Month: September 2025

An apartment in Brooklyn

How the Google Pixel 9 Pro changed the way I travel

“Your videography is getting so good,” I’ve heard multiple times over the past year. “Thanks,” I reply sheepishly. I do admit that I’m getting much better at shooting content, but these apparent skills wouldn’t exist without the proper tools. Yes, there’s intuition and a journalist’s eye, but those things are learned through trial and error….

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Linden

Linden Postcard Show opens this weekend in St Kilda

The Linden Postcard Show is in its 35th year and this year there will be over 1200 artworks on display available for purchase. The Postcard Show runs from 6th September to 2nd November in the gallery in St Kilda in Melbourne. This is a much loved fixture in the Melbourne Art scene. As part of…

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Adelaide Ballet brings a vision of the River Murray to life with new work Murray Whispers

Artistic directors and cofounders of the Adelaide Ballet, Rejane Garcia and Sarah Humeniuk have a vision – to establish a professional ballet company that honours the timeless beauty of the art form, while telling the stories of South Australia. And, in the confines of the Light Room Studio at ILA, Adelaide’s Immersive Light and Art,…

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State Opera South Australia imagines a spectacular rendition of The Magic Flute

Whilst The Magic Flute has been a staple since W. A. Mozart wrote the music in 1791, this performance of the opera by the State Opera South Australia has been produced with the co-support of Opera Hong Kong, Beijing Music Festival and China National Opera House. This gives it a multicultural feel. In the opera,…

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RONA. announces upcoming EP It’s All Here with release of single “Mars”

If you’ve been to a major music festival recently, you may have been impressed by DJ RONA on the decks. She’s played Laneway, Pitch Music & Arts, Strawberry Fields, and Splendour in the Grass. Many are citing the 2024 Sugar Mountain Boiler Room set as a defining moment. RONA. is known for her original electronic…

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M.I.A. returns with shows in Melbourne and Sydney in October 2025

Global trailblazer and boundary-pushing icon M.I.A. is set to return to Australia in October 2025 for two exclusive headline performances in Melbourne and Sydney. Renowned for her genre-defying sound, political edge, and explosive live shows, M.I.A. has been a fearless voice in global music for nearly two decades. With smash hits like “Paper Planes”, “Bad…

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007 First Light is getting its own State of Play showcase this week

We only got our first look at the long-awaited 007 First Light a couple of months ago, but it seems as though the team at IO Interactive are already keen to give us a deeper look. According to a recent PlayStation.Blog post, 007 First Light will be getting its own State of Play showcase on…

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Calling all Teenage Dirtbags: Wheatus are heading to Australia in 2026

It’s been 25 years since Wheatus released their self-titled debut, complete with iconic noughties classic “Teenage Dirtbag“. To celebrate this massive milestone, the band have lined up a run of shows across Australia in January 2026. New Zealand fans won’t miss out either, with Wheatus also announcing their first ever NZ dates as part of…

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Film Review: Sorry, Baby; darkly comedic, devastating drama revels in its moments of silent poignancy

When trauma is experienced, how does one move on with a semblance of normalcy? That is the question indirectly asked at the centre of Eva Victor‘s stunning Sorry, Baby, a darkly comedic, at times devastating drama that unfolds in the more mundane moments that follow an act of sexual assault; in a wisely unseen moment,…

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Interview: Eva Victor on the intricacies of Sorry, Baby and favouring its female friendship

Eva Victor is a writer-director and actor whose fearless character-forward comedic sensibility has cemented them as an undeniable triple threat to watch. Victor has boldly established themself as a singular emerging cinematic voice with their feature directorial debut Sorry, Baby, which world premiered to massive acclaim at the Sundance Film Festival, before closing the Director’s…

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Interview: Author Aaron Blabey on tearing up and laughing with the big screen adaptation of The Bad Guys 2

Three years ago, The AU Review’s Peter Gray spoke with author Aaron Blabey about seeing the first book in his Bad Guys series come to life on the big screen.  Now, The Bad Guys 2 has arrived, and Blabey is once again chatting with us – and, if it’s possible, even more enthused – about…

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Kiss of the Spider Woman announces Australian release with new trailer

After wowing audiences out of Sundance earlier this year, where the Oscar campaign for Jennifer Lopez officially started, Australia will now have their chance to see the triple threat in action herself, with Kiss of the Spider Woman set for a local release in theatres from October. Dreamgirls and Beauty and the Beast director Bill…

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Loved One Moving Away? Here Are Some Gifts They’ll Actually Love

Recent data shows that moving house is one of the most stressful experiences a person can go through. So, if you have a friend or family member moving, it’s important to show them love and support. One of the best ways you can support a loved one moving away is through gifts. Research has shown…

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