5 neighbourhood book shops to know
In this time of retreat we’re slowing the pace of life, switching from digital to analogue and pursuing hard copy pleasures. Source your next read from these five local book…
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Resilience in adversity
The thing I love about live performance the most, is that the doors are closed, the lights are turned down, and the audience has to be reverential to what’s happening…
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A Literary Legacy
Australia is a nation of book lovers, with the average person reading for over six hours a week compared to the US, UK, Canada and Germany which all read below…
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Connect and carry on
If every cloud has a silver lining, then every global pandemic virus has got to have its perks… right? We’ve seen dolphins re-appearing in Venice’s canals, coal consumption cuts in…
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Theme: Wise Words
No man is an island entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. – John Donne, 1624 Every April we look at…
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Calling all businesses
Let’s get everyone on the same page! As a shared office operator we value the daily rhythms of the workplace. The place, people and interactions create structure, colour and support…
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Theme: Dangerous Women
Every March, women’s business comes into sharp relief as The Office Space investigates the challenges that women face in the workplace. While the gender pay gap is still over 20%*,…
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Insight Recap: February
Insight is back with a bang and a look at making the world a better place. In February, we talked with a panel of experts who are using their commercial…
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Marching to their own beat
Women have a long and formidable history of revolt. Be it for reproductive rights, voting rights, the right to end gendered violence, or to lead a global climate movement, women…
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Stanislava Pinchuk
Enigmatic and nomadic artist Stanislava Pinchuk (A.K.A Miso) is a woman of many talents and many places. Impossible to pigeonhole, her broad practice sees her draw on her skills as…
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