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Cameron Hill Becomes a Supercars Winner
Cameron Hill wins in Supercars.
Picture: Canberra Regional
Bulls Win as non-stop Racing Sees Supercars Race Elbows Out
Supercars have roared into life in Melbourne
Picture: Supercars
Adelaide Fringe Review: Creating Botanical Themed Pottery Art Plates
Not your typical Adelaide Fringe experience, SGC Art Studio’s Creating Botanical Themed Pottery Art Plates, allows you to be the artist. During this workshop, participants create either one large or two small plates, customising them with their own botanical design.
Courtney Crashes as New Contender Emerges
James Courtney has crashed in Practice Two at the Australian Grand Prix.
Picture: V8Sleuth
Wood Fastest in Practice One
Ryan Wood puts his Mustang fastest in Practice One as the Australian Grand Prix
Picture: Mark Walker
Valtteri Bottas and Cadillac F1 Team
The links between Valtteri Bottas and Cadillac are heating up.
Picture: The Race
The Pre-Race Chat before the Insane Final
Chaz Mostert stopped by before the Race of Champions Final in Sydney.
Picture: Nine
Exclusive: “It was a Great Time” - Martins on the Nations Cup win
Victor Martins stopped to talk with Hub Adelaide ahead of Saturday night at the Race of Champions.
Picture: Speedcafe
This User is a Feminist: International Women’s Day Zine
From protests to pay gaps, International Women’s Day has grown into a showcase of how far we have progressed towards equity for women. Even with this progress, focus for IWD needs to consider more intersectional developments to achieve wider equity.
The Evolution of Mary Sue: A fandom history
It is a truth universally acknowledged that just about everything in fandom can be traced back to Star Trek (1966-1969). From fan-zines to the omegaverse, it all stems from our fandom foremothers and their tireless love of the show. This International Women’s Day, I thought I might look into another Star Trek fandom product, the best and most loved woman of all time, Mary Sue, and how her legacy persists to this day.