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Book Review: Goodbye, Dragon Inn by Nick Pinkerton
The first Decadent Edition from Fireflies Press is a beautifully produced and thoughtful essay from a prolific and eloquent critic.…
Film Review: Phil Liggett – The Voice of Cycling spins on its own axis
A new Australian documentary about the veteran cycling commentator quietly celebrates both the man and the sport, says Glenn Dunks.
TV Review: Fisk is sharp, funny and demands your full attention
If you long for the days when sitcoms were just plain funny, then Kitty Flanagan's local series is for you,…
Film Review: Girls Can't Surf rides a thrilling wave of female empowerment
Following in a long tradition of Australian surfing documentaries, Christopher Neilus' film finally puts women at the fore, writes Glenn…
Film Review: Firestarter: The Story of Bangarra is vivid and important
Firestarter: The story of Bangarra is about to be released in cinemas. Sarah Ward saw it as part of the…
Film Review: Unsound is a charming melody with some missing notes
A deeply human love story about a trans deaf man and a queer musician. Naavikaran honours this independent film's ambitions,…
TV Review: Why Are You Like This self-skewers twenty-somethings
Spinning off from a Fresh Blood pilot, this comedy mocks the pretensions and self-righteousness of youth, and though the characters…
Film Review: Long Story Short seizes the years
Josh Lawson's time travel rom-com has charming leads and a gripping premise, but Mel Campbell wishes for a riskier script.
TV Review: Aftertaste is main course drama with comedy garnish
Strong performances and well-developed characters ground this lush ABC series about mismatched foodies in the Adelaide Hills.
Film Review: High Ground delivers its own reckoning
An enthralling addition to a new canon of films about historical injustice to our First Peoples, writes Sarah Ward.
