Russ Matthews

1 week ago | wayfm.org.au | Russ Matthews

By: Russ Matthews⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ (OUT OF 5 STARS)To say that the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been in a bit of turmoil since Avengers: Endgame might be an understatement. There have been more lows than highs in this world of superheroes, and Kevin Feige’s team has been trying to get themselves back on track. Deadpool has done his best to restart things for the House of Mouse, but the Merc with the Mouth can’t be the one who gets families back into cinemas.

2 weeks ago | 96five.com | Russ Matthews

Tragic events occur worldwide every day that rarely make the news on the other side of the world. Yet, the 2011 Christchurch earthquakes had an impact that sent ripples worldwide and continues to affect the island nation’s conscience. Writer/director Miki Magasiva (We Are Still Here) taps into the personal shockwaves in Tinā that continue to run through the various communities impacted by the quake.

2 weeks ago | wayfm.org.au | Russ Matthews

By: Russ Matthews⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ 1/2 (OUT OF 5)Tragic events occur worldwide every day that rarely make the news on the other side of the world. Yet, the 2011 Christchurch earthquakes had an impact that sent ripples worldwide and continues to affect the island nation’s conscience. Writer/director Miki Magasiva (We Are Still Here) taps into the personal shockwaves that continue to run through the various communities impacted by the quake.

3 weeks ago | 96five.com | Russ Matthews

As things continue to boil over in the Middle East during current events, many may have forgotten all that occurred back in 2013 during the Arab Spring. This uprising in Egypt led to a coup d’état of the newly formed democratic government and a multitude of riots. Within the chaos on the streets of Cairo, Al Jazeera Media correspondent Peter Greste (Richard Roxburgh) reported to the world what was happening in the country.

4 weeks ago | ultra106five.com | Joni Boyd |Russ Matthews

By: Joni BoydAustralians will head to the poll booths on May 3, 2025. And with less than a month until Election Day, political parties are well into a fierce battle over key issues such as cost of living, healthcare and climate action. At a press conference in Sydney, Albanese highlighted the significance of this upcoming election, urging Australians to think about their future. “This election is a choice between Labor’s plan to keep building or Peter Dutton’s promise to cut,” he said.