Just Having My Say

It’s coming: The end of an era.

I apologise for the lateness of this weeks column but apparently it is possible to get Delhi-belly without actually going

Theatre fans often see television as the arch nemesis. It’s just not a very artsy thing to do, particularly with

Firstly, let me apologise for the lack of column last week. That’s what public holidays are for, aren’t they?

My colleague Les Solomon brought up an interesting point in his weekly column last week.

This is a column that has probably been a long time coming – I just didn’t quite know how to

Forget a new car, the Rob Oakeshott highlights DVD – featuring his full ‘decision’ speech – is now on the

Awards nights can so often be about stars becoming bigger stars.

Theatre is not a “must have” industry. Unlike the staples of life – such as food, water, electricity etc –

You’ve got to love that the term ‘political turmoil’ in Australia simply means uncertainty over the Prime Minister and negotiations