Damon Gameau Tours Australia How many Australians talk about their love for their country, want to protect it, buy more Australian-made products? Are we all talk? It’s easy to make these comments and do nothing about it. It isn’t easy, I know. […]
The most recent Queensland Symphony Orchestra (QSO) concert I attended for She Society last week was QSO Soaring Heights, the first of QSO’s Maestro concerts for 2022 and it started big. In celebration of their 75th year, Principal Conductor and Artistic Adviser […]
It is not uncommon for me to be asked do you do online dating?’ My emphatic response is no, but that doesn’t mean to say I am against it for others. Personally, it all sounds too hard. I cannot be bothered going […]
Aline is a beautiful yet emotional biopic potentially award-winning film that was extremely satisfying to watch. A French-Canadian drama film, director, co-writer, and star actor Valérie Lemercier was magnificent and kept to her word portraying the role of the inspirational singing sensation […]
Christmas is almost upon us while Santa sets his elves to work finalising last-minute requests as children’s letters reach the North Pole. Where has the year gone? It seems to be a common question asked by many. And given everyone is […]
Pineapples (Ananas comosus) a tropical fruit consisting of many berries that have grown together, originating in South America and brought to Australia in 1826. In Australia, it’s that time of the year again where our pineapples begin to dominate the fruit […]
Moreton Island Sometimes we forget to look at the treasures in our back yard. A timely reminder when a mate said do you want to come to Moreton Island for a few days? A quick calendar check lead to an even […]
How many people have a To-Do List before they depart this life? My list began from the time I divorced decades ago and has been ongoing ever since. I delight in new challenges and adventures. So when my niece gifted me a […]
Inspired by a true life story based on the novel Waiting for Anya by Michael Morpurgo (also author of the unforgettable War Horse story) is a film produced from stories during WWII. It is a time of darkness, the story heart […]
I felt like Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady as I could have danced all night and day following Queensland Ballet’s (QB) launch of their 2022 Season. Needless to say I was thrilled to be invited to the exclusive unveiling of […]
It is Queensland Seniors month this October where people of all ages, cultures and abilities are given the opportunity to communicate through organised events around our communities. Given I fit the senior’s category, I thought it apt timing to provide you […]
I am forever intrigued by writers comments when Earth becomes uninhabitable for humans, particularly when it has been destroyed by climate change, pandemics and war all of which somewhere around the globe we are being subjected to in 2021. I enjoyed […]
This is a strange mystery come thriller movie with some funny sides to the story and maybe more suitable for the older teenager or young adult audience. Although there are many young-at-heart adults who would embrace Die in A Gunfight. It […]
Disclosure is an Australian movie with Australian actors. The setting in one location on a large homestead surrounded by luscious bushlands in the Dandenong Ranges in Melbourne. It seems to be the idyllic setting, happy families sharing the dream, until something […]
Two years ago the concept of Australia being involved in a pandemic was as unimaginable as affording a seat on Richard Branson’s space rocket. Yet here we are faced with unpredictable challenges in a modernistic, educated world. It has awakened us […]
Gunpowder Milkshake is an all-out action, adventure, thriller movie in one. There are wonderful moments when you think, aww gee poor guys, then crack up laughing out loud as did other members of the audience. Even with all the blood and […]
NAIDOC Week is held annually in July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and includes Australians from all walks of life. NAIDOC originally stood for ‘National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee’. This […]
Happiness feels good, but at what sacrifice as this this unusual, thought provoking movie Little Joe suggests. It is a slow paced film yet compensated by way of constant mental stimulation on the what-if’s. I found myself wondering that maybe we […]
From The Vine is an uncomplicated heartwarming and somewhat humorous film set in Acerenza in the province of Potenza, the Southern Italian region of Basilicata. For me, it was a feel-good, old-world type of movie that took me back to pre-pandemic […]
Most of us are talking about travelling within Australia given our OS travel restrictions and there is an abundance of glorious options that are inexpensive. I recently arrived back in Queensland after a trip to Sydney to attend a writers group […]
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