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Words by August Billy The Moogai, which is screening at St Kilda Film Festival. Filmmaker Jon Bell lives on Bundjalung country in Casino, northern NSW. Bell’s career ­work – which includes the TV dramas Redfern Now and The Gods of Wheat Street – has largely focused on the contemporary experiences of Australia’s Indigenous people. Bell’s latest project, The Moogai, is a 15-minute psychological horror film, which he wrote and directed. The action centres on a young Indigenous couple, Sarah and Fergus, and their newborn baby, Jacob. Shortly after bringing Jacob home from hospital, ...

The New England Revolution faced off against the Crew on Sunday in a rematch of the 2020 Eastern Conference Finals.

Kimberly Alster first purchased property near Deep Creek Lake in Maryland’s Garrett County 12 years ago. At the time, the idea was to use the home for frequent family vacations. When the pandemic struck, however, the Alsters decided to trade city life for the great outdoors and move permanently. In doing so, families like the Alsters are fueling a housing boom in locations not accustomed to such activity. Alster, an information technology project manager for a pharmaceuticals company, left Pittsburgh and moved nearly full-time to Deep Creek with her family as the coronavirus crisis was spre...

Late game drama results in draw for Revolution Although the Revs didn’t walk away with the three points as they should have. The Revs will be content with leaving Subaru Park with a point after having some difficult outings there throughout the 2020 season. Share this story Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images The New England Revolution returned to action looking to overcome the struggles they faced in music city after suffering a 2-0 loss to Nashville. Wednesday’s matchup against the Philadelphia Union was the second matchup in five days for the Revolution. Although reaching the semifinal...

Jon Bell makes MLS Debut against Philadelphia Union The 23-year-old defender got his first start for the New England Revolution. Share this story Mitchell Leff-USA TODAY Sports With the New England Revolution playing two games in five days, Bruce Arena decided to give Henry Kessler a break and give Jon Bell his first career MLS start. It’s safe to say that Bell didn’t disappoint. Bell played all 90 minutes against the Philadelphia Union. He completed 77% of his passes while also having two successful tackles, two interceptions, and a team-high five clearances. For his first start, it was ...