise • Climate change education is leaving students in the dark • Have you ever forgotten your partner’s ring size? Here's the solution for you • The unstoppable rise of K-pop: a fan's story • The myna problem requires more than just recognition • Spring is OUT for the 25th anniversary of Canberra pride • Hopes and Fears: remembering Australia's history of migration • Local girls' cricket competition breaks barriers • Is this the death of festivals? • ACT Votes 2024 • Find your Democracy Sausage this election • Hitting the ‘marquee’: remembering the best A-League stars • Sounds from the midwest: 25 years of American Football • Canberra Moon Festival celebrates local talent • Who are McLaren and Red Bull, and what is their F1 rivalry? • Long Brunch - Monday 16 September, 2024 • Death and rebirth through alter-egos • Tuggeranong Arts Centre: "The arts is everywhere" • Secrets of the tiger hidden in the rocks • The future of public transport in the ACT • Community of Canberra Comic-Con • How to cure loneliness on solo trips • Getting vertical at the Belconnen Skatepark • Canberra’s live music heart keeps on beating • Your guide to affordable skiing in Australia for 2025 • Radical Reviews - The Princess Bride • Award winning farming invention saves time and lives • Monday Matchup - 13 May, 2024 • Puppet theatres to pottery: the April Canberra Handmade Markets • Listening to the heartbeat of Australian football: a conversation with Alex Cochrane-Smith - The Owl • 'The Tortured Poets Department': unedited and unruly • Blindsided: 'The Blind Side' • 'Bullet train' might just have you saying, "Don't I know you?" • Monday Matchup - 6 May, 2024 • 'Kung Fu Panda 4': a triumphant continuation • Poor weather couldn't stop Canberra Airport Open Day 2024 • Viking dominance continues: Tuggeranong secures third consecutive victory • Today I gave country music a chance. Here’s what I thought • What 'Leave the World Behind' tells us about the threat of technology • Hear Owl About It - 2024 Semester 1 - Week 13 - LIVE from UCBarx • The world of fanfiction: which sites will further your addiction? • Monday Matchup - 29 April, 2024 • Motorsport icons: LEGO's tribute to Ayrton Senna • Candlelight Concerts: Canberra is on fire! • Natasha Janssens on achieving financial independence • A night of intimate punk with Sonic Reducer • 'The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck': a book everyone should read • More than a club, it's a community • Purple Reign: 40 years of Prince's pop masterpiece • Bhuchung Kata: from Tibetan refugee to podcast sensation with ‘AHA Moment’ • The success of CAPTCHA • Fletcher Rose's transition from country rugby to the big smoke • World Amateur Radio Day: UCFM and The Owl on ABC Canberra • Hear Owl About It - 2024 Semester 1 - Week 11 • 'The Office Australia': what can we expect? • Holi brightens Harmony Week • Does 'Both Sides' live up to its mainstream praise? • Monday Matchup - 15 April, 2024 • Invictus Australia: strengthening veteran wellbeing through sport • Straight from the horse's mouth: Q&A with an equine dentist • Smacking: Outdated and Ineffective • Therapeutic Goods Administration: industry concerned about updated guidelines • The narrative ego death spiral: re-reading Rachel Cusk's 'Outline' • Radical Reviews - Dune: Part Two • Hear Owl About It - 2024 Semester 1 - Week 10 • How I met the Governor-General • Monday Matchup - 8 April, 2024 • Is Netflix's 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' worth the watch? • A light in the darkness: How Baldur's Gate 3 beat everyone • Capital car culture: diving into the diversity of driving events in Canberra • Hear Owl About It - 2024 Semester 1 - Week 9 • Long Brunch - Wednesday 27 March, 2024 • Long Brunch - Tuesday 26 March, 2024 • Hear Owl About It - 2024 Semester 1 - Week 7 • Monday Matchup - 18 March, 2024 • How Australia’s “Sporting Graveyard” is resurrecting itself • Hear Owl About It - 2024 Semester 1 - Week 6 • Top 10 cosy games for beginners • Why Dee's Comics still thrives 35 years later • How nostalgia is influencing the mainstream • Skydiving: what it means to jump • Hear Owl About It - 2024 Semester 1 - Week 3 • 2024 National Multicultural Festival • Hear