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The Dig Wonderful, moving dramatisation of the 1939 dig at Sutton Hoo in Suffolk that unearthed an Anglo-Saxon ship burial and a hoard of buried treasure. Ralph Fiennes is Basil Brown, the self-taught archaeologist who made the discovery.  Wonderful, moving dramatisation of the 1939 dig at Sutton Hoo in Suffolk. Ralph Fiennes (above) is Basil Brown, the self-taught archaeologist who made the discovery Carey Mulligan is Edith Pretty, the ailing landowner with whom he forms a bond. Both give fabulous performances and the cinematography is stunning. The find meant that historians’ view of the...

After a year that decimated the arts industry, the new 'life-affirming' film Penguin Bloom is a sign of growth for Australian productions.

Penguin Bloom review – Naomi Watts and charming magpies star in heavy-handed film Luke Buckmaster Director Glendyn Ivin’s melodrama Penguin Bloom comprises two key plot strands – one involving a human and the other an animal – which have unsubtle intersecting metaphors. While vacationing in Thailand, Sam Bloom (Naomi Watts) falls off a ledge and becomes a paraplegic. Months after the accident, while she is in the throes of deep depression, her husband Cameron (Andrew Lincoln) and their three young boys (Griffin Murray-Johnston, Felix Cameron and Abe Clifford-Barr) brin...

Naomi Watts portrays Bloom in the Netflix film Penguin Bloom

Premium Content Subscriber only Bundaberg is full of fun events this weekend and with cloudy but mostly sunny skies on the horizon, it's the perfect time to get out and enjoy what the region has on offer. From live music gigs and kid's comedy workshops, to fundraisers, family fun days and car meets, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Vegan potluck Bundaberg vegans are uniting over delicious food and great company. Participants are encouraged to bring a vegan dish to share with others, as well as their own chairs, plates, cutlery and drinks. When: Saturday midday - 3pm Cost: Free.