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25.01.2022 Welcome to our project, 'The Gold Coast Frame of Mind', get ready for an explosion of emotion as we delve into the works of some of our artists. Get ready for the ride, sit back and relax as we take you on a journey of a life time. Keep an eye out for our daily sneak peaks!

25.01.2022 In need of some serious nature inspo? Heres a list of some of the Coasts top nature walks. Youll be surprised how close to home some of these little gems are hiding!

25.01.2022 Experts are already promising that Covid won’t be the last pandemic of its kind. In which case it is absolutely in the nations interest to start dispersing the population. But, if we begin to incentivise moves outwards into Rural Australia, there is a plethora of benefits we might reap from such a scheme. By Rhett Kleine Read more here... http://theargus.net.au/what-next/ See more

24.01.2022 If flamingos dined together at a table in Miami what would it look like? How about cheetahs in South Africa, or sloths in the Peruvian Amazon? These are the whimsical gatherings that fine art photographer Claire Rosenbrings to life.

23.01.2022 Adam Abela- The Evolution of the outsider stance The masculine expression of youth culture driven by peer and social media marketing. An insight into the youth subculture of fashion for a number of young men. This underground youth male subculture explores the effects of social media on youth brand consumptions. Look out for Adam's project on our website!!

22.01.2022 Part 2: Amanda Ragg - Changing Frames. Changing Frames explores the way in which young adults who experience mental health issues can use hobbies to help them deal with and reduce anxiety and depression. A study on coping with anxiety in psychological disorders found that having a hobby can provide many positive benefits for people suffering, such as reduced levels of stress, improved general mood, improved memory, and an increase in socialisation. Stay tuned for the release of The Argus Issue 3 to find out more! #mentalhealth #youthculture #photojournalism #theargus_qca

21.01.2022 Part 1: Melody Davis FOLK. FOLK project is a passionate two-part, raw, micro-documentary film that explores and documents both Victoria and Rebeccas extraordinary methodology of raising their children to view the world. The more time spent with the families revealed a common theme: both mothers were passionate about challenging the Coasts traditional education system through social and emotional learning. #education #motherhood #children #argus_qca #goldcoast

21.01.2022 Welcome to The ARGUS 2020! We want to hear from YOU, Invested storytellers. The theme for this years ARGUS transmedia project is Disruption. In Australia, for example, this may include the themes: bushfires, asylum seeker rights, Black Lives Matter and COVID-19. A variety of content will be considered, ranging from photography, video, writing and performance, through to art, journalism, poetry, zines, graphic novels and podcasts. Storytelling is a way of connecting people... from all walks of life. If youre a university or high school student, journalist or artist with a story to tell, send a written pitch with links to images, maximum of 200 words, to [email protected]. Please do not send any attachments. Deadline: 28 August 2020. What's your story? https://bit.ly/30cyNk6 #TheARGUS

21.01.2022 DISRUPTION, defined as a break or interruption in the normal course of activity or process. 2020s theme for the ARGUS is Disruption. In an Australian context, this has wreaked havoc on the nation via bushfires, COVID-19, asylum seeker rights and the local Black Lives Matter movement. If you want to hear and see more stories on these kinds of subjects, follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for some upcoming incredible stories.

18.01.2022 Well thats a wrap on Semester 1 2018! A big shout out to all of the amazing and talented people who worked tirelessly to bring The Argus to life this semester. Time for a well deserved break, and well see you all next semester for more inspirational and sensational articles, artists and photography! <3 Remember, keep using #theargus_qca for the chance to be our Friday Feature artist next semester!

18.01.2022 Part 1: Dear Bully - Jennifer Colverson There has been a growing awareness over the last two decades, both within Australia and in other parts of the world, of the harmful impact of school bullying. Bullying in schools is now correctly recognised as a societal problem and anti-bullying initiatives are seen as part of the Human Rights movement. Bullying can be defined as a misuse of power in relationships through repeated verbal, physical and/or social behaviour that causes ph...ysical and/or psychological harm. Dear Bully searches for the deeper reality of this simple definition by exploring the impacts of bullying on students ranging from five years to eighteen years. In direct collaboration with the photographer, victims of bullying provide their own words on the subject to add context and meaning to their portraits #activism #saynotobullying #goldcoast #dearbully #argus_qca

