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OUTLAWED
Every culture needs its myths and heroes; stories that keep legends alive and pass on tales of daring escapes and brave attempts to stand against the tide of evil.
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NO POT JOKES, OK?
With spoken word and poetry submissions flowing into noise, Lisa Greenaway decided to talk to two lads who do it best. Justin Heazlewood is The Bedroom Philospher and Tug Dumbly the self-proclaimed "poet laureate" of Triple J's Breakfast Show - for a while there, morning radio was ruled by poetry.
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3-D DREAMING
noise onscreen is a four-part series that will take a look at the work and worlds of young creative media makers.
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JAM JARS
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My mother used to make jam.
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18-09-2003 |
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MEET ELEMENTS
The brief: 31 artists, do what you want.
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DIGITAL ALLSORTS
From issues of cultural identity to dance classes � noise�s Digital Allsorts project covers them all.
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18-09-2003 |
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THE UPSIDE OF BASS KLEPH
Noise threw some great Australian tracks up in the air for young Aussie artists to chop, splice, cut �n� paste, pull apart and put back together as part of the noise remix project. Here�s just one tale from the musical chefs.
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GOING BUSH
Young? Indigenous? Live in the Northern Territory? Want online opportunities? Then the dEadly mOb might be the crew for you�
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18-09-2003 |
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18-09-2003 |
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BEATS AND BLEEPS
Heading into the musical unknown with the New Pollutants.
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OPENING DOORS
As part of this year�s noise festival, the Australian Music Radio Airplay Project (AMRAP) has joined forces with noise to fund 12 young up-and-coming radio makers from community radio stations across the country.
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18-09-2003 |
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