Life in death

Article Abstract:

Aboriginal burial poles or coffins, known to the aboriginals as lorrkons, have been present in the art of the aboriginal people for years, but there has been a new surge of interest in this ancient art form. The coffins sell on the art market for AS$2000-$3000 for new versions, and approximately AS$10,000 for older versions.

Australia, Works, Art, Australian (Aboriginal), Australian aboriginal art, Coffins

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Cover boys

Article Abstract:

"Lads'" magazines, such as Australian publication "Ralph" and Britain's "FHM" and the trailblazing "Loaded," are becoming more popular as men's reading tastes change. The new magazines tend to be funnier, more original and more intelligent.

Innovations, Marketing, Periodicals, Men's periodicals, Men's magazines

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Fashion mates

Article Abstract:

Men's fashion in Australia represents just 30% of the rag trade turnover, but leading industry figures believe that men's share of the fashion market will rise to around 45%.

Market share, Men's clothing

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