Saumya Ancheri

A peek into MONA’s library in Hobart. Fab books—and a viewing window to sessions in their recording studio! The mixing deck is from Abbey Road Studios, used on albums by the Beatles & Pink Floyd. This clip has the legendary Kutcha Edwards—more on him here https://t.co/SrLcQ3rwZ1 https://t.co/HBznPDB2AA

Arka Kinari was so good at Hobart’s Mona Foma festival—and the band is so green! They’ve been living and touring around the world in this sailing vessel since 2019. More on musicians Filistine and Nova here: https://t.co/vVGeLdYuYg https://t.co/fMwdXhd80t

Caught some of the four-day Party in the Paddock near Launceston—great music, lovely crowds, and having gone solo despite being a bit nervous, would totally do again https://t.co/x7aIripGoH

Found out Tom McHugo’s is shutting down 💔 (this isn’t the end, they say)—if you’re in Hobart before June, definitely eat here (and get the lamb pie!) 😍 https://t.co/wxk4m3BjwE

“The Colour Purple” glosses over much of the pain and queerness in the novel, but those musical numbers are gorgeous on the big screen and the cast is excellent 💃🏿 https://t.co/eOXUegKtz8

Perhaps the most telling line in this story: “Locals were also shocked by the act, as some of their representatives had even installed hoardings and banners congratulating the Hindu community for the Ram Mandir.”

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#MadhyaPradesh | Right-Wing Activists Plant Saffron Flag atop the Holy Cross on the Eve of #RamTemple Ceremony This was one of the four incidents that took place on January 21 in the #Jhabua district. @omar7rashid✍️ https://t.co/XiYmiReuhr

Gorgeous way to enjoy Hobart’s summer: As You Like It, directed by Roger Hodgman, at the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens until 27 Jan 🎭 https://t.co/0d4kUAhA0X

Moulin Rouge the musical, on for its last few weeks at Melbourne’s Regent Theatre. The show is great fun with its glittering, nostalgia-rich numbers and gorgeous sets. Until 4 February https://t.co/W2PS9ZQYdL

RT @advsanjoy: Former philosophy professor Roop Rekha Verma, over 76 years of age, seen in this clip distributing pamphlets to promote comm…

Hobart, 6.30pm, Santa’s at the bar the week before Christmas. https://t.co/Pz0F2YaciC

A daring winter rescue in Antarctica by healthcare staff from the Royal Hobart Hospital involving an icebreaker, helicopters and a brief window of decent weather! Such fun to work with a travel angle on a health story and I’m so impressed by the crew 🙌🏼 https://t.co/sax0Y0esDE https://t.co/Ob4CGIQzsy

Two Melbourne art events that have me still thinking about my visit last weekend: Connections, at The Lume—an immersive show of nearly 650 works by Australia’s First Peoples; on until 4 Feb 2024. And the National Gallery of Victoria’s Triennial, on until 7 April 2024. https://t.co/qUkUZJtz2u

In less than two months, the Israeli bombardment of Gaza has killed more children than the number killed in global conflict zones every year since 2019; more UN workers than in any similar period, more journalists than in any period of conflict since 1992. https://t.co/VYH5qKLcpS

I came across Mentor Walks for working women while looking up things to do in Hobart & it’s one of my fave events so far. It’s a ticketed walk in small groups, for some mentoring and fresh air. Held in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore & Canada. 10/10 reco for the vibe and wisdom https://t.co/MloO2Vri7Q

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All of Jana’s review notes on the silence around Mollie (Lily Gladstone) in Martin Scorsese’s ace Killers of the Flower Moon. Even as one of my favourite bits in the film is the incandescent Lily telling her suitor to sit quietly through the big energy of the thunderstorm outside

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"In the hands of a lesser filmmaker, seeing 'Killers of the Flower Moon' mostly through Ernest’s narrow perspective would leave audiences prickling with discomfort, but Scorsese is in fine form," writes @dpanjana in her review of the Martin Scorsese film. https://t.co/GLvlYQRKfY