The October 14 Edition
The Arts Issue | Jodi Matterson, the quiet Aussie producer adored by Kidman and co | A journalist’s chance to unmask street artist Banksy | The Hollywood star boosting Indigenous art in the US | How vineyard location affects the taste of wine | The muso siblings that double as bandmates | My friend stole my babysitter
‘You want Jodi in your tight circle’: The Aussie producer adored by Kidman and co
Powerhouse producer Jodi Matterson is behind a string of hits, including The Dry and The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart.
- by Amanda Hooton
The scoop might have outed Banksy, but I had second thoughts
A chance to unmask the famous street artist presented itself in NYC in 2013 – as did a host of questions.
- by Nick Bryant
Indigenous art is riding a new wave of popularity. One Hollywood star is helping
Backed by big names and a starring role in Manhattan shop windows, Aboriginal art is on the verge of a breakthrough.
- by John McDonald
New York’s $US140m family feud that’s like Succession – but starring women
A once-close Italian clan, a luxury jewellery brand – and a nasty legal battle.
- by Anne McElvoy
Two of Us
For subscribers
Despite the odd uppercut, these muso siblings always play on
Their exchanges can be “brutal”, but a deep connection keeps drawing Emma Hamilton and her brother Thomas back to each other.
- by Dani Valent
Dicey Topics
For subscribers
Award-winning poet Sarah Holland-Batt on fixing the system that failed her dad
As well: why paying attention is important for her craft.
- by Benjamin Law
Modern Guru
Modern Guru
My friend stole my babysitter! How do I get them back?
You foolishly revealed their identity, says Our Modern Guru. Now let the bidding war commence.
- by Danny Katz
Kitchen Sink Drama
For subscribers
Flying high
Paul Connolly’s Kitchen Sink Drama is a slice of domestic life, captured masterfully in only 100 words. This week: He’s still got it.
- by Paul Connolly
Striking gold at Ballarat’s picture-perfect photo festival
Plus: get ready for the weekend with these fresh diversions.
- by Katrina Strickland, Deborah Cooke, Melanie Kembrey, Frances Mocnik, Damien Woolnough and Dani Valent
Care factor: The artisanal gifts guide
From gourmet goods to handmade homewares, these artisan offerings come with sustainable appeal.
- by Frances Mocnik
Chocolate and almond pasticcini
These soft and chewy Italian cookies are simple to make. While traditionally made with just almonds these also add in some chocolate.
- by Julia Busuttil Nishimura
Helen Goh’s healthy bran muffins to make today and enjoy during the week
Don’t like bran muffins? Helen Goh’s rich and deeply flavoured recipe might change your mind.
- by Helen Goh
From the vineyard to bottle: How location - or terroir - affects the taste of wine
Influencing factors include sunshine, temperature, rainfall, humidity, latitude and altitude, aspect, slope and soil fertility.
- by Huon Hooke
Good Weekend letters to the editor: October 14
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