The Downfall of John Green
Words by Catarina Vicente Image: Richmond Free Press When I read ÔÇÿThe Fault in Our Stars’, John Green was enjoying […]
Born in the Wrong Era
Many people often claim they were ‘born in the wrong era’, and fantasise about adopting the fashion and culture of
Cultural Icons of 2020
Written by Megan Evans As soon as we entered a new decade, it is safe to say we were not
A Trip Down Memory Lane
Foreword by Kat Mallett It’s always nostalgic looking back through old holiday albums (on our phone or otherwise) to relive
Review: Bridgerton (Netflix)
By Georgia Glenn ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Netflix, as many of you know, has been our knight in shining screens over lockdown. It’s
The Quench Food Festival
Image by Madeline Howell By┬áIndigo Jones Unfortunately, this will be our last edition of the Quench food festival. I’m sad
Dungeons, Dragons, Space and Starships: A Look At BioWare’s Past, Present and Future
By Gregor McNeill Out of all the great developers on the production line that pumps out video games to play on our
Hey Netflix, Whom Is This For?
Words by Alex Daud Briggs So, Netflix has made another Netflix live action adaptation. This time of the Italian magical
Reflections from a Post-9/11 Generation
words by: Sasha Nugara We Will Remember They always say that you remember where you were when you heard about
Beauty Trends Across the Decades
Words by Georgia Glenn Mirror, mirror on the wall which is the greatest beauty trend of all? Trends throughout the
The Femme Fatale in Literature and Film
by Eve Davies. Literature is saturated with femme fatales: mysterious, seductive female characters whose charms ensnare men into their grasp.
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by Aruni Deraniyagala. Sitting at my desk, A hundred broken resolutions Empty pages Unopened books Staring at a wall, my
Earth Day: The Birth of Climate Activism
By Quench Features Editor, Rhianna Hurren-Myers “We stand now where two roads diverge. But unlike the roads in Robert Frost’s
Living Abroad Series: Adelaide
Words and images by Martha Jennings I arrived at Adelaide International airport on the 22nd July 2019 with only a
Review: Doctor Who – Revolution of the Daleks
By Katherine Wheeler ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà After a nine month wait, the Doctor Who festive special had a lot to answer for:
10 Foods That Were Taken From Us Too Soon
If there’s one thing that I could bring back from my childhood, it’s the snacks that shaped my school packed-lunches,
An Interview with Rude GRL & CC
Words by Octavia GrahamImage courtesy of Kick Down the Doors PR When the opportunity arose to interview the rising rapper
No More Wings Interview
by Borte Tsogbadrakh Abraham Adeyemi’s directorial short-film debut, No More Wings, won the award for Best Narrative Short at the
Download’s Most Anticipated Games of 2021
By Lewis Empson and Marcus Yeatman-Crouch It’s a big year for gaming. After 2020 saw a massive amount of delays
Book Recommendations Based on Your Zodiac Sign
by Suraya Rumbold-Kazzuz Capricorn:  As a serious and independent person, Capricorns will often reach all of their goals and do