Owl About It - 2024 Semester 1 - Week 2 • Hear Owl About It - 2024 Semester 1 - Week 1 • 12 Things - 2023 Christmas build up • 12 Things - 2023 events • 12 Things - 2023 on air moments • 12 Things - 2023 The Owl stories • Meet the people who look after us when we die • 12 Things - 2023 news stories • Pitlane Punters Podcast - That's all folks! • Pitlane Punters Podcast - Oprah-laide 500 • The Owl Awards 2023 • The Owl at FADxL • Drag performers become political targets as anti-queer hate ramps up - The Owl • Pitlane Punters Podcast - Brothers in ARC: Harry and Lewis Bates - The Owl • Pitlane Punters Podcast - Big news and Zac goes AWOL - The Owl • Pitlane Punters Podcast - The weekend the Supercars needed and who’s who in the TCR World Tour zoo • Under the radar: how women with ADHD are changing the narrative of neurodiversity • “Stimulating, exciting, dangerous”: former diplomat recounts defining moments in the field • Canberra’s own beautiful game • Can’t stop the POP: Canberra man’s small business journey • Return of the record: vinyl's comeback • Hear Owl About It - 2023 Semester 2 - Week 13 - LIVE at UCBarx • Pitlane Punters Podcast - No-castle 500 • Hear Owl About It - 2023 Semester 2 – Week 12 • Little wins, big impacts • Canberra: a skateboarding city? • Connecting through Trading Card Games • The pelvic health awakening • Pitlane Punters Podcast - Big bad Bathurst breakdown • Hear Owl About It - 2023 Semester 2 - Week 11 • Pitlane Punters Podcast - Interview with Super 2 star, Zach Bates • Hear Owl About It - 2023 Semester 2 - Week 10 • Pitlane Punters Podcast - The Pitlane Punters Travelling Roadshow • Hear Owl About It - 2023 Semester 2 - Week 9 • Pitlane Punters Podcast - Three blokes vying for one trophy • Long Brunch - Friday 22 September, 2023 • Pitlane Punters Podcast - Increased production budget and a Sandown rundown • Long Brunch - Wednesday 20 September, 2023 • Pitlane Punters Podcast - Sandown^2 + Singapore ft. The Count • Hear Owl About It - 2023 Semester 2 - Week 6 • Pitlane Punters Podcast - We made a friend! • Owl Chats - Noah Allan • Pitlane Punters Podcast - An apology and some confusion • Hear Owl About It - 2023 Semester 2 - Week 5 • Pitlane Punters Podcast - Kostecki crushes The Bend, Supercars silly season just got sillier, and sexy F1 • Hear Owl About It - 2023 Semester 2 - Week 4 • Pitlane Punters Podcast - Indy wrap-up, Supercars silly season update and Tailem Bend preiew • Hear Owl About It - 2023 Semester 2 - Week 3 • Hear Owl About It - 2023 Semester 2 - Week 2 • Hear Owl About It - 2023 Semester 2 - Week 1 • Gender identity and pronouns • Contraception, pregnancy and babies • Bob Brown: a giant for the environment • Nate Patrick: the voice of Australia in the NBA 2K League • 'SOS': the wait for SZA's new hit album was worth it • Culture through cricket: Q&A with Brock Larance • The benefits of social gaming • Canberra's public transport: where's it headed? • Community push for new reserve in Molonglo Valley • Are you confident in your swimming abilities? Many Australians aren’t • Generation vape • TACT - Respectful relationships • The financial reality of pursing a dream • Asia’s orphans: who are volunteers really helping? • Technology expert looks at the AUKUS deal through a strategic lens • Cracker Island: Are the Gorillaz still making hits? • An experimental delight with Formulab dessert chef JC Lua • 'Destiny 2: Lightfall' - has Bungie fallen from grace? - The Owl • PITCH Music & Arts Festival • Canberra's first artistic haven for the neurodiverse: meet the Studio& team • Owl Chat - Jeremy Hanson MLA • A beginner photographer's guide to Canberra • Finding the best chips in Canberra • The search for Canberra's best hot chocolate • TACT - Mental health, wellbeing and resilience • Managing ADHD with an Apple Watch • Ten pin bowling isn't just a game, it's a sport • Freedom to geek: Canberra's Geek Markets • 'Can't Hurt Me': David Goggins offers tools to push past limits • Embracing bad weather: enjoying a rainy walk around Lake Ginninderra • Dark kitchens: are they really so spooky? • 'Sia' Soliola and his surprise return to rugby league • Looking for romance in Game of Thrones • Digi Culture and Music Festival: