Patrick Campbell

Instagram announces new bullying filter

This morning Instagram has announced the launch of their new bullying filter. The intention is to filter out any comments intended to harass and upset others. The news comes less than a year after the app unveiled it's offensive comment filter.

An Enmore eatery has reopened as a fried chicken joint

It was announced in March that The Gretz in Enmore would close for a rebranding and refocussing. It has now officially reopened as Wishbone - an eatery dedicated to fried chicken.

Political support for pill testing is growing after the Canberra trial

As information and results from Australia's first ever pill testing trial in Canberra is released, political support for more trials is growing.

It looks like pill testing at Groovin The Moo Canberra was a success

This Sunday, the first ever trial of pill testing in Australia took place at the Canberra stop of Groovin The Moo. This was a big step towards ensuring drug safety at festivals and events around the country, and is something many people have long been fighting for.

NSW Labor is pushing to remove the tax on tampons and pads

Yesterday NSW Labour announced a new push to remove the tax on tampons and pads. The Facebook post promises a Shorten Labor government will remove the unfair tax, and linked to a petition you can sign today.

Canberra Groovin The Moo festival to trial pill testing

This weekend, Australia will see it's first trial of pill testing at a festival. Groovin The Moo promoters Cattleyard confirmed the Canberra stop of the festival has been given approval to trial pill testing.

Watch the trailer for the upcoming four-part documentary on Bill Cosby

Bill Cosby has been found guilty of sexual assault in retrial

On Thursday in a Pennsylvania court, a jury found Bill Cosby guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman. After two days of deliberation, the jury convicted Cosby of three counts of aggravated indecent assault against Andrea Constand.

Money

Money

A bunch of stuff you could’ve bought with the money you lost on Two-up

ICYMI, yesterday was Anzac Day. Whilst it is a day of remembrance, for Australians it's also a day to lose all your money playing Two-up. In the spirit of kindness, here is a list of some things you could've bought before you lost your money yesterday.

People want an exhibition on real human bodies shut down

An exhibition in Sydney's entertainment quarter has become the subject of controversy recently, with people questioning the sourcing of the exhibitions materials. Real Bodies: The Exhibition has 20 real, perfectly preserved human bodies and 200 anatomical specimens on show.

Food & Drink

Food & Drink

It’s time to accept that Guzman Y Gomez is better than Mad Mex

There has been a debate raging in Australia for a while now, and it's time to settle it. Which Mexican fast food franchise is better; Guzman Y Gomez, or Mad Mex?

Welcome to Sydney’s newest alternative culture night: COMMUNE Our Hood

Tomorrow will see the launch of COMMUNE Our Hood - a new monthly event for Sydney's alternative culture scene. Promising "a precinct of culture, community and freedom of expression." the event will showcase fresh local art, music, food, and more every month.

Here’s what to do on Anzac Day in Sydney

However you wish to spend your Anzac Day, there's a lot of options out there. Luckily for you we've put together a list of places you can go. Whether you are looking for a dawn service to attend, an all out party, or just a nice place to watch the Two-up go down (see what I did there), we've got you.

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