InReview
Part comedy, part tale of survival and resistance, part poetry and dance, new film Looky Looky Here Comes Cooky canvasses Indigenous Australian accounts of, and responses to, Captain Cook’s arrival.
CityMag
STREAMING: SBS’s inaugural Short Film Festival this weekend will celebrate diversity with 14 films from a range of under-represented Australians. CityMag caught up with three South Australian creatives whose work is being showcased.
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Whether it’s following a 17-hour trip on the Indian Pacific, a three-hour journey through New Zealand’s Middle Earth or a 134-hour voyage on a Norwegian cruise ship, slow TV is actually the perfect genre for today’s viewing habits, writes Aaron Burton.
Perfect for a summer barbecue, these lamb kebaps (aka kebabs) with a tasty onion-juice and oregano marinade come from TV presenter Maeve O’Meara’s new cookbook Food Safari: Earth Fire Water.
The second season of TV series ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ remains true to the themes of Margaret Atwood’s original novel while also speaking to a new generation of women in the #metoo moment, writes Linda Wright.
Communications Minister Mitch Fifield has leveraged One Nation’s demand for reprisals against public broadcasters ABC and SBS in a desperate bid to re-engineer the Australian commercial media industry.
Television series The Young Pope, like its fictional character Pius, is funny, bizarre and mad, writes Andreas Wansbrough. But it does explore some interesting issues, including the masochism of faith.