the new home of electronic music in Canberra • Dual athlete Ellie Brush comes full circle to finish career in Canberra • Canberra's Africa to Australia festival in the Park 2023 • Starting again: The story of two Ukrainian refugees in Canberra • Sam Alfred's RinseFM Shampain Mix: a collection of classics • Low Sensory Hour at the Canberra Handmade Market • Candlelight Concert: a fairytale of music and candles • A spectacular morning at the Canberra Balloon Festival • "The pinnacle is V8 Supercars": Canberra speedster's rise up the ranks • Why Ben & Jerry's use cows to give away ice cream • Mockumentary meets reality TV: ‘Jury Duty’ is guilty of being hilarious and ridiculous • 'Coming on Strong': Interplanetary Criminal's sequel EP to B.O.T.A. • Meet Aussie tennis player Dane Sweeny • Yoga in the Gallery: a unique experience at Canberra Museum & Gallery • 'Coraline': the movie kids fear but adults should revere • Fastest ever Kiwi quits athletics for American football • A Boy Called Sailboat: award winning indie film review • Getting Karen'd • It overturned the status quo: ABC journalist on covering the High Court's same-sex marriage plebiscite decision • Meet Sophie Ryan: an energetic artist from Bathurst • From the Ottoman Empire to Canberra: trying a Turkish Mosaic Materclass • Not Your Average Country Club: Lime Cordiale • Supporting women with hair loss: Q&A with Sue Owen's HeadsUp Kippax • “Pets' behavioral problems can be debilitating": Q&A with Dr. Lara Zasaidczyk • 'Surf's Up': how Chicken Joe helped me face my fear of chickens • TACT - Sex • Meet Levi Bourke, a young Canberran artist • Groovin the Moo 2023: your ultimate guide • Ocean Film Festival World Tour makes a splash at the NFSA • 'Drive of a Lifetime': the story of the GOAT • 'Rear Window': the masterpiece made Hitchcock a superstar • "Just part and parcel of playing a collision sport," says UC Stars club President Dylan Barton • 2023 NRL Magic Round preview: a spectacle to behold • DNF'ed twice: why I couldn't finish 'The Night Circus' • 'MAYBE IN ANOTHER LIFE ...': an energetic yet emotional rollercoaster • From the streets to the sheets: Q&A with Canberra Street Cat Alliance • Pinot and Picasso: I hope I made him proud • A sojourn to the country for the Murrumbateman Markets • TACT - Body image • What's on in Canberra: 7-10 April, 2023 • ‘Atlantis The Lost Empire’: just another white saviour movie • "I am the best in Australia": professional muay thai fighter Zoe Putorak • 'evermore' by Taylor Swift: a masterful melancholy • Fraymakers game review - a new challenger for Smash • Long Brunch - Friday 31 March, 2023 • HOAI @ Hawker College • Long Brunch - Thursday 30 March, 2023 • Long Brunch - Wednesday 29 March, 2023 • Long Brunch - Tuesday 28 March, 2023 • Long Brunch - Monday 27 March, 2023 • Young mum pioneers ACT’s first freestanding birth centre • Multicultural • Kristen Veal and the UC Capitals: redefining sporting success • The euphoric beat of Aussie music: 6 Festivals review • "It's going to be hard to top last year" • Disney's Mulan: my feminist icon • WrestleMania 39: why I care about wrestling's biggest event (and why you should, too) • Monaro Panthers FC head coach Ian Worthington reveals his team's progress • Meet the families doing the Big Lap with young kids • 'Knives Out': the mystery film with more twists than a rollercoaster • Why 'Pride and Prejudice' is the Holy Bible for feminism • Encapsulating emotion: 'Life After Football' review • TACT - Being an advocate for yourself - The Owl • "He had a knife. He had something on my neck" • David Pocock has spent a lifetime playing against the climate clock • Saying goodbye to what-ifs and hello to goodbyes - The Owl • "Insanely proud to be Australian": how an overseas science festival changed Ruth's life • Making A Difference: Food for Thought • 2023 National Multicultural Festival • TACT - Season preview • On the Wall • The Owl: 2022 year in review • 12 Things • Fearless Women • Sacred Connections • The celebration of a single plant • “I had no idea who it was”: the puzzling phone call that changed Blake Macdonald’s cricket career • Gymnast Jesse Moore strapped in for the long haul • Adina’s Story • GG’s: a social