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The Leading Man

Veteran character actor James Cromwell finally gets to be a leading man at 73 in the beautiful Still Mine, a Canadian film about an elderly man who fights the bureaucrats…

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Category You

Online retailers are getting smarter about the way they sell to us, but are they still blinded by outdated paradigms?

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Popping and Locking

Therese Williams aims to capture the movement and gesture of dance in her upcoming exhibition at newly launched creative hub, The Mill.

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Howard’s End

So, as Mr Morrison once observed, this is The End.

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Ginkgo: The Tree that Remembers Time

Features

Every plant has a story to tell. The story of the maidenhair tree or ginkgo (Ginkgo biloba) is an enthralling epic that resonates through 200 million years of history. Ginkgo’s…

Political Groundhog Day –Fear as an Electoral Weapon

Features

Generating fear in the electorate about the policies of your political opponents is a national pre-election past time. The latest is Tony Abbott’s claim that Australia faces a “budget emergency”.…

MODERN TIMES

Commentary

The Architecture of Civilisation

dr k’s curious chronicles

Commentary

To pick a father’s pocket: the story of Wakefield St.

Neville’s Island

Arts

Neville’s Island tells the tale of a corporate team-bonding exercise gone disastrously wrong.

Echoes that inhabit the garden

Features

According to the South Australian Tourism Commission’s brand framework, one of the stronger consumer perceptions about South Australia to emerge from a wide body of tourism research is our heritage…

Operation E

Arts

Based on the true story of Operation Emmanuel, Miguel Courtois’ Operation E is a heartbreaking realist thriller/drama that focuses on a family in flight from the Colombian jungle to save…

Carmina o Revienta (Carmina or Blow Up)

Arts

The Spanish continue to make some of the most uninhibited, humane and darkly humorous films in the world – for the simple reason that that is how they live. This…

Times They Are A Changing

Features

William McInnes the interviewee is a million miles removed from his seemingly cold and distant character on new Australian drama The Time of our Lives.

That Something Extra

Food Wine & Coffee

Sometimes, things are far greater than the sum of their parts. A friend of mine who is a well travelled food, wine and fashion type was trying to explain why…

Out of the pantry

Arts

It’s been a couple of years since Megan Roodenrys’ last solo exhibition (held at the now defunct Kensington Gallery in 2011) but she’s hardly been resting on her laurels setting…