18.01.2022 Its finally arrived! The Gold Coast Frame of Mind has been released! Click here to view: http://theargus.net.au/special-edition-gc

17.01.2022 Extended to the 3rd of October!

17.01.2022 Congratulations to one of our editors Rhett Kleine whose story for The ARGUS was published on the National Junction Journalism site for being of a very high quality. Read his work below https://junctionjournalism.com//opinion-directing-the-dri/

17.01.2022 Part 1: Tahlia Camilleri - Corey the Bowler Corey the Bowler is a short doco that takes you on a journey of a young boy who is juggling school and his sport, lawn bowls. He is a bowler of only 3 years and aspires to reach his high level goals throughout his bowls career. This doco takes you on an experience of his life so far, his witty and humorous personality takes you on an interesting ride of a lifetime. Standing ready, last bowl on the mat. The pressure, the thoughts, the doubt and the confidence. Meet young Corey and come along on his journey as a regular 12 year old boy who has massive dreams to represent his country in a sport he loves. #lawnbowls #goldcoast #sportaspirations #goals #argus_qca

17.01.2022 Jessica Hope Dennis- Behind social media How do todays women in society share their online persona? What are young women posting on social media and what does the process of taking these pictures really look like? ... I wanted to uncover what behind the scenes of social media is like for young women Look out for Jesss project on our website soon!! #behindsocialmedia #theargus #qca #goldcoast

17.01.2022 Keep an eye out for the release of Issue 2 of the Argus to read about the Green Umbrella Foundation's amazing work making education available for disadvantaged kids in rural Cambodia!

17.01.2022 Part 1: Shi Yan - Chinese life on the Gold Coast. The Gold Coast has a diverse culture with residents from all over the world. The Chinese population on the Gold Coast as of 2016 was 17,016, 3.3% of the local population. Yan explores the lives of five Chinese people living on the Gold Coast and their different life paths. Her project conveys a valuable insight into the different reasons why Chinese people move to the Gold Coast, from love, to job opportunities, to a relaxed lifestyle, each person has a different story. Stay tuned for part 2. #photojournalism #chineseculture #theargus_qca

16.01.2022 Congratulations to one of our editors Isabella whose story on The ARGUS won the visual category for the Constructive Journalism Competition. Read her story below http://theargus.net.au/silk-from-the-sewer/

15.01.2022 Bailey lewis - Beneath the surface - part 1 Paired with hypnotic images of life beneath the waves, Bailey's project explores the surf culture and lifestyle that has become a prominent part of the Gold Coast's identity. The feelings of peace and bliss that the ocean brings, contrasted with it's immense power and fierce nature, creates a unique paradox that draws the humans to it's energy. Stay tuned for part 2 of Bailey's project!

13.01.2022 Have you checked out our 'Disruption' exhibition? Come down to Griffith QCA Gallery, South Bank to check out these awesome works!

13.01.2022 Congratulations to our Friday feature artist @a.mmedia be sure to check out her account on Instagram for more amazing images. Thanks Alexandra! https://www.instagram.com/p/BJhxpvsBpa3/

13.01.2022 Meet our Multimedia Guru Christian! "Hello! I'm Christian. I'm in charge of the multimedia side of The ARGUS. Which means I make the website look all schmick. I've been using photography as my creative medium for about 10 years now. I didn't really take it seriously until about 5 years ago, but i'm slowly becoming more and more obsessed. I love creating images that kind of make people go 'woah...'. Makes me tingle. I think one of my biggest influences at the moment is a close friend, Jackson Grant. I've watched his following and his quality of work grow over the years and it's something I really aspire to be".

13.01.2022 Part 2: Melody Davis 'FOLK; Social and emotional learning is explained as the process through which we learn to recognise emotions, manage decision making, express compassion in positive relationships and behave ethically. Whilst Chapter One is a fast-paced documentary approach to social learning, and Chapter Two is an emotive storytelling approach to emotional learning, both Chapters are united in their message: social and emotional learning is fundamental to child development and wellbeing. #education #motherhood #children #argus_qca #goldcoast

13.01.2022 Welcome to our project, The Gold Coast Frame of Mind, get ready for an explosion of emotion as we delve into the works of some of our artists. Get ready for the ride, sit back and relax as we take you on a journey of a life time. Keep an eye out for our daily sneak peaks!