enterprise that’s more than just flowers • Full-time politician, part-time TikToker: how Mark Parton is connecting with Canberra • From dreams to reality: an interview with country music artist Billie-Jo Porter • What does it take to be a successful local news organisation today? • Rain and rewards: the reality of volunteering in sport • A night of unicycle hockey • Hear Owl About It – episode 12 • Maintaining proper nutrition after a dementia diagnosis • Today’s solution and tomorrow’s problem • Hear Owl About It – episode 11 • The Locker Room – 2022 NRL finals episode 4The Locker Room – 2022 NRL finals episode 4 • NRLW Grand Final – Newcastle Knights from wooden spooners to premiers • NRL Grand Final – Penrith are back-to-back premiers • Hear Owl About It – episode 10 • Hear Owl About It – episode 9 • Midnight Oil rocks Canberra one last time • All roads lead to Rome • NRL grand final – Penrith Panthers v Parramatta Eels • NRLW Grand Final – Newcastle Knights v Parramatta Eels • Hear Owl About It – episode 8 • The Locker Room – 2022 NRL finals episode 3 • NRLW grand final: Newcastle or Parramatta to make history • NRL grand final: Penrith v Parramatta in the battle of the west • NRL Preliminary Final – Nth Qld Cowboys v Parramatta Eels • Long Brunch – Friday 23 September, 2022 • Long Brunch – Wednesday 21 September, 2022 • Long Brunch – Tuesday 20 September, 2022 • The Locker Room – 2022 NRL finals episode 2 • Parramatta are premiership contenders despite the critics • Rabbitohs and Eels advance after dominant performances • Long Brunch – Monday 19 September, 2022 • NRL Semi-Final – Cronulla Sharks v South Sydney Rabbitohs • NRL Semi-Final – Parramatta Eels v Canberra Raiders • Hear Owl About It – episode 7 • The Locker Room – 2022 NRL finals episode 1 • Fiery first week of the NRL finals sees three suspended • NRL Elimination Final – Sydney Roosters v South Sydney Rabbitohs • NRL Qualifying Final – Cronulla Sharks v North Queensland Cowboys • NRL Elimination Final – Melbourne Storm v Canberra Raiders • NRL Qualifying Final – Penrith Panthers v Parramatta Eels • Hear Owl About It – episode 6 • Hear Owl About It – episode 5 • Owl Chats – episode 1 • ABC Heywire @ UC • Hear Owl About It – episode 4 • Hear Owl About It – episode 3 • Hear Owl About It - episode 2 • Hear Owl About It – episode 1 • The Locker Room – episode 1 • Swimming with the times • Off the beaten track • A day among the vineyards • Biff Ward: activist and feminist is worried for women everywhere • 5 simple facial skincare tips for young men • Five things a day to keep depression away that even broke-a** students can do • The Francophonie Market: chocolate, Kava and culture • ‘Luxe Listings Sydney’ Season 2’: the guilty pleasure you didn’t know you needed • Canberra’s K-Pop dance scene: a Q&A with K-RUSH’s Caitlin Gammage • K-RUSH Dance Showcase: a K-Pop night to remember • Free Comic Book Day: Q&A with Impact Comics’ Mal Briggs • The movie that made me a dog lover: ‘Hachi, A Dog’s Tale’ • An afternoon of macramé with Annette Boyd • Simon Tayoun, the drummer behind the Green Machine • ‘The Batman’ review: is Robert Pattinson playing Edward Cullen in a Batman suit? • ‘The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue’: a fun and simple read • Could ‘Termination Shock’ become our new reality? • ‘Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine’ proves it’s never too late for any of us • ‘Jeen-Yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy’: review • ‘The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo’: not worth the hype • From four businessmen in Chicago to 1.4 million members worldwide: this is Rotary • A metalhead’s guide to surviving mosh pits ft. GTM Canberra 2022 • ‘Turning Red’: your average, modern heartfelt Disney/Pixar film • ‘Bel-Air’: gettin’ jiggy widdit! • Top 10 most shocking moments from ‘Euphoria’ Season 2 • Sports television’s biggest new drama: ‘Drive to Survive’ Season 4 • Taking date night from ordinary to extraordinary in Canberra • 8 best books to read on a cold winter’s night in Canberra • ‘Six: The Musical’ – Henry VIII’s wives, the pop group you never knew you needed • Life a bit too much? Trent Dalton’s ‘Love Stories’ is the