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A coming-of-age story that's wrapped in a murder mystery, Where the Crawdads Sing is a movie that lives up to the hype of the world-renowned novel.

Winter has arrived, and so has the delightful new winter menu from Coast Glenelg.

Take a journey through the amazing world of documentaries with the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival from July 1 - 31. Here are my Top 10 picks!

After blowing audiences away with her Adelaide Fringe show, Frankly arrives at the Cabaret Fringe Festival with Dig Up The Hatchet. Powerful, raw and emotional, it's not to be missed!

The seafood doesn't get much fresher than at Sammy's on the Mariner. Add to that a beautiful location, and you've got yourself a great lunch!

The ladies of Virago Circus bring about a sense of the spectacular in the Cabaret Fringe show Club Flight.

In a quiet Denver suburb in 1978 a kidnapper lurks the streets. Finney is his latest victim and as he sits in his basement prison a mysterious black phone rings. But who is on the other end and how will it help hime escape?

Taika Waititi takes Thor on a journey to slapstick territory, as he battles the villainous Gorr, Zeus and his lost love Jane Foster.

Baz Luhrmann returns to the director's chair with an interesting look into the life of Elvis Presley. Cartoonish villainy mixed with some great music and acting.

I was really looking forward to the new Minions movie...and then I saw it! It's a film that the kiddos loved and I absolutely hated.

The Lightyear movie has just been released and demonstrates that, just because it might be a clever idea, doesn't mean you have to turn it into a movie!

A film that attempts to take an arty side to show the differences between men and women, but fails miserably in saying anything much but being grotesque.