Truth 4 Youth

My name is Skye Lacy and I am 18 years and 27 days old. Thus far in my life I have; grown up in a small coastal town, moved to Melbourne with my family, come out to friends and family as bisexual, been thrown out of the closet to the entire school, started a Stand […]

Lis Blake is employed as the Youth Facilitator at Banyule Community Health’s Youth Foundation Program. Lis works with young people living in 3081 or attending Parkville College. Lis works with them to work out small, relatively low budget projects which can make a difference to themselves or their community. She then supports the young people […]

Banyule’s 2017 Youth Festival is being held on the 17th September 12-5pm at Macleod Park. Anna Lee, coordinator of the Clothes Swap project, excitably tells me that this project for youth “…aged 12 to 25 years, of all genders, shapes and sizes to project who they are!” The way the project will run on the […]

New all-ages show on ABC The Nippers provides all audiences, young and old alike, with a glimpse of beach-bound childhood as a part of the junior life guard ‘Nippers’ program. The show documents the stories of thirteen South Maroubra Nippers (mini life guards) from ages 9-14 as they prepare to face the challenges of a […]

Omar and Saad Al Kassab were originally profiled on Banyule 100 early in 2016. You can read their story here. So much has happened since that original email so we thought it was time for an update. Omar and Saad  are brothers from Homs, the third largest city in Syria. According to Omar, they come […]

It’s hard not to bypass a good crime drama these days and with the British putting out ever-captivating (if sadly short-lived) gems such as No Offence and Broadchurch, the American networks have their work cut out for them. One of the latest to hit Channel Ten from the other side of the Pacific is CBS’s […]

After smashing the box office, Wonder Woman has received rave reviews from critics and fans alike. Considering DC Studios’ track record, that’s something to celebrate all on its own. The movie has drawn a great amount of attention, as it should. However, while Wonder Woman deserves attention, it shouldn’t be for the reasons it has. […]

The ABC thinks it’s time to get serious about our waste, and after watching the War On Waste, I couldn’t agree more. The network took one of their favourite investigative satirists, and put together a beautifully light yet informative show about Australia’s waste production. I’ve always considered myself relatively environmentally conscious when it comes to […]