• TV
  • Doctor Who Recap: Thin Ice

    Warning: This post contains spoilers for Doctor Who Series 10 Episode 3 Thin Ice. Please come back after watching the episode.  Doctor Who has always been at its best when it has been political. Think The Green Death and The Happiness Patrol, two stand-out stories from the classic series. In modern times the most political […]

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  • Doctor Who Recap: Smile

    Warning: This post contains spoilers for Doctor Who Series 10 Episode 2 Smile. Please come back after watching the episode. Continuing straight on from the Pilot the Doctor and Bill (with a brief 30-second interruption from Nardole, who for a main character is hardly getting any screen time) head to the future. They land in […]

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  • Doctor Who Recap: The Pilot

    Warning: This post contains mild spoilers about Doctor Who Series 10 Episode 1 The Pilot Oh my giddy aunt. It’s that time of year again. The time to grab some jelly babies, some fish fingers and custard, or in my case just a nice old cup of tea in a Dalek-themed mug, because Doctor Who […]

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  • Review: Jasper Jones (Film)

    Jasper Jones has become one of the go-to novels for English teachers all around Australia. It explores the themes of racism, sexism and xenophobia all in the confines of a small Western Australian town. It is a brilliant novel and has aptly been referred to as Australia’s answer to To Kill a Mockingbird. Naturally, it […]

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  • Review: Logan

    This review probably won’t read much different to many other reviews of Logan out there. That is because simply put, it is the second best superhero movies that has ever been created (after The Dark Knight). From the storyline to the action scenes and the performance from the main cast, everything about this film was […]

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  • Review: Hidden Figures

    I knew the Soviet Union were responsible for putting the first man into space. I knew the Americans were responsible with putting Neil Armstrong on the moon. I knew a massive team of people would have had to have been behind those great leaps in technological advancement. I did not know three African American women […]

  • Travel
  • Who said Brisbane was boring?

    I grew up in Brisbane, spending the first 20 years of my life hanging out in Queen Street Mall and catching the yellow buses around town. I moved away to regional Queensland about a year ago for work and travel back to the city to see family and friends regularly. I returned home recently for […]