One of the sharpest divides in attitudes to Australia Day celebrations is between those who think of Australia as a nation of migrants and those who regard Australians as a unique people and culture.
Miss us? After a short summer hiatus, fastBREAK is back for 2012. We’re having an underground launch for the new year by taking an evening to look back at how it all began. Every beginning has new challenges, set-backs...
Collaborative consumption is rapidly growing as, not only a new sector of the market but as an entire culture. In fact, last year TIME magazine named it one of the 10 ideas that will change the world. In Sydney,...
The Occupy Sydney movement have been speaking out against corporate greed for eight days. Yesterday Vibewire attended the Occupy Sydney rally to catch a glimpse of the thoughts and feelings of the movement.
Since June same sex marriage has been legal in New York and as a result there has been a push for the Muppet's longest standing room-mates Bert and Ernie to tie the not too. Since then there has been...
Is the state of media and our political climate breeding apathy in Australia's youth? Vibewire asks the question, when it comes to politics 'why do you care?'
Holly Isemonger is seeing green. As the environment dips into chaos, more people are turning towards environmentally safe and organic products. Have we come round in a circle? Is the old way of farming suddenly new again?
Naomi Snell is a politics graduate from Monash University and former editor of Lot's Wife, the Monash University Student Newspaper. She is currently studying her Masters in Journalism at Charles Sturt University. In this piece she examines how Caroline...
Since when did finding a job become the next global hunt for 'The Jaded Monkey'? Thousands of us scroll the online realm every day in the hopes of discovering that perfect position. And, given that rare interview, plagued with...