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The Day the Earth Blew Up

Director Pete Browngardt Starring Eric Bauza, Candi Milo, Peter MacNicol Rated PG Score 4/6 Porky and Daffy, the classic animated odd couple, turn into unlikely heroes when their antics at the local bubble gum factory uncover a secret alien mind control plot. Against all odds, the two are determined to save their town (and the…

MUA Confirms Sydney Ferries Workers Industrial Action

Sydney Ferries workers have confirmed their industrial action will proceed from tomorrow, with Opal card readers to be switched off and turnstiles left wide open across the Sydney Ferries network from Friday 11 September until Tuesday 6 October. “I offer to personally welcome any doubters from TfNSW or Transdev aboard one of Sydney Ferries’ iconic…

September: California Wine Month and Bourbon Heritage Month

September marks two major moments on the drinks calendar: California Wine Month and Bourbon Heritage Month. This year, California Wines and the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States are bringing the two together at hatted Melbourne dining destination Reine & La Rue. The month-long menu taps into Australians’ growing curiosity around California wine and…

Movie Scenes I Go to

Movies are important. The creative process might be starting to change, but movies will always be important. Now, even though what I’m about to talk about has graduated to YouTube, physical media will always be important. My dvd collection is bigger then I care to admit to and for the record I’m such a dinosaur…

Sara Lee® is expanding its Sweet Moments™ platform

Sara Lee® is expanding its Sweet Moments™ platform with six new single-serve Cakes and Cheesecakes, building on the success of its Sweet Moments™ Cobblers and a consumer shift toward smaller, more frequent indulgence occasions. “We believe the next wave of growth in the frozen bakery category will come from creating more occasions to enjoy it,”…

Sydney ferry workers escalate action against foreign-owned Transdev

Sydney Ferries workers are escalating their industrial campaign against Transdev, the foreign-owned multinational private operator running Sydney Ferries services, with Opal card readers to be switched off across the network for almost four weeks. As part of ongoing industrial action, members of the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) will switch off Opal card readers from…

Dr Monique Ryan Proposes National Lobbying Act

The Parliament House corridors are crowded with unregistered lobbyists wielding considerable influence with little accountability. Spokesmen for the gambling, tobacco, fossil fuel, and mining industries have almost unfettered access to the political parties they support with millions in donations. The Albanese government has done almost nothing to improve transparency or accountability. Voters deserve better –…