By Harry Benscher Since 1989, the Simpsons have ruled over the cartoon world. In this article, we will be going through all of the best school related ‘The Simpsons’ episodes. Disclaimer: These episodes are not in any ranking. There are SOME SPOILERS in this article. 1. Blazed and Confused Season […]
House Comp Day in Pictures
At a lot of the major events in the school, the Newington College Student Media Production Unit is hard at work, snapping shots, taking videos and so much more. The most recent House Comp Day meant the Media Team is at it again. Please see below some shots from the […]
The Top 5 Upcoming and Released Movies
By Jake Howard Do you need to find movies to watch? Think your movie taste is too bland? Don’t worry, we have great recommendations to watch. 5. Superman/Superman: Legacy Release date: July 11 2025 Rating: unannounced (prediction: M or MA15) In this movie, Superman goes on a journey to reconcile […]
The New House Captains of 2025
By Ryan Low At the end of Term 3 every year, we farewell the outgoing class of Year 12s, to usher in a new era. Each and every Year 12 is a leader, but some are adorned with a title. This article introduces the house captains of 2025, asking them […]
The Legality of Modifying your Wii
By Ryan Low Every video game ever is played on a console, be it big, small, or really, really big. But to some, the officially licensed releases and content are simply not enough. This is why avid fans create modifications (mods, homebrews) for these consoles, to explore and exploit its […]
How injuries are becoming more frequent in the AFL
by Harry Benscher Throughout this year, injuries have stricken a lot of the AFL’s most prominent players. Callum Mills was struck out of the grand final because of a hamstring injury, and Oscar McInerney also was injured with a shoulder injury prior to the big game. The AFL reported the […]
A History of Moons
By Aiden Plumbe When you think of “moon”, you most likely imagine the grey sphere that orbits our planet. However, Galileo Galilei discovered that moons are not unique to Earth in 1610. Many of the planets we know in our Solar System have more moons than one. Others don’t have […]
FC25 Release
By Arun Sandaradura With the highly anticipated release of FC25 just around the corner, with the game set to come out for the wider public 27th of September, this latest installment promises to bring fresh features and gameplay improvements that have everyone talking. The game developers have been teasing a […]
History of the Olympics
By Sam Eyers and Aiden Plumbe If you don’t know, the Olympics are an international sporting event in which 206 nations compete in a variety of events. The first ever modern Olympics were held in 1896 in Athens. Throughout the 128 years that the Olympics has been running, it has […]
Olympic Pictograms
By Aiden Plumbe “A picture tells a thousand words“ You’ve probably heard the phrase before, and it’s mostly true. In the modern day, we use pictograms for many things that we don’t often notice. They’re the little man and woman outside the bathroom; or the simple red circle around a […]