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Environmental activists have called for an Aboriginal woman to be removed from her volunteer position on the Darwin Festival board because of her links to the mining and gas industries.
A group of philanthropists, artists and First Nations representatives have offered $200,000 if the gas company is dropped by the festival board
A meeting between the board, First Nations representatives and environmental activists fails to resolve tensions over the deal, which has been described as ‘artwashing’
The Martha's Vineyard Times âWild Mountain Thymeâ makes a sweet Christmas gift âWild Mountain Thyme,â a sugary Irish romance, comes to the M.V. Film Center on Thursday, Dec. 24, with the first in-person screening on Saturday, Dec. 26. Directed by John Patrick Shanley of âMoonstruckâ fame, itâs a pleasant candy cane for the Christmas season. The movie is based on Shanleyâs play âOutside Mullingar.â After a lovely series of shots of Irish cliffs and surf, âWild Mountain Thymeâ begins with the following introduction: âW...