perfect reprieve • The Inside and Out of Canberra’s Pixar Putt • The 2003 Canberra bushfires: how do we remember them? • ‘Maybe you should talk to someone’ is a book you should definitely read • Sustainable fashion: where to go thrifting in-store and online in Canberra • Certified Lover Boy: did Drake hit or miss? • From Shakespeare to Winehouse to Brontë to Sheeran: over 400 years of British portraiture • 5 steps to stay healthy while gaming • Five steps to take your tennis serve to the next level • Women in dragon boating • ‘Uncharted’: the perfect movie of a video game • ‘Blacklight’: the film that failed our city • The most popular sporting event in Australia: The Formula One Grand Prix • ‘Godzilla vs Kong’: a revelation • 10 modest renovation ideas to make your house a home • Vulgar Ceramics • A day in Greece at the National Museum of Australia • Unlimited Love: the Red Hot Chili Peppers reunion album • A weekend at Canberra’s Night Noodle Markets • Why ‘On Reckoning’ is a must read this election season • Top 5 Canberra athletes of the 2010s • Road tripping in our own backyard • Five easy steps to help you move on from your fictional love • A journey to Captains Flat: a town for weary souls • “Everything happens at the right time”: Q&A with DJ Sue • A ‘good old fun time’ at the National Folk Festival • Community, peace and health: the Aussie Peace Walk • Move aside Jurassic Park, meet the man who is running the ‘de-extinction’ of the Tassie Tiger • Bucket list travel inspiration for the average Australian • ‘A Court of Frost and Starlight’, and why it doesn’t need to exist • Justin Bieber’s Justice Tour: what to expect • Five things parents should know about raising ten-year-old boys • BLΛƆKPIИK ‘The Album’: expectations vs reality • Ten minutes with Amy Remeikis, author of ‘On Reckoning’ • Q&A with Natasa Sojic, The Greens candidate for Fenner • Exploring rage: An afternoon unpacking ‘On Reckoning’ with Amy Remeikis • It’s go time: 15 minutes on the eve of an election with Alicia Payne MP • A Q&A with ‘Homegrown’ Jeremy Brown • Arcane: the art of nailing fundamentals • Ten easy tips for protecting your plants from the Canberra winter • ‘Show Me The Money’ review: the emotion inside the AFL Business • Up, up and away: the Canberra Balloon Spectacular from the water • ‘Hi! This is Flume’: inside the mind of an experimental house creator • A Sunday morning on Lake Burley Griffin • A chat with Adrian Bellingham, organiser of the Bellingham Cup • ‘Snowflake’ – an exploration of one’s first, terrifying steps towards adulthood • What are political parties doing on Instagram this election? • Australians & Hollywood: An exhibition showcasing moments in Australian cinema • A festival of football at the University Cup • ‘LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga’ – A Nostalgic Masterpiece • Women in politics and holding the government accountable: a Q&A with Senator Katy Gallagher • ‘Brothers In Arms’ by Dire Straits: more than ‘Money For Nothing’ • ‘Boronia’ by Hockey Dad: an Aussie surf rock gem • What’s on in Canberra: 23-25 April, 2022 • ‘All Too Well’ by Taylor Swift – A Ten Minute Hit • 2022 NBA Playoffs preview: the contenders, pretenders and more • My name is Erielle and I did not like ‘The Little Mermaid’ • ‘DOOM Eternal’: Perfecting the Action FPS Chess Game • Three Generations of Punks in a Basement • The most powerful book of all – Hamish and Andy’s ‘Power Moves Vol. 2’ • Sixty years later, can we still relate to ‘Catch-22’? • Q&A with Dr Tjanara Goreng Goreng: A Greens Senate Candidate • ‘FIFA 22’ review: a battle of the consoles • ‘Hello I Want To Die, Please Fix Me’: a martyr in the war against mental health stigma • Review of Dear Evan Hansen: How feeling bad isn’t always a bad thing • ‘Maiden’: The must-see documentary about women who “rocked the boat” • Enlighten’s Lights! Canberra! Action! – a scavenger hunt short film competition • Neon Naked shines ultraviolet light on life drawing • Bloom by Rüfüs: music to lose yourself in • What’s on in Canberra: 25-27 March, 2022 • A Trip Down Brick Lane • Canberra’s best cafe bathrooms to ponder the meaning of life in • Shoeporn with Dan Sullivan • What’s on in Canberra: 4-7 March, 2022