by Peter Rigby | Jan 14, 2020 | Arts, Lifestyle, People, Places, Visual, What's On
A trio of prominent artists is currently staging a show at Gallows Gallery bursting with WA themes and concepts. The Mosman Park space is brimming with vibrant, quirky and inspired paintings, sculpture and jewellery that celebrate the...
by Jacqueline Lang | Jan 14, 2020 | Arts, Books, People, Places, Writing
Author, surfer, adventurer, poet, Madelaine Dickie is a woman on the move. When we first interviewed her three years ago she was elated that her first novel, Troppo, set in Indonesia, had just been published. Now Madeleine’s next novel is out, Red...
by Margot Lang | Jan 14, 2020 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
The Lighthouse is a brooding, sinister black and white film with towering performances by the two protagonists, Robert Pattinson and William Dafoe. Thomas Wake (Dafoe) is a grizzled old tar, the lighthouse keeper on a rugged windswept island off the New...
by Peter Rigby | Jan 14, 2020 | Books, Nutrition, People, Yum
Here is a light and nutritious dish that should help counter all those stodgy holiday season feasts – very much in keeping with your New Year’s resolutions. Matt Preston knows a thing or two when it comes to healthy dishes that tantalise the tastebuds. His...
by Ros Seale | Jan 14, 2020 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
Free-spirited Bernard and Annie Chamodots (Benoit Poelvoode and Valerie Bonneton) decide that they will take a long road trip towing their caravan home from Montargis to Venice when their fifteen year son Emile (Helie Thonnat) is invited to a concert at La...
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