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The Dingo’s Noctuary: Judith Nangala Crispin’s ArtsHub interview Â
Judith Nangala Crispin's latest book contains life, death and everything in between. She talks to ArtsHub.
Wicked: For Good review – a cinematic experience to savour
A terrific cast, unforgettable score and rich visual imagery combine to near perfection in Wicked: For Good.
5 questions for Andrew Sloan, author of Why Things Feel F*cked
Psychotherapist Andrew Sloan's new book – Why Things Feel F*cked – aims for modern solutions to our age-old sense of…
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 interview: ‘We wanted to tap into something that’s really human’
Treyarch's Miles Leslie talks to ArtsHub about the surreal twists of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7.
Alice Maio Mackay interview: on The Serpent’s Skin and finding trans power in horror
The young Adelaide director talks to ArtsHub about The Serpent's Skin and building trans solidarity in the film industry.
The appeal of Aboriginal art in America
While the world might be shrinking in its engagement with the United States, it seems that America is still deeply…
Why do we love Helen Garner so much?
From Monkey Grip to How to End a Story, Helen Garner has been writing with clear-eyed precision for the better…
Great Writers & the Cats Who Owned Them review: a delight for cat lovers
In Great Writers & the Cats Who Owned Them, Susannah Fullerton explores the relationship between writers and their feline friends.
Bruce Beresford on The Travellers and his life in cinema
The acclaimed director and writer Bruce Beresford talks to ScreenHub about the career that's taken him from the New Wave…
Familiar Touch review: a powerful portrait of life with dementia
In the award-winning Familiar Touch, old age is handled without melodrama or forced tragedy.