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How To Make Gravy: the tender story behind this Aussie hit
Glen Humphries
December 21 will forever be 'Gravy Day'. Picture copyright Tony Mott
'Misogynistic violence is a festering sore that is not going away': Tim Ayliffe
Karen Hardy
Tim Ayliffe's novels are set in Sydney, a city he loves and hates at the same time. Picture by Mike Bowers
Keddie and Wenham find trust in their collaboration on Aussie thriller Fake
Josh Leeson
Fake stars Australian TV royalty Asher Keddie and David Wenham. Picture supplied
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Born Again Bradmill a chance to reminisce on fabric mill's impact
Chloe Coleman
Morpeth Museum chairperson Alan Todd with an example of military fabric which was woven, dyed and flameproofed at Rutherford. Picture by Marina Neil
New Annual 2024 program pushes creative envelope again
Jim Kellar
This year's New Annual Festival was launched Thursday at the Newcastle Conservatorium of Music. Pictures by Peter Lorimer, supplied
The Force is with The Acolyte, cricket on Amazon & trailblazing Matildas
Josh Leeson
The Acolyte is set 100 years before the rise of the Galactic Empire when the Jedi Council was at its zenith. Picture Disney+
Raymond Terrace Illuminate rescheduled to Saturday, June 15
Newsroom
Revellers at Illuminate will be able to take part in a silent disco before watch fireworks light up the Raymond Terrace sky. Picture supplied
Love on the Spectrum star Michael Theo ready to premiere the 'most important work' of his life
Megan Doherty
Ready for his close-up: Michael Theo arrives at the National Film and Sound Archives in Canberra for the premiere of his new TV comedy Austin. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Raymond Terrace Illuminate is back bigger and better
Newsroom
Revellers at Illuminate will be able to take part in a silent disco before watch fireworks light up the Raymond Terrace sky. Picture supplied
Catfish & The Bottlemen reel out Showtime for long-awaited return
Josh Leeson
Catfish & The Bottlemen frontman Ryan "Van" McCann on stage at the Civic Theatre in 2019. Picture by Andrew Brassington

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