Opinion

Every year has some film-related bad news and disappointments, but you might say that this year’s incidents were more provocative than most. In March we…

A review of the The Basin Theatre’s ‘Art’ For the final production of 2022 The Basin theatre chose a comedy, Yasmina Reza’s Art. A story…

A review of Sistersong by Lucy Holland Sistersong, by Devon-based author Lucy Holland, is recommended to our readers by Ms Anna Cohn Orchard, Executive Director…

Crimes of the Future Starring Viggo Mortensen, Léa Seydoux and Kristen Stewart Rated MA15+ 3/5 A work of brooding but insubstantial horror, David Cronenberg’s Crimes…

Melbourne’s weather was at its bizarre best in the last week, seeing us go from scorching summer’s day with temperatures in the mid 30s to…

Unsealed roads make up a substantial portion of the road network in the Casey electorate. That’s why the previous Coalition government delivered $300 million to…

Exeter, in Devon, South West England, was designated the prestigious status of a UNESCO City of Literature in November 2019 recognising the city’s outstanding contributions…

This week, Seth Lukas Hynes reviews The Menu, Starring Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult and Ralph Fiennes. Rated MA15+ 4.5/5 The Menu is a gastronomically satisfying…

The 1812 Theatre The Woman in Black The 1812 Theatre’s final production for 2022 was Susan Hill’s The Woman in black. This, as the program…

A review of Sugar Town Queens by Malla Nunn This is the third in a series of six reviews featuring the 2022 Readings Young Adult…

The Wonder Starring Florence Pugh, Kíla Lord Cassidy and Tom Burke Rated M 3.5/5 The Wonder is an intriguing historical mystery film that shoots itself…

Victorians who haven’t voted are out and about at election centres today, but with all of the campaigning, signage and political chatter, it can be…