Music
Japanese Breakfast: 'For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women)' Album Review + Giveaway
Win tickets to see Japanese Breakfast live at Auckland Town Hall on June 7th + Album Review of 'For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women)' by Viviene
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UOA
SET Evaluations: UNFILTERED
Share your honest thoughts about your courses this semester!
Interview
Making Sense - An Interview with Spacey Jane
Craccum talks with frontman Caleb Harper about Spacey Jane's new album 'IF THAT MAKES SENSE' ahead of their NZ tour. Songwriting, potted plants and Aussies in America to follow.
News
Nicola Willis attacks women workers
National has once again thrown women workers under the bus for the sake of the Budget. Are we seeing a current-day rehash of Ruth Richardson’s infamous 1991 Mother of all Budgets?
Craccum Throwback | FEES SUCK — STUDENTS
35 years ago, Craccum interviewed students about the increase in their tertiary fees. Has anything meaningfully changed since then? [Craccum #1, 1990]
Food Review
Review: Everyone should go to The Bowl
Me and Frogo went for lunch at The Bowl, and I could eat this everyday.
Inheritance in Black Silk
The face of spring was only a veil to cover the winter that had long frozen over in her heart.
Petition
Symonds Street Safety Petition Update: Welcome AUTSA!
Update: AUTSA joins the Symonds Street Campaign. We will be presenting the petition together to Auckland Transport on 24 June!
Theatre
Stray Theatre Company presents: The Glass Menagerie
An upcoming student-run production of the Tennessee Williams classic. Directed by Florian Williams & Laura Young Show. 28th-31st May at Pitt Street Theatre.
An Interview With Dope Lemon
Craccum sits down for a chat with Angus Stone aka Dope Lemon to talk about his new album 'Golden Wolf' and his upcoming tour!
In-Depth
5 Psychology Facts About Music You Might Not Know
Scientific research shows that music shapes the brain in profound ways. This article reveals a few key psychological insights into why music matters more than you think.
Interview
Twelve Questions with Bea from UoA's Trans on Campus
I think Bea likes The Thing.