Margaret Lidstrom from Lidstrom & Clyne Travel gives us the latest on where we can and can’t travel internationally, what’s involved in getting there (and back), and what the outlook is going forward.
Read moreBEST MEDICINE – today -I’ll talk with Hayley Ryan, Chair of Wounds Australia; later I’ll talk with Melani De Souza about eating disorders. Please join me, Gaytana
Read moreThe SECA Panel were back in business to wrap up Round 13 as we get to the sharp end of the season. There were plenty of highlights, some big centuries (off not many balls) and some results that kept the finals door open for some teams. Plus, special guest Russell Holmesby joined us for a chat about the soon to
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Marlon Quinn talks about the fascinating world of free diving, both around the world and in our own bay. Marlon explains the benefits of free diving both physically and mentally, and how pretty much anyone can learn to achieve a state of relaxation that will allow them to spend time under water well beyond what they may have imagined.
Read moreMoonfall follows in the noble tradition of Independence Day, Deep impact and Armageddon as a ludicrous ‘death from above’, global destruction sci-fi action flick in which the world can only be saved by jokey Americans. Astonishingly, this film is even more loopy than the films just mentioned. It comes from none other than Roland Emmerich who seems to have a
Read moreKenneth Branagh’s heartfelt, energetic, if familiar, Belfast is a semi-autobiographical family drama and childhood rites of passage film set amid the increasingly menacing environment of Northern Ireland during ‘the troubles’ in 1969. The film centres on nine-year-old Buddy (Jude Hill, in his feature acting debut), a likeable and precocious primary schooler living with his family in working class Belfast. His
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