10 May 2015
JULIE GOODWIN’S 20/20 MEALS: FEED YOUR FAMILY FOR $20 IN 20 MINUTES – Book Review
If you want to make something during the week that’s quick, easy and hearty then worry no more.
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10 May 2015
ORIGINAL ROCKERS: Memoirs From The Early ’90s by Richard King – Book Review
King’s memoir of an early ‘90s time when he was a regular customer of indie record shop Revolver in Bristol and, later, an employee, seeks to evoke a whole…
10 May 2015
SEX BY NUMBERS: WHAT STATISTICS CAN TEACH US ABOUT SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR by David Spiegelhalter – Book Review
Renowned statistician, author and academic Spiegelhalter, in a lengthy attempt to draw conclusions regarding human sexuality from what seems endless sources…
7 May 2015
Ace Frehley: Back In The Adelaide Groove … At The Gov – Live Music Review
It’s just after 10pm when, to the obvious delight of the full house, one-time KISS lead guitarist Ace Frehley and his band hit the Governor Hindmarsh stage.…
7 May 2015
SCALA Photographs & Memories: A Double-Disc Compilation Of Original Music From Adelaide Singer/Songwriters – CD Review
SCALA (Songwriters, Composers and Lyricists Association) proudly showcase their 22nd album of original music and compositions by local songwriters. A double…
2 May 2015
Rotunda: The New Zealand Dance Company’s Intensly Touching Tribute To All Our ANZAC Heroes – Review
The New Zealand Dance Company’s maiden performance in South Australian has validated their reputation as an inspiring company with high-calibre dancers. Rotunda…
1 May 2015
One Eyed Girl: Dark And Disturbing Psychological Thriller From Adelaide’s Projector Films – Movie Review
Dr Travis Bell (Mark Leonard Winter) is a psychiatrist who is falling apart. Addicted to prescription painkillers and booze, he is barely able to help himself…
29 Apr 2015
REASONS TO STAY ALIVE: Encouragement From Author Matt Haig As He Shares His Personal Experiences With Depression – Book Review
Haig (whose Humans: An A – Z was published in January) here writes about his experiences with depression, something he says that he thought would never have the…
29 Apr 2015
The Pocket Wife: A Psychodramatic Thriller by Susan Crawford – Book Review
Crawford’s début novel is an attempt at a page-turning psychodramatic thriller seen from the perspective of a protagonist we can’t truly trust (like Before I Go…
29 Apr 2015
UNOFFICIAL DOCTOR WHO: THE BIG BOOK OF LISTS… Because Who Doesn’t Love Doctor Who! – Book Review
McEwan, creator of the popular website Blogtor Who , is a formidable compiler of lists, and this unofficial (they almost always are) collection of some taken…
29 Apr 2015
WHERE THE WILD MUMS ARE: Because Every Mum Deserves A Break – Book Review
Katie Blackburn and Sholto Walker (Faber) 2015, unnumbered pages, $19.99
25 Apr 2015
You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown Brings Peanuts To The Stirling Community Theatre – Review
The Peanuts comic strips by Charles M. Shultz are perhaps the most famous and influential in the history of the medium running continuously from 1950 until…