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  • CARTOON: Melbourne Cup winner beats the rain

    CARTOON: Melbourne Cup winner beats the rain

    Star Mail cartoonist Danny Zemp draws winning Melbourne Cup hourse Gold Trip, who managed to stay afloat amid the treacherous weather conditions.

  • A celebration of ordinariness

    A celebration of ordinariness

    A review of Leonard and Hungry Paul by Rónán Hession Leonard and Hungry Paul tells the charming story of two friends who are kind, generous…

  • Be up and at ’em for Black Adam

    Be up and at ’em for Black Adam

    Black Adam Starring Dwayne Johnson, Pierce Brosnan and Aldis Hodge Rated M 3.5/5 Black Adam is an exciting superhero film burdened with muddled themes. In…

  • CARTOON: Flooding makes people move quickly

    CARTOON: Flooding makes people move quickly

    This week, Danny Zemp draws the pace at which flooding makes people move.

  • An intense, confronting read

    An intense, confronting read

    A review of The Winter Road by Kate Holden Authored by journalist Kate Holden, The Winter Road is the winner of the 2021 Walkley Book…

  • A Q&A with visual artist Tracey Samios

    A Q&A with visual artist Tracey Samios

    Tracey Samios is a visual artist, working mainly in acrylics, pastels and linocut printmaking. Her artwork is a mixed bag varying in styles from naive…

  • Head down to the theatre

    Head down to the theatre

    The 1812 Theatre The History Boys. The 1812 Theatre’s October production was Alan Bennett’s The History Boys. A story of a mythical boys grammar school…

  • Restless-ly tense and funny French thriller

    Restless-ly tense and funny French thriller

    Restless Starring Frack Gastambide, Michaël Abiteboul and Simon Abkarian Rated MA15+ 4.5/5 A French remake of the South Korean film A Hard Day, Restless is…

  • Goodbye from Brad Battin

    Goodbye from Brad Battin

    As I write my final State of Affairs column, I am saddened that I will no longer get to represent your amazing communities. At the…

  • “Reader Development” Roundtable

    “Reader Development” Roundtable

    This is the first in a series of three articles featuring the 2022 Cities of Literature Meeting hosted by Melbourne, our own UNESCO City of…

  • What’s on in theatres

    What’s on in theatres

    Peter Kemp has listed theatre productions being presented in the Dandenong Ranges. The Bakery at 1812 Theatre presents The History Boys The play opens in…

  • A Q&A with Selby Community House manager Yvette Hayes

    A Q&A with Selby Community House manager Yvette Hayes

    1. What is something people don’t know about you? I always wanted to be a hippy, growing my own vegetables and living off the land.…

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