How to Achieve a Productive Work Environment
My socks were rocked a few days ago when I saw multiple sources cite that Sweden announced it would be shifting to a six-hour workday. Of course, alarm bells might go off… Read More
How to Bug-Proof Your Home
Being a young guy with mobile, independent and adventurous friends I have seen my fair share of share house living, and, let me tell you, not all of it has been pleasant.… Read More
Absinthe at Spiegeltent
Looking back on my 26 years, I don’t have too many good memories that involve the circus. There was that horrible travelling show with the two depressed male lions that I remember,… Read More
A Season For Picnics
Picking a favourite season is difficult. Summer, there’s the beach. Autumn, it’s crisp. Winter, it’s time to rug up. Spring, flowers are blooming, the weather is improving and the days are starting… Read More
A Tale Of Two Most Liveable Cities
I really do feel like every other day there is a new ‘independent report’ that cites Melbourne as being the world’s most liveable city. I could substantiate this with a quick Google… Read More
Find Your Interior Style and Run With It
I’ve got into this terrible habit lately of following luxury interior Instagram accounts. That doesn’t sound particularly concerning straight off the bat but it’s gotten to a point where I don’t think… Read More
The Joys Of Beginner Cycling
Unlike taking up other hobbies in adulthood, I didn’t approach learning to cycle with any of the hesitation or trepidation that one might, when, say, deciding to learn a new language or… Read More
Surviving Melbourne’s Winter (When You’re From Sydney)
By all accounts I really should be used to this freezing Melbournian weather by now. It’s day five of a road trip that I’m on with two mates travelling from Sydney down… Read More
Dinner Parties: Food for Thought
At this stage of life, when some people are putting deposits down on their first homes, others are completing PhDs, old friends are finding new lives overseas and the weddings and babies… Read More
The Happy Sailors Barber Shop
Behind the lens of most of the photos taken for Spit Press is my good mate and freelance photographer Cameron Taylor. When I met Cam a few years ago he was far… Read More
BKR WATER BOTTLES
I’m hesitant to post this article because – full disclosure – it’s about a $43 water bottle. But despite a big part of me screaming ‘find something people will find valuable to… Read More
KEEPING IT REEL DEEP RECORDS
I’ve never been truly privy to the inner workings of the Australian music industry, but for someone whose primary mode of expression is the written word, I’ve been considerably lucky to have… Read More
YOUR EXECUTION OF LIFE
I don’t have the energy to sound off on the death penalty right now. We know it’s nonsensical and faced with this morning’s harrowing media reportage, I can’t yet brace myself strongly… Read More
