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  • Exciting things happening in Bayswater district

    Exciting things happening in Bayswater district

    Firstly, I would like to thank this publication for the opportunity to contribute this article and I would importantly like to thank the community for…

  • A product of their time

    A product of their time

    A review of Daughters of the Flower Fragrant Garden by Zhuqing Li As its subtitle suggests, Daughters of the Flower Fragrant Garden tells the life…

  • Plays brought to life by the 1812

    Plays brought to life by the 1812

    The 1812 Theatre presents Confusions Thursday saw the opening of The 1812 Theatre’s opening production for 2023, Confusions by Alan Ayckbourn. An interesting play consisting…

  • CARTOON: Love is all you need

    CARTOON: Love is all you need

    Love is all we need this Valentine’s Day, according to cartoonist Danny Zemp.

  • A place to find Ferntree Gully’s history

    A place to find Ferntree Gully’s history

    Ever wondered what a tuberculosis isolation hut looks like? Or perhaps a basement with a rarely seen open fireplace? These things and much more can…

  • Subtle, short horror stories

    Subtle, short horror stories

    A review of New Fears: New Horror Stories by Masters of the Genre The beauty of reading is that however old a book seems to…

  • Starting the new year as a new member of parliament

    Starting the new year as a new member of parliament

    I am so pleased to be writing my first State of Affairs column as your new State Member for Monbulk. After a very busy campaign,…

  • Holiday book haul and year ahead

    Holiday book haul and year ahead

    According to Jason Steger, literary editor for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald, the Christmas/new year season is the crucial time for booksellers, when…

  • A diluted film about water

    A diluted film about water

    Avatar: The Way of Water Starring Sam Worthington, Zoey Saldana and Stephen Lang Rated M 4/5 Avatar: The Way of Water is a thrilling visual…

  • Atmosphere alone is not enough

    Atmosphere alone is not enough

    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…

  • An exquisite tale of ancient Britain

    An exquisite tale of ancient Britain

    Sistersong, by Devon-based author Lucy Holland, is recommended to our readers by Ms Anna Cohn Orchard, Executive Director of Exeter UNESCO City of Literature. Published…

  • Storms and rain despite Summer season

    Storms and rain despite Summer season

    The enjoyment of sunny days has been short lived for Melbournians, despite being in the summer season. Cartoonist Danny Zemp captures what the weather would…

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