Henley and Shiplake crews bag medals during busy weekend
HENLEY Rowing Club and Shiplake College Boat Club had success at a busy Bank Holiday weekend as they competed at three regattas — Marlow Spring, Wallingfo...
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HENLEY Rowing Club and Shiplake College Boat Club had success at a busy Bank Holiday weekend as they competed at three regattas — Marlow Spring, Wallingfo...
It's time to champion new musicals once again
LAST Saturday saw Henley Rowing Club’s U15 girls’ squad and some of the masters women’s squad compete at Walton Small Boats Head. The event is...
Love Bites facilitator Freya Smith with CWA President, Lorraine Dixon, and members of the Brunswick CWA. Photo Jeff Dawson There is no excuse for violent relationships and the Love Bites program is actively working to change attitudes, norms and behaviours that enable, excuse or minimise the extent and impact of violence against women and children. The Brunswick Country Women’s Association (CWA) has donated $1,200 towards the program that is run in schools to help young people develop respectful relationships. Handing over the cheque to Love Bites’s facilitator Freya Smith, CWA President...
The Sorrows of Satan: A musical play by Luke Bateman and Michael Conley May 6, 2021 Last updated: May 6, 2021 It’s an intricate plot, laced with some subversive humour – that the female character is simply called ‘The Woman’ (Molly Lynch), for instance, is itself a kind of commentary on how women were treated a century ago. There is an objection to some of the more overtly misogynistic lyrics (in the show within the show), arguably from a surprising source, but the discussions around what could or should be sacrificed to make a show more appealing have some contemporary applicability...