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Rosemary NeillSenior Writer, Review

Rosemary Neill is a senior writer with The Weekend Australian’s Review. She has been a feature writer, oped columnist and Inquirer editor for The Australian and has won a Walkley Award for feature writing. She was a dual finalist in the 2018 Walkley Awards and a finalist in the mid-year 2019 Walkleys. Her book, White Out, was shortlisted in the NSW and Queensland Premier’s Literary Awards.

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THE DEALThe Deal

Netflix’s Maid reveals the grinding lives of America’s working poor

This streaming series finds a willing market for a story centred on the struggle faced by many women.

Rosemary Neill

filmReview

Damon’s deadbeat turn as he draws on Amanda Knox ordeal

Matt Damon’s latest film is inspired by the notorious case of the young American student. He opens up about the gritty role, a close encounter with soccer fanatics and his love for Australia.

Rosemary Neill

stageReview

Murder, he wrote: a radical reworking of Julius Caesar

Television star Ewen Leslie returns to the stage in a radically reworked – and bloody – Julius Caesar that speaks to our times.

Rosemary Neill

interviewReview

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No time to cry as ‘James Bland’ proves his critics wrong

Daniel Craig has defied ferocious attacks from detractors to become cinema’s longest-reigning James Bond. Now he’s calling time — and has very mixed feelings about it.

Rosemary Neill

booksReview

Confessions of an atheist writer: Charlotte Wood on Catholicism and the 'art instinct'. Each of my books has drawn on my life?s sense memories. But I?ve never considered that my religious upbringing might be a wellspring for my work.ÃÂ© Carly Earl / Guardian / eyevineContact eyevine for more information about using this image:T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709E: info@eyevine.comhttp://www.eyevine.com

The trouble with being relatable

Leading novelist Charlotte Wood calls out ‘infantilising’ literary trends in her essay collection, which was inspired by Covid-19.

Rosemary Neill

long readReview

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Covid cover-up ‘as shameful as Tiananmen massacre’

Sharri Markson’s hard-hitting book shows China wasn’t alone in suppressing crucial information about the Covid-19 pandemic.

Rosemary Neill

#METOOReview

Time’s Up: behind the unravelling

In less than four years, #MeToo’s advocacy offshoot Time’s Up is in crisis, with survivors and activists denouncing it as harmful, a vile PR stunt and ‘patriarchy with a dress on.’ What went wrong?

Rosemary Neill

interviewReview

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The dark side of Osher Gunsberg

In a new documentary, Osher Gunsberg talks about his mental health crisis as he explores cutting-edge solutions to our suicide epidemic.

Rosemary Neill

Indigenous

Publicity stills for THE BOWRAVILLE MURDERS. a Feature-Length Documentary. Muriel Craig

Unsolved murders blamed on race

The Bowraville Aboriginal child murders might have been solved by now if the victims had been white, a new documentary argues.

Rosemary Neill

filmReview

Justice on trial in Bowraville

The Bowraville Aboriginal child murders are one of our worst unsolved crimes. A new documentary tracks the 30-year legal battle that marked this history-making case.

Rosemary Neill

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