Edwin chats to Aaron and Dan about his music and latest album.
Edwin chats to Aaron and Dan about his music and latest album.
Adrian Drayton watches the new Karate Kid film to see if it stacks up against the original.
The poor old Socceroos’ one and only World Cup win was completely outshadowed this week, as was just about every other news item, By the dramatic and historic Federal leadership spill. For the first few hours of Thursday, talk centred around what went wrong for Rudd; But the nation’s attention has turned quickly to Ms… Continue reading Jacqueline Kent on Julia Gillard
Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple Channel: ABC 1 Time-Slot: Fridays, 8.30 pm Rating: M Watching Agatha Christie murder mysteries reminds me of my university days. I don’t know if you’ve ever had this educational experience: sitting in some sort of classroom listening to a teacher speaking, hearing them clearly, recognizing the words they use – but still not… Continue reading TV: Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple
Twilight: Eclipse Rating: M Distributor: Hoyts Release Date: July 1, 2010 The final chapter in the trilogy of films based on Stephenie Meyer’s best-selling Twilight series arrives at your cinema complex this week. Expect to see doey-eyed teenage girls and surly boys staring you down from billboards all over town. In the first film Twilight Bella Swan fell… Continue reading TV & Film Review: Eclipse & Colbert
Quest narratives, paranormal romance, self-help, sci-fi. . . What is it that makes new literary genres come into fashion? Literature expert John Dale explores the catalysts behind popular writing.
Brisbane mum Juliette Wright is changing the face of charity donations in Australia with the simple but effective website, Givit.
Marilynne Robinson’s first novel Housekeeping, is considered one of today’s finest books. Her second, Gilead won the Pulitzer Prize. The third novel, Home, also won a prestigious award.
The journeys of raising young children is shared by Katrina Roe.
Catch the latest film reviews with Adrian Drayton.
Biographer Jacqueline Kent gives insights into the character and convictions of Australia’s new prime minister, Julia Gillard.
Kara Martin, our resident book critic, turns scholar, as she explores what the Roman orator Cicero and the 12th century monk Aelred can teach us about Friendship.
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