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[2 Sep 2010 | No Comment | By Dan Steiner]
Salt

Dan Steiner reviews Salt, the new espionage thriller from Australian director Phillip Noyes.

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[2 Sep 2010 | One Comment | By Brittany Taylor]
Bums look good in Bonds Runway Show

There was a dance troop, an acrobat and a whole lot of legs. But this year at Sydney’s Rosemount Fashion Festival, I learned more than just: Bonds rule, and: nobodies only get goodie bags if they steal them. I learned a thing or two about body image – better late than never, right?

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[30 Aug 2010 | No Comment | By Dan Steiner]
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World is the latest in a string of comic-book-based movies. Dan Steiner reviews the new film which is directed by Edgar Wright (Hot Fuzz) and starring Michael Cera,

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[26 Aug 2010 | One Comment | By Bronte Baskin]
Radioactive Multicultural & Indigenous Youth Media Conference Review

How many people do you know whose stories are never told? Bronte Baskin travelled to Canberra for the 2010 Radioactive Multicultural & Indigenous Youth Media Conference to find out who the media does and doesn’t represent.

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[20 Aug 2010 | No Comment | By Brittany Taylor]
Did You Miss the Only Debate Worth a Look?

Picture Julia Gillard busting robot moves to a rendition of Tick-Tock. Picture Julia Gillard kicking Mark Latham in the crutch. Picture a political debate between Julia Gillard and Julia Gillard, moderated by Julia Gillard, with performances by MC Julia Gillard. This was Julia vs. Julia, the only debate worth watching this year.

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[6 Aug 2010 | 3 Comments | By Bronte Baskin]
Four Lions – A Bomb Comedy

This week, for me and so many others, is the first week back at university. There are the customary new pens, heavy textbooks and round the room introductions – “hello my name is . . .” When introductions landed on me I told them proudly that I had watched Four Lions and liked the bomb comedy. Cue awkward silence.