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St. Kilda Film Festival Interview

A big thank you to Festival Director Paul Harris for taking the time to answer a few questions How old is the St Kilda Festival? The St. Kilda Film Festival began in 1984 How many films were screened at the first St Kilda Festival? 13 films were screened at the initial event. When did the…

2017 National Consumer Fraud Week

The Andrews Labor government is urging Victorians to accept Facebook friend requests wisely – and be alert to dating and romance scammers when using social media. Minister for Consumer Affairs Marlene Kairouz is also urging Victorians, who lost $1.8 million in 2016 to online scams, to tread carefully when forming relationships with people they don’t…

Palais Theatre to Reopen for St Kilda Film Festival

St Kilda’s Palais Theatre is set to reopen to the public on Thursday for the St Kilda Film Festival Opening Night, brighter and more vibrant than ever. Victorian Minister for Creative Industries Martin Foley said that the iconic façade of the 89-year-old venue has been repaired, repainted and returned to its original 1927 colour and…

Assassination Classroom: The Graduation

Director Eiichirô Hasumi Starring Kazunari Ninomiya, Masaki Suda, Ryôsuke Yamada Rated M Score 5/6 The story of the assassination classroom and their teacher target continues with the students’ own conflicts, Korosensei’s identity, and the fate of the world as the deadline for assassination approaches. I first came across Assassination Classroom back in 2015 the first…

Snowtunes 2017 Announces Line Up

Dust off your snow boots and get your puffer jackets ready. Australia’s ONLY music festival in the snow is returning – bigger and better than ever – to host the most epic winter weekend. During the first weekend of September 2017 – Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd – the NSW ski town of Jindabyne will…

Where to Invade Next

Director Michael Moore Rated M Score 6/6 Moore plays the role of ‘invader’, visiting a host of nations including Italy, France, Germany and Tunisia to commandeer policies and ideas that will improve prospects in America. What he finds is that the solutions to America’s most entrenched problems already exist in the world—they’re just waiting to…

Victorian Prisons No Fly for Drones

The Andrews Labor Government is banning drones from flying near prisons and youth justice precincts. Victorian Minister for Corrections Gayle Tierney explained that the changes to the Corrections Act 1986 to be introduced into Parliament today will make it an offence to intentionally or recklessly operate a drone at or near a prison or youth…