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Betty Kuntiwa Pumani with her major work Antara commissioned for Malatja-malatja at Bundanon, 2025.

Landmark show is a monumental tribute to family, Country and care

Betty Kuntiwa Pumani’s exhibition at the Bundanon Art Museum binds generations.

  • Ksenia Radchenko

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American artist Laura Allcorn (yellow top) with her work Pledge Drive For Attention.

Hopelessly distracted by you: Can we break our love affair with tech?

Doomscrolling, video autoplay and swiping left, right, up and down is devouring everyone’s attention. A new exhibition asks how we might break the habit.

  • Karl Quinn
Julie (Keeley Hawes) in The Assassin.

Keeley Hawes’ complicated assassin is a bit hit (and miss) in manic thriller

The creators of outback caper The Tourist, brothers Jack and Harry Williams, offer another romp through picturesque locations, but it’s a bit of a slog at times.

  • Karl Quinn
Luna Garret and Clément Favreau in French film Holy Cow.

Blunt and charming, this French film about cheese-making is filled with pride

Holy Cow balances familiar grit with an equally familiar feelgood formula – but there are some more surprising elements.

  • Jake Wilson
Co-dependent couple Tim and Millie find their bodies starting to fuse after a strange accident while hiking.

Why real-life couple Dave Franco and Alison Brie just had to do Together, together

There’s a lot more to this comedic Aussie body horror than a massive sale at Sundance and an ugly plagiarism lawsuit.

  • Karl Quinn
Pierce Brosnan plays an artist in Four Letters of Love

Helena Bonham Carter and Pierce Brosnan can’t save this clanger of a film

In spirit, Four Letters of Love is a very slightly elevated Hallmark movie. But that’s not the biggest problem.

  • Jake Wilson
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Ingrid (Sally Phillips), Austin (Michael Theo) and  Julian (Ben Miller) continue their adventures in season two of Austin.

ABC comedy Austin returns with more humour, heart and Michael Theo

There is much to rejoice about this Australian and British comedy drama co-production, which shines with a beautifully peculiar wit.

  • Lenny Ann Low
Books.

Looking for something to read? Here are 10 new books

Our reviewers cast their eyes over new fiction and non-fiction titles.

  • Cameron Woodhead and Fiona Capp
Ebon Moss-Bachrach (left) and Pedro Pascal as best friends Ben Grimm and Reed Richards.

The Fantastic Four’s real superpower is bringing the fun back to Marvel

Starring Pedro Pascal and Vanessa Kirby, this retro resuscitation is a welcome return to Marvel’s once familiar tongue-in-cheek tone.

  • Sandra Hall
Journalist, broadcaster and now author Geoff Hutchison.

This old bloke’s guide to happiness has one golden rule

Former journalist Geoff Hutchison’s book for ageing men is not interested in culture wars – it deals instead with emotional shrinkage, a stubborn stand-off with acceptance.

  • Michael Dwyer

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