13.01.2022 Christian Nimri- Dreaming Dreams A series of thoughts, images, and sensations occurring in a person's mind during sleep. Although the Gold Coast is known for its sunny beaches and golden personalities, there is always another side to it. ... Dreaming Dreams is a composite photography project which aims to represent the dreams selected people around the Gold Coast remember. Specifically those who suffer from a mental illness, or those who have had dreams that showcase the worst times of their life. Dreaming Dreams showcases the variety and meanings of all these dreams. Look out for Christian's project on our website soon!!!

12.01.2022 Issue 1 of the Argus is finally out! Make sure you give it a read at http://theargus.net.au/ Meet Beverly Norton, and learn more about her devastating illness which troubles her on a daily basis I dont think I can do this again, its like everyday youre fighting to stay alive Images by - Lina Frunk

12.01.2022 Petition to Save Our Studios and Staff is now live! We would like to encourage those who sign to leave a short message with your signature detailing why you care about this cause. Signatures can be public or anonymous. We’ve already got over 3000 signatures so add your voice to that to let the Griffith higher ups and Government know that people care about the arts. ... https://www.change.org/p/chancellor-henry-smerdon-griffith-

11.01.2022 A sneak peek of what is to come ..... Kingston paints a kookaburra, since self-isolation hes mum was laid off work but has more time to do art projects with her kids. Photograph by Lorelaine Horsfall ... Have you noticed that you have more free time or not for your hobbies since COVID? Comment down bellow

11.01.2022 Part 1: Caillin Palmero - What is GC2018? The identity of the Gold Coast is unique to each person who calls this place home, however as the Commonwealth Games drew closer earlier in 2018, the Gold Coast was torn in half over the citys image. Caillin takes the viewer on an interactive and interprative experience through life on the Gold Coast, questioning what you thought you knew about the city. Stay tuned for part two! #photojournslism #GC2018 #identity

11.01.2022 Hey Im Amanda, Im also one of The Argus Social Media Managers behind all of the awesome content we bring to your feed! Nature Photography and Travel Photography are my passions. Ive been to Hawaii and Japan in the last 2 years and Bali is up next! I moved to the Gold Coast from New Zealand 3 years ago to come to uni here (but lets be real I came mainly for the good weather and beautiful beaches). I first started exploring photography in high school and have loved it eve...r since. Ive completed a bachelor of business, and am finishing my bachelor of digital media this year, then going on to study environmental science next year! #serialstudier. Im really passionate about environmental issues and when I grow up I hope to do something good for the environment with all the skills Ive learnt at uni!

10.01.2022 My name is Jennifer Colverson and my role on the ARGUS team is Book Editor. This role gives me the opportunity of working with a dynamic team of students to produce a retrospective publication that celebrates the Cambodia In-field Study Tours that have been offered to QCA students since 2010. As my picture gives away, I am a mature aged student, currently undertaking a Bachelor of Digital Media majoring in Graphic Design. I have selected all of my electives from the photo m...edia stream because of my passion for photography which dates back more than four decades. Ever since I received a Polaroid One Step for my tenth birthday, I have been fascinated by the way photography allows you to capture a moment in time and make it last. My introduction to formal photography training at QCA has inspired me create photographic moments that deliver social commentary on important issues. See more

10.01.2022 Christian Nimri- Dreaming Dreams A series of thoughts, images, and sensations occurring in a persons mind during sleep. Although the Gold Coast is known for its sunny beaches and golden personalities, there is always another side to it. ... Dreaming Dreams is a composite photography project which aims to represent the dreams selected people around the Gold Coast remember. Specifically those who suffer from a mental illness, or those who have had dreams that showcase the worst times of their life. Dreaming Dreams showcases the variety and meanings of all these dreams. Look out for Christians project on our website soon!!!

