In the past Brisbane was called as Deep North. Queensland was described as a cultural backwater lacking bookshops, political pubs, radio and television networks and publishing centres. Yet Brisbane created Australia's most ...

The journalism industry has only recently begun to embrace reflective practice in response to trauma in journalists, but it substantially ignores empathy. This article examines six narratives of trauma subjects from the ...

'This article was born out of a paper Gillian Leahy and Sarah Gibson gave on the essay documentary at the Documentary Sites Conference in Auckland in September 2000, and a second version at the Australian International ...

Since 1988, Alexander Kluge (who is best known outside of Germany for his work as a prominent member of the New German Cinema) has been actively involved in the production of a number of experimental programmes for German ...

Scenario Art (visual representations of a future scenario, used to enhance decision-making processes) is offered as a new tool to facilitate a transition to sustainable futures. The paper acknowledges recent evaluations ...

This article explores aspects of the relationship between music, place, locality and identity in Aotearoa/New Zealand. While there have been numerous attempts to construct a national identity for New Zealand music (often ...

Czech Surrealist and animator Jan vankmajer has experimented with tactility as a sensory modality that can kindle affect by analogy. His approach to tactile experience is also as far removed from the aims and applications ...

Ever since Tom Wolfe wrote a 13-page essay entitled 'The Birth of the New Journalism: eyewitness report by Tom Wolfe' in the 1970s, debate has raged over the nature of this New Journalism or literary journalism or creative ...

This article focuses on two linguistic forms of discourse that are essential to the way knowledge is created in the discipline of design. One form is that found in academic written texts, and at the other end of the spectrum, ...