by Margot Lang | Apr 5, 2018 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
The bond between a disillusioned architect and a majestic elephant is the focus of this appealing film by writer-director Kirsten Tan. “You’re just like me – old and fat and homeless,” Thana (Thaneth Warakulnukroh)) tells Popeye the elephant as...
by Peter Rigby | Apr 5, 2018 | Books, Cafe Society, Expert Advice, Health, Nutrition, People, Yum
Who’d have thought such decadent dainties could be so good for you? Try these delicious nut biscuits from the new Belinda Kirkpatrick and Ainsley Johnstone book Healthy Hormones (Murdoch Books). These yum bickies are just one of many...
by Ros Seale | Apr 5, 2018 | Arts, Film Review, Visual, What's On
Swiss women had to wait until 1971 to be able to vote and 1985 to open a bank account in their own name. Married men were legally able to prevent a wife working outside their home or sign a contract for an apartment. It would seem that would be against...
by Jacqueline Lang | Mar 19, 2018 | Books, Cafe Society, Nutrition, People, Places, Yum
WA’s flourishing truffle industry was celebrated at a soiree at Subiaco eatery Cafe Des Artistes this week. As guests nibbled on sardines with truffles in leaf boats and other tasty delights whipped up by Alain Fabregues, we raised our...
by Jacqueline Lang | Mar 19, 2018 | Arts, Lifestyle, Places, What's On
Cottesloe’s Burt Street Gallery has a treasure trove of ceramic offerings on display at its new exhibition, Earth + Sea + Sky. The works, from some of Perth’s finest potters, including Jackie Masters, Victoria Malone and...
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