09.01.2022 Part 2: Dear Bully - Jennifer Colverson Approximately one in four Australian students (Years 4 to 9) report being bullied every few weeks or more often. Whilst this statistical data presents a stark reality in numerical terms, the significance in human terms is missing. Dear Bully aims to capture the personal truth that stems from the numbers by allowing victims of bullying to tell their own stories answering two simple questions; What is a bully? and What would you like to say to a bully? Handwritten responses are overlayed in digital composites to present words and pictures in a deeply personal amalgamation. #activism #saynotobullying #goldcoast #dearbully #argus_qca

09.01.2022 Well that's a wrap on Semester 1 2018! A big shout out to all of the amazing and talented people who worked tirelessly to bring The Argus to life this semester. Time for a well deserved break, and we'll see you all next semester for more inspirational and sensational articles, artists and photography! <3 Remember, keep using #theargus_qca for the chance to be our Friday Feature artist next semester!

09.01.2022 Part 2: Tahlia Camilleri - Corey the Bowler When you tell them to stare down the camera Keep your eye on this space for the best bowls film. Everyone has them moments, when you try to be serious but it all falls apart, blooper 101. Stay tuned for a link to our website so you can join the fun and view all projects. #lawnbowls #goldcoast #sportaspirations #goals #argus_qca

08.01.2022 Have you checked out our Disruption exhibition? Come down to Griffith QCA Gallery, South Bank to check out these awesome works!

08.01.2022 Part 1: Melody Davis 'FOLK'. FOLK project is a passionate two-part, raw, micro-documentary film that explores and documents both Victoria and Rebeccas extraordinary methodology of raising their children to view the world. The more time spent with the families revealed a common theme: both mothers were passionate about challenging the Coasts traditional education system through social and emotional learning. #education #motherhood #children #argus_qca #goldcoast

08.01.2022 Meet our Multimedia Guru Christian! "Hello! Im Christian. Im in charge of the multimedia side of The ARGUS. Which means I make the website look all schmick. Ive been using photography as my creative medium for about 10 years now. I didnt really take it seriously until about 5 years ago, but im slowly becoming more and more obsessed. I love creating images that kind of make people go woah.... Makes me tingle. I think one of my biggest influences at the moment is a close friend, Jackson Grant. Ive watched his following and his quality of work grow over the years and its something I really aspire to be".

07.01.2022 Disruption is coming....... http://theargus.net.au/

07.01.2022 Australia, it’s a diverse and multicultural land, a place of opportunity for many. And one would hope that the well-hummed lyrics ‘for those who’ve crossed the seas, we’ve boundless planes to share’ in the national anthem ring true. By Isabella Porras Read more here ... http://theargus.net.au/golden-soil-and-wealth-for-toil/ See more

07.01.2022 Our exhibition has been EXTENDED! Still havent had the chance to come down and have a look? Dont stress our exhibition has been extended to the 3rd of October. Come on down to QCA Gallery and check it out!

07.01.2022 Updated Deadline! We want to hear your stories!

06.01.2022 It's finally arrived! The Gold Coast Frame of Mind has been released! Click here to view: http://theargus.net.au/special-edition-gc

06.01.2022 Part 2: Melody Davis FOLK; Social and emotional learning is explained as the process through which we learn to recognise emotions, manage decision making, express compassion in positive relationships and behave ethically. Whilst Chapter One is a fast-paced documentary approach to social learning, and Chapter Two is an emotive storytelling approach to emotional learning, both Chapters are united in their message: social and emotional learning is fundamental to child development and wellbeing. #education #motherhood #children #argus_qca #goldcoast

04.01.2022 Bailey Lewis- Beneath the surface - Part 2 "The ocean is a scary place to most people, but I wanted to showcase how beautiful and powerful the waves are. The textures and the smaller details you don't normally see, it is all taken for granted." Look out for Bailey's project on ourwebsite soon!

