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Hollywood film to have Jamie Foxx under fire in Melbourne’s Docklands (opens the original)
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Be alert but not alarmed seems to be the message for when Oscar-winning actor Jamie Foxx hits Melbourne in hero mode next week as the headliner in an international film with elaborate siege scenes planned for the Docklands. Foxx, who won the 2005 Best Actor Academy Award for playing musician Ray Charles in the film Ray, is the lead in Deadlocked, a fictional hostage drama set in a courtroom in New York. The film is certainly going to get under way with a bang – more like dozens of loud bangs – w
MVP or best and fairest? Sydney Swans quietly recast messaging for Bob Skilton Medal (opens the original)
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The shadow of the Pullman five continues to loom large over the Sydney Swans as the club’s best and fairest night approaches on Thursday. CBD noted with interest on Wednesday what appeared to be a curious revision to the messaging around the night. A news update on the Swans website in June when tickets for the gala occasion went on sale, referred to the Bob Skilton Medal as being awarded to “our best and fairest player”. On Tuesday, an item with details of the night was loaded onto the Swans we
Nine gives Joe Aston temporary legal support while he lawyers up (opens the original)
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It’s been a big few days for our friends at The Australian Financial Review. Last Wednesday, staff were told their editor-in-chief James Chessell would leave the newspaper to reunite with Joe Aston, the masthead’s former Rear Window columnist, at his upstart business publication, Rampart, next month. By the end of the week, Chessell’s final day at the newspaper had been brought forward to Friday, following an angry staff letter. Over the weekend, Nine’s managing director of publishing, Tory Magu
Why Liberal powerbrokers will be reading Josh Frydenberg’s new memoir as a leadership pitch (opens the original)
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There’s been no shortage of “will he, won’t he” speculation over a possible return to politics for former federal treasurer Josh Frydenberg since he lost his seat of Kooyong to teal Monique Ryan at the 2022 election. Most of it, we’d guess, has had co-operation from the man himself. Frydenberg continues to tell people close to him that he’s been enjoying life outside politics and hasn’t made any decisions about a return. But how else to interpret the looming publication of his new memoir, A Grat
‘Albo just can’t be trusted with Kylie’: Taylor brings the zingers to grand final breakfast (opens the original)
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Alastair Clarkson’s epic St Vincent’s de Paul dummy spit following his sacking as Roos coach and Kylie Minogue were the default plays for laughs by political leaders at the annual North Melbourne grand final breakfast. Sport and politics is an intoxicating mix, and like a moth to a flame the political class was well represented at the event where more than 1000 guests kicked off their grand final day over scrambled eggs and champagne at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. As is tradi
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