Shane Nicholson, Bertie Blackman and others reveal the words that inspired songs at Newcastle Writers Festival event | Newcastle Herald
Two music wizards have created a dream program of musicians and wordsmiths
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Love him or loathe him, Nick Kyrgios is a prodigious talent writes ROBERT HARDMAN
ROBERT HARDMAN: He can be a terrible loser. Over the weekend, he showed just what a terrible winner he can be, too. This man loves to put the 'wild' into 'wild card'.
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PM's wedding: Billionaire's homestead venue, Lorde to sing
A billionaire's rural luxury estate awaits Jacinda Ardern and partner Clarke Gayford on their wedding day. And global chart-topper and Grammy Award-winner
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The Quietus | Features | Tome On The Range | The Sorrows Of Young Nick Cave: A Review Of Boy On Fire By Mark Mordue
Matilda Munro , May 3rd, 2021 11:54 Matilda Munro reviews Mark Mordue's new book on the early life of a Bad Seed Photo by Bleddyn Butcher To write about Australianness is a contradiction in terms, as one of the country’s effects is to rob you of all will to put it into words. It tends to be only those who leave that get anywhere near laying out the truth of the place. It’s the case for many of its major wordsmiths over the past decades: Patrick White, Peter Carey, Clive James, David Malouf, Tim Winton, Robert Hughes, as well as for painters Brett Whiteley and Sidney Nolan. The bass notes ...
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How Nick 'Nickmercs' Kolcheff battled his way to the top of Twitch
How Nick ‘Nickmercs’ Kolcheff battled his way to the top of Twitch The first thing you see is his forehead, because Nick “Nickmercs” Kolcheff is hunched forward and focused on his on-screen opponents. (Gamer stance, for the initiated.) The second thing you see is his crosshair begin to make its way, unerringly, to an opponent’s head. And this all happens live, in what feels like a split-second, broadcast to the tens of thousands who have opened up Twitch specifically to see this — forehead, crosshair — in real time. And he does this hundreds of times an hour, entertaining millio...
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