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Julie Shiels

Lecturer - School of Art, RMIT University
Julie Shiels is a visual artist and sessional lecturer in Art in Public Space post-graduate program at RMIT University. She holds a MFA (RMIT 2006) was awarded a PhD in 2016 (Victorian College of the Arts). Her sculptural works are exhibited regularly in galleries and public space and her photographic work is published by M.33.
Julie is a member of The Centre for Art, Society and Transformation (CAST) at RMIT.

Theatre is Lying is a welcome response to fake news and alternative facts

Dec 19, 2018 15:15 pm UTC| Insights & Views Entertainment

Review: Theatre is Lying, ACCA, Melbourne. In an era where local and international politics risks being less believable than a long-form TV series like House of Cards, it is apposite that the latest exhibition at the...

Art and science come together to examine the power and perversions of perfection

Sep 25, 2018 10:12 am UTC| Insights & Views Science

Review: Perfection, Science Gallery Melbourne. It would be easy to assume that art and science occupy separate worlds. Art invites us to encounter things as they are perceived and not as they are known and relies on...

Economy

MAS likely to adopt further easing to a neutral policy by next policy review in April 2020, says ANZ Research

With the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) expecting growth to improve only modestly in 2020 and core inflation not seeing a pick up, further easing to a neutral policy is possible at the next policy review in April...

U.S. Treasuries recover ahead of September retail sales, FOMC members’ speeches

The U.S. Treasuries recovered during Tuesdays afternoon session amid a muted trading day that witnessed data of little economic significance after returning from a long weekend ahead of the countrys retail sales for the...

UK gilts gain on disappointment in August employment report; September CPI in focus

The United Kingdoms gilts jumped during European trading hours Tuesday after the countrys employment report for the month of August disappointed market sentiments, while eyes still remain on the consumer price inflation...

German bunds narrowly mixed after October ZEW economic sentiment improves, eurozone September CPI eyed

The German bunds remained narrowly mixed during European session of the second trading day of the week Tuesday after the countrys ZEW economic sentiment index for the month of October, improved, while investors still eye...

China’s CPI-PPI divergence widens to 4.2ppt y/y in September, shows negative correlation after 2016: ANZ Research

The consumer price index (CPI) and the producer price index (PPI) are both important indicators of changes in prices and underlying inflation over time. Since 2016, Chinas CPI and PPI have been negatively correlated since...

Politics

Donald Trump’s alleged habit of ‘unwanted touching’ of women continues just before proposing to Melania Trump

Many people, especially the critics, have been having a hard time believing that the marriage and relationship between Donald Trump and Melania Trump are as good as they say it is. One of the pressing issues anchored to...

Melania Trump reacts to Donald Trump cheating allegations

Donald Trump and Melania Trump have always been in the limelight since they tied the knot. But the status of their marriage has become much more exposed to public speculations once they occupied the White House. Many...

Melania Trump: Is she distancing herself from Donald Trump’s political woes?

The past weeks have been hectic for the Trump administration, especially after an impeachment inquiry has been officially launched in the Congress in late September against President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, it is hard not...

How a 1905 debate about 'tainted' Rockefeller money is a reminder of ethical dilemmas today

Many nonprofits, including top universities and museums are confronting serious ethical dilemmas regarding accepting tainted money. The MIT Media Lab, an interdisciplinary research lab, has been widely criticized for...

Trump's bad Nixon imitation may cost him the presidency

Whatever Donald Trump does, Richard Nixon usually did it first and better. Nixon got a foreign governments help to win a presidential election over 50 years ago. Trumps imitation of the master has proven far from...

Science

NASA rover allegedly captures an image proving there's life on Mars

It has been decades since humans started launching missions to space. At this point, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has already sent numerous rovers to Mars to observe the several sections of the...

Elon Musk reminded NASA it can share SpaceX’s IP to anyone; Agency unwilling to do so due to security concern

Elon Musk and NASAs partnership has been standing on rocky ground in recent months as the Commercial Crew endeavor has been delayed. The mission aims to put American astronauts to space using SpaceXs services, opting to...

