Day: 6 July 2026

Delta Goodrem announces one-night-only Sydney show following sold-out UK and European tour

Following her appearance representing Australia at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, Delta Goodrem has announced a one-night-only Sydney performance, Pure: Prelude, set to take place at Liberty Hall on Tuesday, 14 July. Designed as an intimate live show, Pure: Prelude will see Goodrem return home after recently completing a sold-out UK and European tour, giving…

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Interview: Evil Dead Burn stars Souheila Yacoub, Hunter Doohan and Luciane Buchanan on grief, gore and surviving hell

For more than four decades, the Evil Dead franchise has revelled in pushing the boundaries of horror, blending relentless gore, pitch-black humour and unforgettable Deadite mayhem. But with Evil Dead Burn, director Sébastien Vaniček adds another layer to the carnage, grounding its blood-soaked terror in the raw emotions of a family already splintered by grief…

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Interview: Mary Zournazi on her documentary Acropolis Cats & Other Wondrous Animals and why the smallest acts of care may ultimately be our greatest expression of peace

There are countless documentaries that ask audiences to feel outrage. Acropolis Cats & Other Wondrous Animals, the latest film from award-winning Australian documentarian Mary Zournazi, instead asks something far more radical: that we choose tenderness. Beginning among the stray cats of Athens before expanding across Greece, Australia and beyond, the film explores the fragile bond…

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Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition is certainly worth checking out

I’m lucky enough to have collected a copy of the original Xenoblade Chronicles on the Nintendo Wii, which has become a bit of a collector’s item over the years. Even so, I remember playing it all those years ago, and while I was much younger, never truly appreciated just how good the storytelling and gameplay…

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