The Mother's Promise by Sally Hepworth – book review
Sally Hepworth’s latest novel, The Mother’s Promise, should come with a “Tissues needed” warning. I cried. More than once. Chances are you will,…
iBoy – television review
Every now and then I watch a movie and afterwards I can't decide whether it's good or bad. iBoy is…
The Mystery of Love and Sex (Darlinghurst) – theatre review
The Mystery of Love and Sex, is an American play, the second of a trilogy of plays by Bathsheba Doran…
The Family – movie review
Rosie Jones previously gave us the documentary The Triangle Wars, about a people powered community protest over a proposed development…
Fist Fight – movie review
There have been many great films that have depicted teachers as caring individuals who have moulded young minds and shaped…
T2: Trainspotting – movie review
Anarchic and visually stylish, T2: Trainspotting has been eagerly anticipated by fans of the original, which was released in 1996.…
French Film Festival 2017 – a preview
Alliance Française is back to delight Australian film-lovers and Francophiles with the 28th edition of the French Film Festival, running…
Petty, Cash (Owl & Cat) – theatre review
What are the lengths to which people will go to get what they want? What does it mean to be…
The Morrisons (self-titled) – music review
To call The Morrisons’ debut self titled album “long awaited” would be an understatement. For a band that’s been kicking…
Notes of Blue by Son Volt – music review
It’s been four years since the last Son Volt album, Honky Tonk (2013), and Jay Farrar describes his effort here…