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Throughout the last few decades, hundreds of aerodromes in Victoria have been closed, while others face an uncertain future. This thesis aims to demonstrate the significance of these closures and show how, by serving multiple purposes and multiple histories, tiny airports affect the bodies and imaginations of their users and the community.
by Lyn Gallacher Margery has sent me a package by registered mail. The identification number is 497442495011. It cost $13.80 to send and does not contain any dangerous goods. All of which does nothing to describe the contents. As I tear open the top, old family photographs spill out over my desk. [...] 
Sometimes find myself thinking not just about the books but the connections between the books. Take Australian fiction for instance, what actually is the link between a handful of novels and the national subconscious? ABC Radio National’s The Book Show is about to broadcast a series of programs called ‘Five Classic Australian Novels’. The […]
an essay by Lyn Gallacher Take a glimpse inside this radio station. It’s fictional but typical. It’s called DEF Radio and it broadcasts nationally on the AM band which, as everyone knows, is dying. Like most media organisations on the wrong end of technology DEF plans to extend its audience by using the internet but [...]