If Bullets Don’t Kill The Next James Bond, Political Correctness Will

No Time to Die, the hotly-anticipated 25th James Bond film and Daniel Craig’s last stint as the famous fictional spy, is truly an end of an era. Craig is officially the longest-serving Bond, having filled 007’s shoes for 15 years, and was also probably the...

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Bitcoin Crashes Through ‘Point Of No Return’ Milestone

The supply of total Bitcoins in circulation is capped at 21 million, and we have now hit 18.8999 million Bitcoin currently circulating on the network, as of Monday morning, according to Blockchain.com. This is 90% of all Bitcoins. The very first Bitcoins were mined on January...

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Australian Company Says ‘Stuff You’ To Ford, Starts Importing New Bronco

When Ford announced back in 2020 that they were reviving the storied Bronco name with a brand-new, super-tough 4×4, Australian motoring fans were ecstatic. Aussies love off-roading, so the prospect of a cool new ‘Jeep killer’ entering the market – especially one with such a...

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Sydney Claims Shock Victory Over Melbourne In 2021’s ‘Best Bars In The World’ Ranking

Sydney plays second fiddle to Melbourne when it comes to nightlife, comedy, laneways and livability.   But it has just claimed a shock victory over Melbourne, with two Sydney bars featuring in the recently released world’s best bars for 2021 rankings, and zero Melbourne...

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Australian Traveller’s ‘Offensive’ Baguette Stunt Infuriates Parisians

Yellow teeth. Colour blindness (at red lights). Infidelity. Verbally berating Americans. Loving cheese and wine. Being arrogant. Loving a dinner party discussion. There are a lot of offensive stereotypes associated with French people. But what about someone who isn’t French,...

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‘Liver King’ Says Your Bed Is A Prison & You Need To Blow It Up

When you go to sleep at night, you most likely do so in a comfortable bed with quilts, throws and an ungodly number of pillows. But, is this the way we should be sleeping or simply a case of us all conforming to what society has projected upon us? According to muscle mountain...

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Panerai Jumps On 2021’s Ceramic Watch Trend With A Beefy New Chronograph

Black ceramic watches are all the rage this year, it seems, with many of the world’s top luxury watch brands unveiling exciting black ceramic versions of their most iconic watches. Audemars Piguet dropped a ‘murdered-out’ 34mm black ceramic Royal Oak. Tudor surprised fans with...

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Buffer Finance (IBFR) Has Skyrocketed In The Past 7 Days. Is It A Scam Or A Lucrative Buy?

Over the last 7 days, the price of Buffer Finance (IBFR), a gamified options trading platform that “allows anyone around the world to buy and settle options on multiple assets directly against a liquidity pool,” and which sounds about as suss as you can get (leveraging and...

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Why There Are No Sharp Edges On Aeroplanes, According To A Designer

If you’ve ever wondered why there are no sharp edges on aeroplanes; wonder no more. DMARGE has spoken with Anthony Harcup, senior director at design house Teague, to answer that very question.  After a recent flight from Melbourne to Sydney, after quite a few months without...

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‘Worst Passenger Ever’: Man’s ‘Douche’ Act Divides The Internet

Doing chin-ups on the overhead lockers. Sneaking into business class. Getting into petty arguments about the window shade. There are some things you should never do on a plane. Adding yet another bullet point to that list is a recent video from Passenger Shaming. The mortifying...

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The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Is The Most Versatile Men’s Watch. Here’s Why

The following article was produced in partnership with Jaeger-LeCoultre. There are a few style essentials every Australian gentleman ought to have in his wardrobe: a decent pair of boots, some nice jeans, a bunch of white t-shirts, and a proper watch. Of course, finding...

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BREAD (BRD) Crypto Keeps Skyrocketing. Is It Too Late to Buy?

In the past couple of days, the price of Bread token (BRD) has rocketed to its highest point in years, breaking the 2021 high set by price spikes just over a week ago. From what appeared to be a resistance level at around $1.22 AUD on December 1, BRD’s value shot up to a peak...

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