Hub Recommendations
HUB’s Favourite Baked Goods Recipe Collection
The HUB team have created a collection of their best and favourite baked good recipes to share with you all (with some cheeky vegan recipes in there as well).
Debunking SA’s toxic algal bloom myths
To swim or not to swim?
Heading into the summer months, this is one of the many questions South Australians are asking themselves.
Join us as we debunk the myths surrounding SA’s toxic algal bloom and show you how you can make the most out of this summer and current climate.
Commentary on ‘Our Hero, Balthazar’
Going into the film ‘Our Hero, Balthazar’, I was unsure what to expect from a film claiming to be about absurd extremes of digital-age masculinity, self-validation, and the ‘Columbine’ generation. I was unsettlingly surprised. Is Balthy really the hero? Or is Soloman just a product of his life experiences?
What Makes A Musical Episode?
Today, let’s go down a rabbit hole of wikipedia pages, group texts, and excel spreadsheets, all revolving around one idea:
What even is a musical episode?
50 Cents? How Much Should Public Transport Cost in South Australia.
The South Australian Liberal Party is promising to introduce a 50-cent fare across all metropolitan public transport services if elected at the March 2026 state election.
Why did Geelong lose the AFL Grand Final and can they make it back?
The Brisbane Lions won the AFL Grand Final by 47 points, stunning the Geelong Cats who defeated Brisbane by 48 points in the qualifying final only four weeks before. Here’s a summary of the strategies and statistics that determined the Grand Final.
Frankenstein - AFF Review
With such a prolific director tackling one of the most famous books of all time, Frankenstein has a lot of expectations riding on it from both fans and casual viewers. Although there have been hundreds of adaptations of Shelley’s original story, many fans of the book feel that we still haven’t gotten a truly faithful version on the silver screen. So, has Guillermo del Toro finally done it?
Why the Way We Talk About Autism in Relation to Changes to the NDIS Matters
Recent announcements about changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) are causing concern in the autistic community, together with the introduction of a new Commonwealth Government program called Thriving Kids. It’s not just the changes themselves that are worrying but also the language being used which some fear is both harmful and incorrect.
Edie’s REPORT
Check out what Edie is Reading, Eating, Playing, Obsessing over, Recommending and Treating themself too!
Kingdom Come - Review
The first film in the DCU, Superman, is now available to watch at home digitally, with a physical release slated for this week. The film draws inspiration from many elements of Superman’s 87-year history, from his countless comic appearances to the iconic 1978 film starring Christopher Reeve. One of its more overt influences is Superman’s divisive “new” logo, ripped straight from the pages of the 1996 comic miniseries Kingdom Come.
Bored Gay Werewolf by Tony Santorella - Review
Tony Santorella’s debut novel Bored Gay Werewolf had me hooked from the title, obviously. As well as being a fan of queer horror and particularly queer monsters, last year I did my Honours thesis on werewolves in popular media and their relation to gender identity. I knew that this book would be able to scratch this niche itch of mine, and for the most part, it did.