Happy Yess has left the Building!
Where has it moved to? Why has it moved? What is Happy Yess? Read on dear Grinders to find out.
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BASSINTHEGRASS
BASSINTHEGRASS is back again in 2010.
This year’s line up boasts awesome Darwin bands like Sweet Amber, DJ Fish, Semishgure, Leigh Chisholm and the winner of the battle of the school bands Sleeve Heads…
My World’s Greatest Shave
On the 13th of March I shaved my hair for the World’s Greatest Shave
Ideas to Bust Your Boredom
School has started again, but we all know chillax time is just as important!
Bombing of Darwin Commemoration
On the 19th of February at 9.58am, 68 years ago, an air raid lasting over 40 minutes on Darwin by over 260 Japanese aircraft started, and was the first of two raids.
The StumbleUpon Toolbar
Stumbling is less awkward on the internet.
Genetic Engineering
For some, genetic engineering is a strong topic. Whether you are for or against it, it has clear advantages and disadvantages, and can instil strong feelings for both sides. For everyone else, there’s confusion, protests, spin and large corporations all muscling in to influence us.
Micro-blogging and other things of that tiny nature…
You’ve all heard about the craze, so I’m not going to talk too much about it, but the world really has gone micro-blogging manic. 2009 is the year that Twitter has taken off. Now, almost everyone is on it. You, your friends, even – though you cringe to think about it – your family. And sure, there are heaps of pros to the site, networking mainly, as well as letting people know what you’re up to. You can even stalk celebrities.
Should we blame it on the sunshine? The moonlight? The good times? Or the heart failure?
June 25th will be remembered for a long time as “the day we said goodbye”. On June 25th, the world lost a man who was best known as “the king of pop” and rightly so.
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Darwin City Council Youth Projects invites young people aged between 12 and 20 years to apply to be
part of Council's Youth Advisory Group (YAG). YAG meets monthly to discuss and inform Counci on issues affecting young people, as well as organising and hosting projects. 