04.01.2022 DISRUPTION Artists: Maddie Meath, Eliah Lillis, Miriam Deprez, Eri Yamaguchi, Rudiger Wasser, Caitlin Carey, Rhett Kleine, Fabiana Guerreiro, Kasun Ubayasiri, Margot Stewart, Lachlan Rhodes, Isabella Porras, Margaux Kendall, Hannah Bryce, Naikhbakht Wahidi, Madeline Begley, Theri Grogan-Yip, Rwango Kadaffi ... Disruption is defined as a break of interruption in the normal course or continuation of an activity or process. There is no doubt that 2020 has been a year filled with a record amount of uncertainty, challenge and interruption. Published through Queensland College of Arts Blurr Photographic Club in conjunction with transmedia storytelling publication The ARGUS, this exhibition seeks to unite works across a variety of mediums focusing on multiple themes and experiences of Disruption. In Greek mythology Argus Panoptes was a hundred-eyed giant, a watchful guardian. His name, Panoptes meant the all-seeing one. This years edition of the ARGUS hopes to imbue the publication with this sentiment - the ARGUS is all seeing, bringing to the public impactful local and international stories not often seen in mainstream media. The Blurr Club is a student run photographic club with the aim of connecting up and coming photographers at the Queensland College of Art. The ARGUS is a non-profit, student run, multi-platform visual journalism magazine that engages Bachelor of Photography students majoring in Documentary in their third year at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University, Australia. Curated by Isabella Porras, Rhett Kleine and Margot Stewart Exhibition Dates: Monday 14 September Saturday 3 October Where: Grey Street Gallery, 226 Grey Street, South Bank 4101

03.01.2022 Our exhibition has been EXTENDED! Still haven't had the chance to come down and have a look? Don't stress our exhibition has been extended to the 3rd of October. Come on down to QCA Gallery and check it out!

02.01.2022 Imagine waiting in a cramped hotel with hundreds of other people for a call that will change your life. The days are slow, and you spend the time swapping stories of what came before and what lies ahead... By Ari Balle-Bowness Read the full story here ... http://theargus.net.au/a-life-of-disruption/ See more

02.01.2022 Keep an eye out for the release of Issue 2 of the Argus to read about the Green Umbrella Foundations amazing work making education available for disadvantaged kids in rural Cambodia!

02.01.2022 In need of some serious nature inspo? Here's a list of some of the Coast's top nature walks. You'll be surprised how close to home some of these little gems are hiding!

02.01.2022 Part 2: Caillin Palmero - What is the Gold Coast? Leading up to the Commonwealth Games in 2018 the Australian tourism council worked hard to portray the Gold Coast as a destination famous for its beautiful beaches and vibrant cultural lifestyle, it was depicted as a hub of activity and exciting entertainment. Yet, others believe that a lot of the citys history was hidden by tourism officials to better exemplify this ideal image, which ultimately left many people questioning ...what the Gold Coasts image really was. Was it a vibrant dining and lifestyle culture like Tourism Australia had hoped? Or was the citys glitter strip history still a fundamental aspect of the Gold Coast? What is GC2018 explores the heated debate over the Gold Coasts image and highlights overarching issues like self-image and appearances at a city-wide level. Keep an eye out for issue 3's release date! #photojournslism #GC2018 #identity

02.01.2022 Part 2: Shi Yan - Chinese Life on the Gold Coast. With the rise of globalisation and technology advancements it's easier than ever for people from all over the world to communicate and travel freely. However, integrating into an international society doesn't come without it's challenges. Yan's project also explores the challenges faced by international minorities living on the Gold Coast and the ways in which they overcome these obstacles with the help of an inclusive society. The Argus Issue 3 - Frames of the Gold Coast, coming soon! #photojournalism #chineseculture #theargus_qca

01.01.2022 Part 1: Amanda Ragg - Changing Frames. According to the NSW mental health commission, one in four Australians aged between 16 to 24 are living with a mental disorder, and one in three experience moderate to high levels of psychological distress. Depression and anxiety disorders are the most common conditions, with prevalence highest among 18 to 24 year olds. Transitioning from adolescence to independant adult life is a time of enormous personal adjustment, and the most common time for the onset of mental illness is in the early 20s. Youth mental health issues are an increasingly important and common issue in modern society, and whether we like it or not, mental illness is ever present in youth culture on the Gold Coast. Stay tuned for part two.... #mentalhealth #youthculture #photojournalism #theargus_qca

01.01.2022 Meet our Sub-Editor Caillin! Hi! My name is Caillin and Im the sub-editor for the Argus! Being the subeditor is great fun because it means I get to utilise some of my proofing skills Ive picked up during my Journalism degree (which Im graduating from in less than a month woo!!). Photo media is one of my minors and through it Ive learnt to truly appreciate the finer details of a photograph, theres more to it than just picking up a camera and taking a snap! Its been pretty incredible seeing some of the work QCA and Griffith students have created this year and I cant wait for you all to see it too.