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Illumination so we can be active beyond daylight hours has always been an important technology. On foot, that usually means a torch. Once a stick with a fire on the end, modern torches (known elsewhere as “flashlights”) are almost always battery-powered. by Dr David Maddison

A team from University of Alabama has won the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI)’s 2022 Engineering Design Competition.

Prohibition Signs Market Projected to Show Strong Growth | Brimar Industries, Northern Safety, Unit Safety Signs, Big Beam

Prohibition Signs Market Projected to Show Strong Growth | Brimar Industries, Northern Safety, Unit Safety Signs, Big Beam

20 underground Melbourne bands you ought to know Mug - image by Matthew Shaw (@melonshaw) Words by Tom Parker Spanning punk, garage, soul, jazz, hip hop and more. Many Melbourne bands go about their business under the radar, not chasing glorification or publicity. As CLAMM’s Jack Summers previously noted, “Some of these underground bands are the best bands ever, and they don’t seem to give a fuck about taking it to the next level.” It’s the DIY attitude...

Shelby from Muma Ganoush calls in to give the rundown on their debut album, The Big Beam, including collaborating with local musicians and how experimenting with mixing techniques allowed her to discover new sounds. She also offers us some hints about what we can expect from Muma in the new year – including a live performance with lettuce on her face. Photo: Liam Adam Beaty Brownlie