NASA unveils the design of new spacesuit for Moon landing mission in 2024

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has been preparing for its next Moon landing mission that will be taking place within the next few years. One of the important things the agency has been working on...

ESA detects 46-foot wide asteroid approaching Earth much closer than usual in 2084

A 46-foot asteroid was recently detected by the European Space Agency (ESA) and is making headlines even though its next Earth close-approach will not happen within the next decades. Certain qualities of the asteroid have...

NASA asteroid watch confirms 7 more space rocks are approaching Earth this weekend

Several asteroids have come close to the Earth over the previous days, and a few more will approach the planet this weekend. Scientists from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) have detected that seven...

Technology

‘World of Warcraft Classic’ new dungeon arrives today; European servers to receive an update tomorrow

World of Warcraft Classic is preparing to bring in new content for the game, this time adding Dire Maul into the world. The dungeon was supposed to arrive next month but was slotted in early, hitting North American servers...

‘Elder Scrolls 4: Skyblivion’ release date: Developers will be changing areas on the map to reflect certain stories

Elder Scrolls 4: Skyblivion isnt expected to come out soon, and the games release is just adding more anticipation to an already anticipated title. Part of the reason for this excitement is due to the developers addressing...

Pocophone F2 will likely sport the Snapdragon 855 Plus processor

There are only two and a half months left in 2019, and Xioami is still remaining reticent about its plans regarding the Pocophone F2. The smartphones predecessor came out in August last year and was received by the...

Switch Lite: Nintendo unlikely to slash portable console’s price on Black Friday

Black Friday is just around the corner, and for those who are interested in purchasing the Switch Lite, its best to remain vigilant for now. For the unaware, the portable console has been plagued by the Joy-Con drift issue...

‘PES 2020’ needs to address its AI performance ranging from the referee to the players themselves

PES 2020 is a superior version of its 2019 self and has been met with general positivity based on numbers shown by review aggregator site Metacritic. Having said this, the game does have several issues that can easily...

Digital Currency

Crypto Technicals: Major Cryptocurrency Daily Technical Outlook

Crypto Technicals: Major Cryptocurrency Support Resistance Levels

Crypto Technicals: BCH/USD extends choppy trade along 20-DMA, bias bearish

Law

The public needs to know why health data are used without consent

Harvard can use race as an admissions factor, at least for now

Meghan Markle letter: what the law says about the press, privacy and the public’s right to know

Life

The solution to hidden hunger in many developing countries lies just offshore

People are increasingly interrupted at work, but it's not all bad

Britain is a nation of pet lovers – and it has the Victorians to thank

Nature

How do you weigh a live whale?

New England power line corridors harbor rare bees and other wild things

Drivers are exposed to the highest levels of harmful air pollution – and taxi drivers are most at risk

Sports

Patriots get reinforcements as Harry gets off IR list and Watson reportedly getting re-signed

Michael Schumacher: F1 racer's pal said that everything he shares about Schumi's health is true

Carmelo Anthony supported by Kristaps Porzingis; Says only a matter of time before ‘Melo gets signed

Technical Analysis

FxWirePro: Major Pair levels and bias summary

FxWirePro: Gold levels to watch (US session)

FxWirePro: US dollar index forms double bottom around 98.20, jump till 99.3 likely

Market Data

Cryptocurrency Derivatives Series: CME To Offer Market Data on Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

USD/TRY likely to trade around 7.00 by Q1 2020, says Commerzbank

Donald Trump’s alleged habit of ‘unwanted touching’ of women continues just before proposing to Melania Trump

Regulatory Series on Cryptocurrencies: Grayscale Investments Becomes FINRA Approved Diversified Crypto Fund

Australia’s ANZ-Roy Morgan consumer confidence registers second straight weekly loss, inflation expectations stable

Australian bonds jump after RBA September meeting minutes reflects "prepared to ease" policy stance

FxWirePro: EUR/KRW stabilizes above 1,300 mark, stay neutral

Crypto Technicals: BTG/USD pivotal at 21-EMA (8.238), breakout to see further upside

FxWirePro: EURUSD trades lower despite German ZEW economic sentiment, good to sell on rallies

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