Following the release of their debut album, ‘Now Would Be A Good Time’ (released July 24th), Folk Bitch Trio played two sold-out shows in Melbourne, back on their home turf after months touring abroad.

Streaming platforms make billions while independent artists earn fractions of a cent per play. This piece explores how the system favours superstars, exploits smaller independent artists, and asks: who is streaming really for?

Radio Monash paid a vist to the Student Journalism conference, here’s what the future of radio holds.

Radio Monash has been around since 1972. It’s still changing, but as the outgoing 2025 president, here’s what to know about running the place.

This is the side of Radio Monash that most people never see.

To step into Mr Blank is to step into a life pieced together from fragments: unsettling, intimate, and impossible to forget.

The Winter house show was put on by Underthealmonds – “a purveyor of DIY backyard gig spaces”and featured sets by 6 local bands.

Youth Censorship or Freedom of Speech activism: A dive into self-expression in University.

Monash’s very own Elkie Kershaw is set to release her new single ‘A Failed Teaspoon Collection’ on June 18th. 

Now more than ever, the local music industry needs your support, as more and more venues face closures, festivals get cancelled and Aussie artists struggle to get their names out there.

What appeared to be an innocent fashion statement was actually another example of how South Asian identities like mine are neglected, erased, and capitalised.

A talk with The Heart Shaped Aces ahead of their anticipated gig at Punters Club.

Last night at Melbourne’s iconic venue ‘Cherry Bar’ on little Collins street, the English duo of Luke Pritchard and Hugh Harris who make up the Brighton band ‘The Kooks' put on a surprise free, acoustic show.

The N1 car park lift has been broken for over 2 years, and student have had enough.

This article explores the cultural obsession with nostalgia in TV and media, from reboots like Friends to modern shows like Stranger Things. It examines how longing for the past offers comfort but risks stifling creativity and innovation.

This article explores André Aciman’s “Enigma Variations” through its formative themes of longing and obsession, and thus, through Paul’s relationships with Nanni and Manfred. Together, these characters the complexity of Paul’s profound and emotional journey of his adult life.

Is a blanket ban ever effective or sustainable? On the Australia’s Government’s stance against social media for teens