Day: 2 March 2026

New Orleans Mardi Gras

New Orleans, Congo Square and the Sounds of Freedom

It’s hard to imagine something so beautiful can come from something so… ugly. And yet freedom is an ecosystem that rarely functions without friction. It’s the endpoint of a long, arduous and often cruel journey, and the beginning of a life so wonderfully and exclusively yours that it’s impossible not to take the good with…

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Cherry Orchard at Fringe

Adelaide Festival Review: The Cherry Orchard eats the rich with comedy and tragedy

The most popular prestige television shows of recent years have made it clear that we all love to watch rich people being awful, but Chekhov’s 1904 masterpiece is a reminder that this is nothing new. The action in The Cherry Orchard centres around an aristocratic family in terminal decline, and the coddled individuals who prioritise…

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Tips to build the ultimate tech setup in 2026

2026 is shaping up to be a faster, cleaner, and more connected year for tech-lovers. Screens are larger and sharper. Sound is closer and more immersive. Games have lightning-fast responses. Many setups are now blending movies, music, and gaming all in one entertainment tech stack. This guide digs into the essential pieces that form the…

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Interview: True South director Dave Klaiber and creator Will Alexander on the cost of endurance

For 80 years, the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race has occupied a rare place in Australian cultural life – a spectacle of endurance that unfolds each summer as the nation watches the fleet charge south into the Bass Strait, one of the most volatile stretches of water on earth. It is a race built on…

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The Epomaker TH108 Pro is a smooth and creamy keyboard that nails the basics

I’d say for the better part of the last 15 years or so, I’ve either operated on a laptop keyboard, or a 65% keyboard, in both my personal and work life. It was probably due to a few factors: convenience, space, and lack of knowledge around mechanical keyboards in general. So when I was allowed…

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Tempo by Hilton Louisville

Tempo by Hilton Louisville Downtown NuLu: a top Kentucky Derby pick for good reason

Forget any preconceptions you might have of Louisville as a sleepy southern town. Many of the bars here are open until 4am and it doesn’t take long to see why Kentucky’s largest metropolis bills itself as Whiskey City. With close to a dozen downtown distilleries (and more on the way), bourbon and rye lovers will…

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