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Lee ‘Once Were Warriors’ Tamahori wraps trilogy with The Convert
The figure of the Maori warrior was central to Lee Tamahori’s first film, and his latest. But is he at peace with it at last?
- by Karl Quinn
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Moviegoers are vanishing. But where are they going?
Cinema revenues are collapsing, and Australia is no exception. But that doesn’t mean we’ve fallen out of love with the movies.
- by Karl Quinn
Lee ‘Once Were Warriors’ Tamahori wraps trilogy with The Convert
The figure of the Maori warrior was central to Lee Tamahori’s first film, and his latest. But is he at peace with it at last?
- by Karl Quinn
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The controversial lawsuits that could end reality TV as we know it
Chaos has always been what drives reality TV but it could also be the reason the genre, as we know it, might be over.
- by Nell Geraets
Can 12 weeks change your life? An Olympian and his son are put to the test
Duncan Armstrong and his son Tom put longevity science to the test in Dr Nick Coatsworth and Tracey Grimshaw’s medical show Do You Want to Live Forever?
- by Bridget McManus
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This band changed Australian music. Now they’re going out with a bang
- by Helen Pitt
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Unseen for 60 years: Lost Beatles tape unearthed at secondhand market
- by Michael Dwyer
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Settle down, Swifties – the Beatles are still the biggest thing to hit Australia
- by Tom Compagnoni
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This moving and vibrant Rising show is a must-watch
- by Andrew Fuhrmann, Cameron Woodhead, Tony Way and Vyshnavee Wijekumar
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The best books, TV, music and films of 2024 so far - and what’s to come
- by Melanie Kembrey and Robert Moran
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