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Bibliophile: The Never Um, Ever Ending Story of Molly Meldrum

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  The Never, um, Ever ending Story by Ian ‘Molly’ Meldrum with Jeff Jenkins Allen & Unwin Although Molly Meldrum can’t remember when fell from his roof just...
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Film Reviews: November

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Pride (MA) Directed by Matthew Warchus When Margaret Thatcher announced plans to close 20 coal mines across Britain in 1984, the mineworkers went on strike. Things...
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October Film Reviews

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Skeleton Twins (MA) Directed by Craig Johnson Failed actor Milo (Bill Hader) has just broken up from his boyfriend. After throwing their framed photo into the...
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Film Review: Darker than Midnight

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Darker Than Midnight Directed by Sebastian Riso Androgynous Davide (Davide Capone) ends up walking the streets of Catalina after his father tries to ‘cure’ the 14...
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Bibliophile: After Homosexual

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After Homosexual Edited by Carolyn D’Cruz and Mark Pendleton UWA Publishing In recent years queer organisations in many parts of the world have stagnated. Focusing on the...
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Bibliophile: Get Reading

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Here at OUTinPerth, we suffer from an incurable case of bibliophilia: an insatiable, overwhelming, all-encompassing, heart-thuddingly, loin-tinglingly intense aching love for books. Who could blame...
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Bibliophile: The Stalking of Julia Gillard

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The Stalking of Julia Gillard by Kerry-Anne Walsh Allen & Unwin Kerry-Anne Walsh was press secretary for Bob Hawke before reporting from Canberra’s press gallery for the...
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Film Review: The Reckoning

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The youngest of the three LaPaglia boys (Jonathon) is Detective Robbie Green. He is called out to the murder of his colleague Jason (played...
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