by Peter Rigby | Sep 30, 2018 | Arts, Books, People, Writing
WA author Alice Nelson has taken her literary skills to new levels with her acclaimed new novel, The Children’s House. Seven years in the making, it explores the traumas that divide families and the love and hope that creates them. Alice draws on... read more
by Peter Rigby | Sep 30, 2018 | Arts, Film Review, People, Places, What's On
Jirga is an important film on a number of levels. Produced on a shoestring budget, under extraordinary circumstances, it touches on subject matter most mainstream movie studios wouldn’t touch. This is primarily because it goes against everything we are... read more
by Peter Rigby | Sep 30, 2018 | Arts, Beauty, Lifestyle, Places, Style, Travel, Visual, What's On
While ceramics and pottery are not generally recognised as traditional Balinese art forms, in recent years a vibrant hub of creativity at Ubud has single-handedly helped turn this notion on its head. Gaya Ceramic and Design on Jalan Raya Sayan is an... read more
by Chris Parry | Sep 30, 2018 | Beauty, Lifestyle, Places, Travel, Yum
They make movies here. They should make more. I’m standing on a clifftop, looking across a ravine to the ancient city of Matera in southern Italy. Though no longer formally part of the Puglia region, it forms part of the Exodus Travels Walking... read more
by Jacqueline Lang | Sep 30, 2018 | Books, Cafe Society, People, Yum
How about trying this seductive little treat to top off your next dinner party! Poh Ling Yeow’s Rhubarb & Spiced Orange Brûlée is just one of the decadent delights in her popular recent book Poh Bakes 100 Greats (Murdoch Books). Irresistible!... read more
by Ros Seale | Sep 30, 2018 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
Three Identical Strangers is an incredible true story, and the winner of Sundance Film Festival’s Special Jury Award. Directed by Tim Wardle, a former head of documentaries for the BBC, this engrossing documentary poses the question – how... read more
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