by Peter Rigby | Jun 6, 2018 | Lifestyle, Places, Travel
The Bay Area looked a picture as our plane slid smoothly into San Fran on a fine February afternoon. I’d made the same glide path many times as a stripling LA-based hack in the ‘80s, and things looked pretty much the same, save the drab and...
by Peter Rigby | Jun 6, 2018 | Cafe Society, Lifestyle, Nutrition, Yum
Here’s another delicious sweet treat from Henrietta Inman’s fabulous new tome, The Natural Baker (Murdoch Books). Ideal for dessert or afternoon tea! The combination of the buckwheat flour and coconut sugar here creates an incredibly nutty,...
by Peter Rigby | Jun 6, 2018 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
Tully is an interesting flick, apart from becoming gradually sillier from about the halfway point onwards. The film focuses on the maternal woes of a New York mum (or ‘mom’ in the Yankee argot), and is relatable for those in the audience who have, or...
by Peter Rigby | May 12, 2018 | Arts, People, Places, Visual, What's On
Visiting Turner Galleries is always an exercise in being pleasantly surprised, but the latest Stuart Elliot exhibition has pushed aesthetic serendipity to new heights. The main gallery is a fusion of what may well be construed as a meeting of the Star...
by Peter Rigby | May 12, 2018 | Arts, People, Places, Travel, Visual, What's On
A scan of the map in the Margaret River Region Open Studios brochure reveals just how many skilled artists work in the area. Over 130 dots, scattered from Busselton to Augusta, define the studios and galleries of creative types throughout the Cape. The...
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