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Craic dealer. Deputy Entertainment Editor at the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. Views all mine, not yours, but you may borrow them if you ask politely.

Sydney, New South Wales
theage.com.au
Joined March 2009
Born November 14
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    12 Jul 2018

    Here it is folks! My pick for album of the year. It’s something pretty special. Hugest congrats ⁦⁩ 🦈

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    23 hours ago

    BREAKING: Three person panel has found Folau guilty of a high level breach of Rugby Australia’s code of conduct. No verdict yet but still a chance he could be sacked. No timeline yet

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  3. May 6

    I’ll be chatting about ’s new series and the show Fosse/Verdon

    In Sydney with a radio? I'll be on at 5.30pm with talking about the LONG SHOT and DETECTIVE PIKACHU movies, while covers music and has the small screen covered.
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  4. May 6

    Tune in! It’s gonna be great.

    In Sydney with a radio? I'll be on at 5.30pm with talking about the LONG SHOT and DETECTIVE PIKACHU movies, while covers music and has the small screen covered.
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    May 6

    Campaign at boiling point. Security scrambled. Might have to shell out for better security. Some say the protester was egged on, others say she just cracked but she certainly wasn't chicken. Not sure if charges will be laid. Libs saying they fail to see the sunny side.

    The Prime Minister has narrowly avoided being hit with an egg while meeting delegates the Country Women’s Association conference in Albury. A young woman threw the egg from behind the PM while he was mingling at a morning tea. The egg went over his head and landed nearby
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    Apr 29

    The Herald has beaten its News Corp rivals again, the latest newspaper data shows. SMH is the biggest masthead in the nation with 7.49 million readers, the Tele is in second spot with 4.44m and the Aus has 3.6m. via

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  7. Apr 29

    If you read only one recap, make it this masterpiece from my colleague , beware, spoilers though via

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  8. Apr 25

    Extremely curious to know whether and read ’s whilst brainstorming

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  12. Mar 2

    Four weeks of filling in for over. Hurry back, pal. Behind-the-scenes drama at Muriel's Wedding as juicy as the show on stage via

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  13. Mar 1

    I would read anything wrote, this is art: Christopher Pyne sashayed in, and now he's dancing out via

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    Feb 26

    The same people who screamed bloody murder over the medical evacuation bill having the *potential* to allow people of bad character into the country (where they will remain in detention) are now defending a convicted pedophile based on ‘evidence’ they were not in court to hear

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    Feb 25

    Thank you to whoever transferred the caller complaining that the Reserve Bank "is not controlled by us but from what I can gather it's controlled by the Rothschilds"

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    Feb 25

    Dozens of Australian journalists threatened with contempt of court over Pell stories via

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  17. Feb 24

    ..to see. It is an expensive show. But it is so absolutely worth every cent. When I walked out of part two I desperately wanted to walk back in and see it again. It is, quite simply, the best thing I have ever seen.

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  18. Feb 24

    ... it's a huge shame wasn't there to witness it. The producers (, and ) have guided this huge thing into Australia so spectacularly. They deserve enormous praise for tending it so lovingly and making it possible for Australia

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  19. Feb 24

    ... but most importantly, the Australian cast are superb. Janine Snape has done a brilliant job casting it. Some are people I know or who I have watched throughout their careers and I was filled with parochial pride that they executed something so wonderful under immense pressure

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  20. Feb 24

    ... and it is often the simplest things, like moving staircases, that is the most profoundly clever. The soundtrack that underscores the production is beautiful and evocative, the transformation to the theatre itself is stunning... the whole thing is just so good...

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  21. Feb 24

    ... so wonderfully simple but so wonderfully effective. Utilising traditional stage techniques is equally charming and dazzling. The design of this production is phenomenal. Without movie magic, making you feel like you are in that world is an astonishing feat...

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