Reviews

“People described the hack as ‘life-changing’ but I just have red on my face.”

Scott Morrison’s new book ‘Plans for Your Good’ hit the shelves last week and our editor was one of the few hundred people who actually bought a copy.

Should you watch the Real Parliament Housewives of Canberra?

Most people think they know the history of Australia’s invasion. But there’s another side to the story that has been largely untold — until now. Here, in an extract from The Completely True History of Australia, this story is told for the first time.

Pack your bags and hurry, as we take you on a tour of all the places that are likely to be ravaged by resource wars, despoiled by environmental catastrophe, or simply drowned by the relentless pursuit of economic growth at all costs. 1. Diablo Canyon If there’s one place your grandchildren are unlikely ever to see…

If you’re wanting to do something really Aussie on Australia Day, head down to Cronulla, and soak up the heritage of the site of Australia’s most famous race riot.

The best way to bring all Australians together is to force the group complaining about it to shut up and put up with the date that’s already been decided because it’s not like, from your perspective, there’s anything wrong with it.

You might be thinking we’re talking about the Melbourne Club or even the Tattersall’s Club in Sydney? Nup – it’s none other than the true-blue, dinky-di Parliament of United Kingdom in downtown London.

The industry is holding out that 2016 will be the year for gritty $40,000 films set in the suburbs starring David Field.