In taking on the role, “It excited me and scared me to death at the same time, which I know from my own personal experience is when I should say yes to something.”
Eighty bucks for a guy shouting over a laptop? Yeah OK, why not
June 4th, 2023This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes a gig by Sleaford Mods, Climbers at fortyfivedownstairs and Garrick Ohlsson’s welcome return to Melbourne
Eighty bucks for a guy shouting over a laptop? Yeah OK, why not
June 4th, 2023This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes a gig by Sleaford Mods, Climbers at fortyfivedownstairs and Garrick Ohlsson’s welcome return to Melbourne
10 prominent women reveal the book that changed their lives
June 4th, 2023From Kate Ceberano to Dami Im: 10 women on their favourite book, the lessons it imparted and why it holds a special place on their bookshelf.
10 prominent women reveal the book that changed their lives
June 4th, 2023From Kate Ceberano to Dami Im: 10 women on their favourite book, the lessons it imparted and why it holds a special place on their bookshelf.
Why Taylor Swift is a literary giant — by a Shakespeare professor
June 4th, 2023As a world authority on the Bard – and a long-time fanboy of the American singer, Jonathan Bate compares her (favourably) to the greats of poetry and prose.
Rich list season gives glimpse inside the world of the ultra-wealthy
June 4th, 2023According to the various stocktakes of wealth that have been published recently around the world, it’s been a tough 12 months at the pointy end.
Stan Grant on his wife: ‘She has brought a great colour and vibrancy to my life’
June 4th, 2023“Tracey and I come from different cultural backgrounds, but it’s these differences that are the wellspring of love and support.”
The best books to cosy up with this winter
June 4th, 2023From a stylish thriller to an engrossing family saga, here are the latest page-turners for a literary feast.
Shiv was no feminist. In Succession’s dark gender politics, it wasn’t an option
June 4th, 2023The thorough pessimism with which the hit show treated its women was bleak, but felt right. In the world of Succession, no woman can hold power in her own right
