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Flawed, authentic, and uniquely ours: There’s nothing like Colin From Accounts (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. The best – only? – Australian TV romcom wound up this week, and while the conclusion of Colin From Accounts might not have held any huge surprises, it remained a delightful ride right to the end. (I laughed, spat out my tea, I may have even teared up in the finale – not bad for a show in which the dialogue is peppered with casual uses of the word c--- and insults such as “bitch hips”.) And it was
Jon Ronson’s son was lured to a creepy castle. What happened next inspired his book about men in crisis (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Political extremists, UFO buffs, conspiracy theorists – Jon Ronson has spent decades exploring the world of outsiders and people on the fringes of society. So at a glance, his latest subject might seem innocuous. In his first book in 11 years, the investigative journalist and bestselling author immerses himself in the world of … men. More specifically, the increasing number of men who are “unravel
Thomas Keneally told Matt Nable to keep writing, so he quit his job (opens the original)
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Matt Nable is quite the Renaissance man, having begun his career as a professional NRL player for Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and South Sydney Rabbitohs, before becoming a national amateur boxing champion. After retiring from sport in his 20s, he began writing a novel about the sporting world, and sought the advice of playwright and author Thomas Keneally, who mentored him. The Final Winter eventually became a screenplay for his debut film, in which he also starred – launching him as both writer
Why this philosopher thinks the past is like a zoo (opens the original)
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Hanno Sauer is an associate professor of philosophy at the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Utrecht University in the Netherlands, where he teaches ethics, metaethics and political philosophy. Often considered controversial for his provocative ideas around human morality and criticism of historical philosophy, his accessible books on philosophy have been widely acclaimed. Next month, he’s in Australia where he’ll be challenging the political belief that a truly classless society
This shocking true-crime British drama is harrowing, but deserves to be seen (opens the original)
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This drama is based on a true crime, but it’s in stark contrast to many in the genre; this is not your Netflix-style, slightly exploitative crime drama. Written by BAFTA-winning British writer and producer Jeff Pope, who has a background in sensitively handed true-crime dramatisations – most recently 2022’s The Walk-In, about the infiltration of a British far-right extremist group, and 2023’s The Reckoning, about predator Jimmy Savile – Believe Me will shock even those familiar with the crimes o
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