by Ros Seale | Oct 9, 2019 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
Sexual harassment in the workplace is addressed in this absorbing film directed and co-written by Israeli feminist documentary filmmaker Michal Aviad, who began working on the film in 2012 – well before the Me Too era. The narrative is realistic and... read more
by Jacqueline Lang | Oct 3, 2019 | Arts, Books, People, Places
Best-selling WA author Fiona Palmer – who’s just written her own, Aussie bush version of Pride And Prejudice – is living proof that you don’t have to live in the big smoke to land a multi-publishing deal. From the tiny town of Pingaring,... read more
by Peter Rigby | Oct 3, 2019 | Beauty, Environment, Lifestyle, Places, Travel
We continue our journey in the Northern Territory’s wonderful Katherine region. While sleeping in a swag beneath the stars on the banks of the Katherine River is a fantastic experience, there’s nothing like a touch of luxury to counter life in the... read more
by Jacqueline Lang | Oct 3, 2019 | Arts, Editoral, Film Review, Lifestyle, What's On
Rachel Griffith’s long-awaited movie, about Michelle Payne, the first female jockey to win the Melbourne Cup, has shot to the top of the Australian box office. “We are beyond thrilled it’s captured the hearts of Australian... read more
by Peter Rigby | Oct 3, 2019 | Books, Health, Nutrition, People, Yum
With the warmer months upon us, here’s a scrumptious, healthy salad from River Cottage Australia host Paul West’s new book, The Edible Garden – Cookbook and growing Guide (Plum). This colourful and informative book shows us how to grow our own... read more
by Margot Lang | Oct 3, 2019 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
You don’t have to like racing to be inspired by Ride Like A Girl, the story of Michelle Payne’s historic winning ride in the 2015 Melbourne Cup. It’s a film about courage, determination, and a young woman’s refusal to be crushed by the racing industry’s blatant... read more
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