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Jamie Dunkin

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Sydney CBD
As seen in: The Nightly, Medium, MSN, SBS News, Perth Now, We Got This Covered, 7News, NewsBreak, 2GB 873
Covers:  entertainment, soccer, internet culture, music, Australia
writer/journalist/social media minion. love a bit of sokkah. fella behind @asothdotcom, 1/3 of @SkyBlueStories he/him.

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Ladies and gentlemen, TISM are back with a new album

Ladies and gentlemen, TISM are back with a new album

TISM are back. And they're bringing plenty of guests.

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Sydney FC icon Rhyan Grant 'honoured' to captain club

Sydney FC icon Rhyan Grant 'honoured' to captain club

Rhyan Grant will captain the Sky Blues as he approaches his 17th season at the club.

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The two Powderfinger tracks that powered me through grieving

The two Powderfinger tracks that powered me through grieving

People often associate Powderfinger with their more hard rock tracks, but these two softer tracks deserve mor…

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I had anti-women views as a teenager. Now I believe men should look up to women

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By Jamie Dunkin
| SBS News Verified
More than 50 years ago, the women's liberation movement reshaped society's expectations of womanhood. As commentary around 'toxic masculinity' persists today, Insight asks if men need to be liberated from traditional masculinity. Watch episode Male Liberation on SBS On Demand. Between 14 and 16, I fell through a trapdoor into a toxic corner of the internet, which fundamentally reshaped me for the worse. I had serious health issues in Year Nine that led to me barely attending school.
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Barbei Hsu: Taiwanese actor dies aged 48 after contracting influenza

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By Jamie Dunkin
| Perth Now Verified
Taiwanese singer and actress Barbie Hsu has died aged 48 from pneumonia. Popularly known as “Big S”, she rose to stardom off the back of the 2001 school drama Meteor Garden, which cemented her as one of the Mandarin-speaking world’s biggest celebrities. Her sister Dee Hsu confirmed the news on Taiwan’s TVBS News, following days of speculation surrounding the multi-hyphenate’s health on Chinese social media. Dee shared that she had fallen unwell during a recent family trip to Japan.
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TISM announce ‘Death to Art’, first album in twenty years and tour dates

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By Jamie Dunkin
| The Nightly Verified
This Is Serious Mum, best known as TISM, are back. The irreverent, outlandish, and ridiculous anonymous Melbourne rockers are returning to the national stage with a new album and tour to go with it. Known for pushing the boundaries of what is tasteful and viable for commercial radio, TISM are staging a comeback with their seventh studio album Death to Art.
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