Articles
Editors: Selin Duran & Angelina Michael
Chapters of the unknown men
Dhurandhar portrays brutality, political intrigue, and a conflicted patriot’s journey, blending realism, storytelling, music, and sacrifice into a lasting impact
More than a free meal
MSA Welfare initiative, Free Food Mondays, brings students together with a scrumptious meal, live toons, and a warm community. Sponsored by Wholefoods and music by Radio Monash, Free Food Mondays is the place to be after a long day at University.
Public transport… Maybe Make it Better
As students rely more on public transport, is PTV keeping up with the demand? Should students stick out the delays, cancellations and safety concerns for private transport options? What should university students do?
Hamnet (2025) — A Review
Explore what lingers most after the final frame in Hamnet (2025). In praise of the now Oscar-winning film, a review that highlights the importance of human connection and emotion that captivates people.
An Interview with Artists PRAX & CHELLYX
“Bleed Me Empty” is an intimate acoustic duet from emerging singer-songwriter CHELLYX and Brisbane R&B artist PRAX, blending soft guitar textures with vulnerable, late-night vocals.
A Conversation with Bex
Rebekah Massey, also known as Bex, is an Auckland-based indie-pop artist and singer-songwriter. Known for crafting music that explores self-discovery, relationships and rich emotion, Bex makes her Melbourne debut at Creature Bar. The performance highlights the release of her latest song, “It’s Always Me,” and marks the beginning of her breakthrough into the Melbourne music scene.
Joey Silveira Announces Debut Headliner at the Leadbeater Hotel
Rising Naarm/Melbourne pop-rock artist Joey Silveira is giving budding fans a long-awaited chance to take root in his growing musical world, announcing his debut headline show at the iconic Leadbeater Hotel on January 30, 2026.
INTERVIEW WITH ARTIST GRIFFIN MORRIS
Australian Idol’s Top 30 Finalist, Griffin Morris has a conversation with Cass and Ange from Radio Monash about his journey as an artist and what more he wants to see
Tones and I at the Barwon Heads Hotel
I have seen Tones and I perform live twice before her October 9th show at The Barwon Heads Hotel, but this performance made me feel like I was seeing her for the first time.
World Championship Battle or Participation Trophy?
unday’s F1 race at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza marked the 16th round of the season, and the battle at the top of the championship standings couldn’t be tighter
Inside the Mind of an AI Policy Architect: A Conversation with Maxwell Scott
Radio Monash speaks with Maxwell Scott, Co-Founder and CTO of StratAlliance Global, about the future of global AI policy, ethics, and how governments are responding to rapid technological change.
GIG REVIEW: FOLK BITCH TRIO AT CORNER HOTEL
Following the release of their debut album, ‘Now Would Be A Good Time’ (released July 24th), Folk Bitch Trio played two sold-out shows in Melbourne, back on their home turf after months touring abroad.
Pay the Artists, Not Just Platforms
Streaming platforms make billions while independent artists earn fractions of a cent per play. This piece explores how the system favours superstars, exploits smaller independent artists, and asks: who is streaming really for?
Radio at the Student Journalism Conference: it’s not dying but evolving
Radio Monash paid a vist to the Student Journalism conference, here’s what the future of radio holds.
How To Run Radio Monash
Radio Monash has been around since 1972. It’s still changing, but as the outgoing 2025 president, here’s what to know about running the place.
Behind the Scenes of Radio Monash Tech
This is the side of Radio Monash that most people never see.