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Author: Zachary Snowdon Smith

Zachary Snowdon Smith is studying the Master of Journalism at the University of Melbourne. His work has appeared in the Herald Sun, Beat, Chess Life and elsewhere. He previously headed Chess For The Gambia, a national youth chess program in West Africa.
Features, Guest Posts Posted on6 September 20186 September 2018

The museum saving Australia’s disappearing jazz records

Each year, the Australian Jazz Museum receives hundreds of hours of music left behind by the switch to online – recordings by giants of Australian jazz not to be found on iTunes or YouTube, locked away in gradually decaying vinyl and plastic

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