Posts By Rebecca Wu
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118Film & TVFilm Review: Sophia’s Suspicion
Madrid, 1968. The life of Daniel changes when he's invited to East Berlin to meet his biological mother. Under KGB threat, his...
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216Film & TVFilm Review: Primavera
A talented violinist, Cecilia, confined in an orphanage, meets Vivaldi who becomes her teacher. Under his mentorship and through his music, she...
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636Film & TVFilm Review: The North
Two estranged friends. Six hundred kilometres. One unforgettable journey.
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428Books & LiteratureBook Review: Where Would You Go? by Alison Lester and Jane Godwin
PICTURE BOOK: A life-affirming collaboration between children of Yalingbu Yirramboi – The Royal Children's Hospital School and award-winning creators, Alison Lester and...
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868Film & TVFilm Review: Under a Bamboo Sky
There is no dialogue, only voices. It has been eighty years since the end of World War II, and as a form...
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530Books & LiteratureBook Review: A Brain That Breathes, by Jodi Wilson
NON-FICTION: Turn down the volume, let your brain breathe and learn to live well in this practical, actionable and evidence-based guide from...
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731Books & LiteratureBook Review: Old Days Imanka nurna laakinha nitjaarta, by Marjorie ‘Nunga’ Williams
PICTURE BOOK: Old Days depicts the author’s childhood memories while spending her time between Iwupataka (Jay Creek) and Ntaria (Hermannsburg), as well...
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: The Mother Is Restless and She Doesn’t Know Why, by Gemma Parker
MEMOIR: Both witty and wise, funny and profound, The Mother is Restless opens up fresh ways of thinking about life, for fans...
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725Books & LiteratureBook Review: Hormonal Harmony, by Dr Karen Coates and Sharon Kolkka
NON-FICTION: Whether you’re going through puberty, pregnancy, infertility, perimenopause or menopause, every woman needs this book to understand and balance her hormones...
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975Books & LiteratureCookbook Review: Always Delicious Low-FODMAP Kitchen, by Chrissy Glentis
Bring back the joy of eating with these flavour-packed recipes for those who suffer from food allergies or intolerances – and even...
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841Books & LiteratureBook Review: Learned Behaviours, by Zeynab Gamieldien
MYSTERY: A page-turning exploration of privilege, inequality, injustice, and belonging.
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1.3KFilm & TVFilm Review: Anaconda
A group of friends going through a mid-life crisis decide to remake a favorite movie from their youth but encounter unexpected events...
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915Film & TVBritish Film Festival: The North
Two estranged friends. Six hundred kilometres. One unforgettable journey.
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696Film & TVBritish Film Festival: The Choral
Yorkshire, 1916. As war ravages the English countryside and strips small towns of their men, the local choral society faces near collapse.
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782ArtsOzAsia Festival Review: Embarking on a Drift to the Unknown
Completely engrossing, Cheng Shih-Yung has mastered this performance
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565Books & LiteratureBook Review: Song of a Blackbird, by Maria van Lieshout
GRAPHIC NOVEL: Fictionalised but based on true events, Song of a Blackbird has two intertwined timelines: one is a modern-day family drama,...
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1.1KArtsTheatre Review: Radium Girls
The play did a brilliant job of emphasising a message that is still relevant today, highlighting how corporations continue to place profit...
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644EntertainmentOzAsia Festival Review: Searching Blue
An interesting concept that makes you feel as though you’re in your own bubble while still part of the streetscape
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875Books & LiteratureBook Review: An Indigenous South, by Peter Monteath and Matthew P. Fitzpatrick
NON-FICTION: As it documents the astounding cultural wealth and complexity of Indigenous peoples under siege, it also lays bare the grim logic...
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1.9KFilm & TVFilm Review: The Travellers
Stage designer Stephen's homecoming to Australia for his mother's final days is marred by family turmoil, confronting issues of ageing, and romantic...
