Terence Mallick’s films can be difficult beasts. Long, visually sumptuous and often involving meditations on the place of humans in the natural environment and the cosmos, they are wondrous and mesmerising for some, painfully dull and pretentious for others. His latest film, the three-hour World War Two drama, A Hidden Life will probably only serve to divide those camps further.
Read moreThis week on ‘Built For Speed’ we take a look at two new Australian films, the cinema adaptation of the Miss Fisher Murder Mysteries in ‘Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears’ and Leigh Whannell’s reimagining of HG Wells ‘The Invisible Man’. There’ll be many fine tunes with new tracks from Archers of Loaf and the Strokes, new Aussie indie
Read moreThe last day of the SECA home and away season brought forth plenty of surprises, highlights, thrills and spills. SECA Vice President Mark Rainey joined the panel to provide the finals venues as well as other information about ground availabilities and an update on the progress of the SECA/CSB partnership. You can hear the whole show on this podcast. Le
Read moreBEST MEDICINE – today 3/3/20 – World Wildlife Day and World Hearing Day; I’ll talk with audiologist Marc Vandenberg and later with exercise scientist Bill Dooley. Please join me, Gaytana
Read moreBased on real events, legal drama Dark Waters starring Mark Ruffalo, Anne Hathaway and Tim Robbins is a potent and vital (if occasionally clichéd) David and Goliath story that resonates with today’s ever-increasing concerns about the liveability of our environment. The film exposes some of the sinister chemicals that fill the modern world and the powerful corporate forces that put
Read moreSouthern FM Presenter Nathan Reynolds tied the knot in February. Featuring Peppa Pig, a one man band, a first duet instead of a first dance, pizza for main course and a spiegeltent reception, it was certainly a wedding with a difference. Join Nathan and Emma as they review their big day.
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