by Jacqueline Lang | Apr 1, 2019 | Books, Lifestyle, People, Showbiz, What's On
Dave Warner gazes out to the Cottesloe pylon, but instead of admiring the sparkling turquoise waves, he’s talking murder mysteries. “My challenge as a writer is to get you to like my main character, who’s been a bad guy. . I think I’ve...
by Peter Rigby | Apr 1, 2019 | Arts, Books, Lifestyle, Music, People
Tony King in action Got a road trip planned? Then we recommend you download the audio version of Tony King’s latest creation, Fishing for Music, for your listening pleasure. And if the road isn’t calling, but the couch is, you’d do just as well to flick through the...
by Peter Rigby | Apr 1, 2019 | Books, Health, Lifestyle, Nutrition, Yum
Here’s a recipe with a difference, from cookbook Milkwood (Murdoch Books) by Kirsten Bradley and Nick Ritar. This wonderful compilation offers creative ideas about tomatoes, mushrooms, beekeeping, seaweed and other wild foods. A lot of fun! This is a variation...
by Ros Seale | Apr 1, 2019 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
The opening credits of The Man Who Killed Don Quixote say, “And now… after more than 25 years making – and unmaking.” This says it all about the love of film-making and persistence of director/writer Terry Gillian, 79. He finally got this troubled film to...
by Margot Lang | Apr 1, 2019 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
Nicole Kidman has to be in the running for another Oscar nomination for her role in this gritty Los Angeles crime thriller. As Erin Bell, a detective haunted by memories of an undercover job which went horribly wrong, she becomes a haggard, hard-drinking, shambling...
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