By Sam Eyers This article will be about cool Science experiments, scientific and the interesting theory behind them. There will also be some information on the sad weaponization of science Napalm Napalm was developed at Harvard University by a team of chemists led by Louis Fieser, whilst trying to create […]
Previewing the 2024/25 Summer of Cricket
By Fintan Daly As the cricketing world gears up for the 2024/25 summer, anticipation is building for what promises to be an exciting few months. Here is a few storylines to look out for ahead of the upcoming season. International Series and Tournaments India and Australia will face off in […]
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 […]
Funny Moments in the Olympics
By Aiden Plumbe The Olympics are an inspiring set of events that have pushed athletes to their limits and have allowed them to achieve amazing things. The Games have been going on for years now, dating back to the first modern Olympics in 1896. Throughout its history, there have been […]
Lime Cordiale’s New Album – “Enough of the Sweet Talk”
By Fintan Daly Two months before they are set to go on a tour across Australia and New Zealand, popular indie band from Cronulla, Lime Cordiale, have released their third studio album, Enough of The Sweet Talk. The new album carries through traces of their older music mixed with a […]
The Night Australia Made History
By Lachie Baird On Wednesday 7th August 2024 in the space of 5 hours, the Australian Olympic Team achieved their greatest result at a Summer Olympic Games ever. They picked up 4 gold and 2 bronze and the whole nation woke up to extraordinary news. It also put Australia 5 […]
Moulton House Christmas in July
By Anthony Gregoire For those who have walked past Moulton this term, you would have noticed the Moulton Christmas tree in the centre of our locker room. While it might look like we’re getting ready for Christmas, it’s not quite that time yet. Instead, Moulton House is collecting donations for […]