What first started as a few folks playing cards in the back room of their local game store, has quickly grown into an established not-for-profit group with 200+ members passionate about Magic: The Gathering.
For Givemas, we spoke with James Alvarez, the President of the Greensborough Commander Community about how Magic has impacted his local gaming community.
As we continue to experience the pandemic’s on-going effects on our mental health, many are feeling burnt out and struggling to look after themselves.
We spoke to Co-Founder and CEO of Lumi Interactive studios Lauren Clinnick about how their free-to-play mobile game Kinder World is helping people across the globe practice self-care.
Disability activist Bianca Stern is the General Manager at All Things Equal, a cafe that provides purposeful employment for people with and without disability in a ‘mainstream’ work environment. Jessica Colgan is CEO of All Things Equal and Co-Founder at Ginger Snap Patisserie, a social enterprise celebrating the limitless potential of people with disability, and creating meaningful employment for people with disability. We hear from Bianca and Jessica about why it is important to have equal employment opportunities for all types of people.
For Givemas 2022, we spoke with Melbourne based enamel pin designer and digital illustrator Jessica Harris about her Etsy store, her PCOS pin series and the art of making.
Writer Ava Govanstone investigates the emotion behind the tumultuous Australian housing market.
In this story, KOS Writer Natasha looks into the human-nature relationship and how everyday Australians have embraced green spaces into their lives post pandemic.
Writer Luca Carbonne unpacks the contentious debate around mental illness and technology use.
Managing Editor, Constance Allan, speaks to Maggie Mackenzie about One Woman Project’s upcoming Brisbane Feminist Festival.
We reconnected with KOS Alumnus Bianca Breen and Jeanne Carlos to chat about KOS, and their professional journeys.
Ava Govanstone investigates the conversation about quiet quitting and the hard realities of caregiving professions.
KOS sits down with author, Claire O’Rourke, as she shares how her new book Together We Can features the incredible climate action Australians are practicing across our country with the hope that readers can feel excited about our future world 🌏
Managing Editor Constance Allan collated a list of ongoing issues, conflicts, and disasters that have left the news cycle.
Journalist Joanne Fong chats with the founders of Cheek Media to discuss how accessible political information can empower voters.
In the wake of new data suggesting Australians are furiously spending to try and find a romantic partner, Ava Govanstone explores the ways in which courtship and love are changing.
21-year-old Sarah Ghassali is an aspiring filmmaker who migrated from Syria to Australia in her childhood. She spoke to KOS Magazine about how she plans to break down the bias and create a space where migrants can discover their passion for making a difference through filmmaking.
KOS Co-Founder, Sarah Ramantanis, chats with The Cramm, Founder & Editor-In-Chief, Olivia Seltzer on how a presidential election inspired Olivia to make a difference and inform young people about political matters in a way that they could understand.
From Dylan Alcott being awarded Australian of the year, to a shift in leadership, to the Royal Disability Commission, or jarring commentary of feeling blessed, conversations around disability are gaining momentum and all for significant reasons.
Ava Govanstone investigates the social and economic consequences of the buy-now pay-later industry, and what the future holds for the embattled sector.
“There’s no better welcome to a new country than to make new friends and enjoy time exploring nature.” We catch up with First Hike Project Founder, Neil McCulloch, as he highlights the importance of connection and community for youth refugees.
We reconnected with KOS Alumnus Achol Arok and Jahin Tavir to hear about how their time at KOS provided them with the knowledge to develop and launch their career.
