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1 month ago | 
tobemagazine.com.au | Annabel Blue |Sarah Buckley |Deana Stepanian |Tara Robinson
0 $0.00 0 items Milan was a fashion week of celebrations. On the anniversary front, Fendi commemorated its centenary and Dsquared2 honoured three decades of sex and glam.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
tobemagazine.com.au | Sarah Buckley |Ryan Delaney
A glitch is a sudden malfunctionin an electronic system. As a recurring phenomenon in our virtual landscapes, we are all familiar with glitches in their various forms and collectively understand that, if the malfunction doesn't resolve on its own, the reliable turn-off-and-on-again method will almost always restore the system to its original state.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
tobemagazine.com.au | Annabel Blue |a French Monastery |Sarah Buckley
At a recent launch for foodie rag Tart Magazine, Mark Bo Chu met Dom Gattermayr, co-owner and executive chef of the famed in-crowd hangout spot Florian, and younger-sibling café, Juniper. They agreed that Melbourne need no longer live in the shadows of other major cultural cities and that its hospitality scene is central to its buzz. Mark wanted to continue the conversation. Dom suggested they meet at Babka, Fitzroy, a childhood favourite.
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
tobemagazine.com.au | Grace Sandles |Annabel Blue |Sarah Buckley |Sophie Prince
However much you try to avert your eyes, Julie Rrap forces you to look back. Past Continuous, Rrap’s exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, challenges the matrix of female representation in art by turning the viewer’s gaze back on itself. Over several decades, Rrap has employed a multidisciplinary approach to redirect conversations on ageing, desire, and beauty—many of which collide in this retrospective. Born in Lismore in 1950, Rrap's life was non-traditional from the outset.
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Dec 8, 2024 | 
tobemagazine.com.au | Grace Sandles |Sarah Buckley |Sharmonie Cockayne |Mark Chu
“Jack of all trades, master of none,” warns the adage. Yet for Melbourne-based artist Scotty So, the caution hardly applies, for versatility is the very foundation of his mastery. From performance to sculpture, video to photography, So’s practice encompasses a variety of mediums, each serving as a lens to examine themes of authenticity, legacy, and the passage of time. In an art world that often prizes specialisation, So prefers the infinite, at times unexpected, possibilities of range.
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Dec 1, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Mike Rudin |Sarah Buckley
“Italian” tomato purees sold by several UK supermarkets appear to contain tomatoes grown and picked in China using forced labour, the BBC has found. Some have “Italian” in their name such as Tesco’s “Italian Tomato Purée”. Others have “Italian” in their description, such as Asda’s double concentrate which says it contains “Puréed Italian grown tomatoes” - and Waitrose’s “Essential Tomato Purée”, describing itself as “Italian tomato puree”.
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Dec 1, 2024 | 
flipboard.com | Mike Rudin |Sarah Buckley
Megan Rapinoe Is Back In Our Lives Spewing A Bunch Of Nonsense, And Can She Just Go Away Already? Here we go again with this one… A disgraced former member of the United States Women’s National Team (USWNT), Megan Rapinoe is back in our lives …
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Aug 27, 2024 | 
acer.org | Sarah Buckley
Research by the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER) looking at tertiary systems in Germany, Norway, the United Kingdom, Korea, Singapore and New Zealand shows how difficult this is. The number of young people with a higher education qualification in OECD and G20 countries is predicted to exceed 300 million by 2030. However, the proportion of 15 to 29-year-olds in the working age population in OECD countries is predicted to continue its decline through to 2060.
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Aug 26, 2024 | 
campusreview.com.au | Sarah Buckley
Home | Analysis | Analysis: Comparing international tertiary education systems in Analysis, Features, International Education, Top Stories Australia is not the only country that seeks a lot from its tertiary education sector. The challenge for all countries is to find a way to achieve a multitude of goals, including increasing access and relevance for a productive society. Please login below to view content or subscribe now. Username or Email: Password: Remember Me...
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Jun 17, 2024 | 
tobemagazine.com.au | Sarah Buckley |Sara Hesikova |Lola Mccaughey
0 $0.00 0 items Martine Rose has never been one for casual. There’s always something unexpected about her work, whether that be the dance party that ensued after her Autumn/Winter 2024 show, the snakeskin/crocodile embossed collaboration with Clarks, the chain details hidden within her blazers, or her branded red, blue, and yellow Martine Rose flip flops for rain, hail, or shine. When it comes to fantastical dressing, she is always, as the saying goes, ‘on the nose’.
