Opinion
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FILM REVIEW: A great movie from the Great War
This week, Seth Lukas Hynes reviews Netflix’s All Quiet On The Western Front, starring Felix Kammerer, Albrecht Schuch and Daniel Bruhl Rated MA15+ 4/5 All…
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FILM REVIEW:The Matrix meets The Stepford Wives
This week, Seth Lukas Hynes reviews Don’t Worry Darling, Starring Florence Pugh, Harry Styles and Chris Pine Rated M 4/5 Directed by Olivia Wilde, Don’t…
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BOOK REVIEW: A celebration of ordinariness
This week, Christine Yunn-Yu Suna reviews of Leonard and Hungry Paul by Rónán Hession Leonard and Hungry Paul tells the charming story of two friends…
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CARTOON: Flooding makes people move quickly
This week, Danny Zemp draws the pace at which flooding makes people move.
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FILM REVIEW: up and at Adam
This week, Seth Lukas Hynes reviews Black Adam, Starring Dwayne Johnson, Pierce Brosnan and Aldis Hodge Rated M 3.5/5 Black Adam is an exciting superhero…
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BOOK REVIEW: A confronting, intense book
Authored by journalist Kate Holden, The Winter Road is the winner of the 2021 Walkley Book Award. It also won the 2022 NSW Premier’s Literary…
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Q&A with Upwey visual artist Tracey Samios
Tracey Samios’ visual artist is mainly in acrylics, pastels and linocut printmaking. Her artwork is a mixed bag varying in styles from naive to abstract,…
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An excellent end to the Michael Myers saga
Halloween Ends Starring Jamie Lee Curtis, Rohan Campbell and James Jude Courtney Rated MA15+ 4/5 Halloween Ends is a satisfying conclusion to David Gordon Green’s…
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BOOK REVIEW: South Flows the Pearl: Chinese Australian Voices
This week, Christine Yunn-Yu Sun reviews South Flows the Pearl: Chinese Australian Voices by Mavis Gock Yen. South Flows the Pearl: Chinese Australian Voices is…
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CARTOON: looking pleased
This week, resident cartoonist Danny Zemp explores what’s gotten a kangaroo pleased.
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FILM REVIEW: Funny and Restless-ly tense French thriller
This week, Seth Lukas Hynes reveiws Restless, Starring Frack Gastambide, Michaël Abiteboul and Simon Abkarian Rated MA15+ 4.5/5 A French remake of the South Korean…
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BOOK REVIEW: How the future is informed by the past
This is the third in a series of three articles featuring the 2022 Cities of Literature Meeting hosted by Melbourne, our own UNESCO City of…