Modern slavery is hard to detect and better certification and accreditation is needed to help shoppers make ethical decisions says Dr Harriette Richards from the University of Melbourne, in conversation with Hear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds.
Read moreIf he were alive today, Buddha would not be on Facebook says mindfulness and meditation practitioner Sally Kellett who is on a mission to demystify the Eastern philosophy behind the breathing techniques.
Read moreAnother glut of runs in round 3 was a talking point and the panel were joined by club president Ivan Delac who talked all things Omega during the show. East Sandringham’s Tim Edwards has continued his improvement this season grabbing 4/36 on Saturday against Le Page Park as Panthers batsman Pete Mentiplay watches on. Photo courtesy – Diggle Photography.
Read moreIn sport, Scotty & Ruttsy unpacked Frawley at the Saints, farewelled Maradona, discussed Mike Tyson’s upcoming fight, celebrated Aussie backstroke world records, unpacked dodgy suburban cricket accommodation & AFL rule changes. Scotty took us through unfortunate names of towns here and abroad, we told Ghost stories, discussed the Godfather, EV renewal of classic cars, Dinner party text etiquette & Cash
Read moreThe latest film for writer/ director Miranda July (Me, You and Everyone We Know), the oddball comedy/ drama Kajillionaire is at first so irritatingly quirky, many will want to yell insults at the screen. Eventually – and we’re talking by about the last 20 minutes of the film – detractors should begin to embrace or least feel less enraged by
Read moreAfter the disappointment of his last sci-fi outing, the ambitious but confusing, inert and miscast Interstellar, Christopher Nolan returns with a film as gargantuan in scope, complexity, running time and likelihood of dividing audiences in Tenet. It seems Nolan’s quest with this film was to make the most confusing time travel movie ever. Apparently, the Spierig brothers’ Predestination, where characters
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