←Volume 30
![]( "Secret In Their Eyes")
![]( "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2")
![]( "Live Music Round-up – November 27, 2015")
![]( "Doin’ it for the Mo")
![]( "Culture Round-up – November 26, 2015")
![]( "Heroic effort by youth league")
![]( "Etheridge’s call to change")
![]( "Nick Xenophon speaks out against Coles and Woolworths")
![]( "Girls like playing soccer best")
![]( "Bali’s volcanic flight risk")
November 25, 2015
In this Issue:
Secret In Their Eyes
https://youtu.be/N3b0PFCrayE Review by John Campbell At the end of To Kill A Mockingbird, Atticus and Judge Taylor decide between themselves that Boo Radley need not face the court after killing Bob Ewell. That we all agreed suggests that our hunger for...
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2
https://youtu.be/n-7K_OjsDCQ Review by John Campbell You know that an epic is running out of steam when the director resorts to a cheap thrill that is as superfluous as it is irrelevant. Well into the last stage of Katniss Everdeen’s heroic opus...
Live Music Round-up – November 27, 2015
Beccy set for Bangalow! Australian country music’s poster girl Beccy Cole is without question one of the great live entertainers in Australia and continues to deliver sensation performances that leave you stomping your feet, clapping your hands and yelling for...
Doin’ it for the Mo
The final of the Movember Brunz Big Bash is on tonight at Stan Thompson Oval, Brunswick Heads between the Black Salmon Roosters and the Ocean Shores Clubbers.
Culture Round-up – November 26, 2015
Bangalow welcomes new theatre company! The recently formed Bangalow Theatre Company get ready to stage their first-ever major production The Drowsy Chaperone at the Bangalow A&I Hall this week. Hailed by New York magazine as ‘the perfect Broadway musical’, The Drowsy...
Heroic effort by youth league
Down several key players for last Thursday’s round of the Summer Youth League, Byron Bay’s SAE-Qantm boys struggled to find their rhythm – and the Goonellabah net.
Etheridge’s call to change
Rock singer, songwriter, guitarist and activist – Melissa Etheridge has been speaking her truth since her self-titled debut release in 1988. Passionate about the need to embrace global change, Etheridge was personally asked by Al Gore to write the title...
Nick Xenophon speaks out against Coles and Woolworths
Senator Nick Xenophon didn’t hold back at a recent forum conducted by Northern Rivers Foods that considered food retailing trends and the impact of the food duopoly of Coles and Woolworths.
Girls like playing soccer best
Over the last 12 months, soccer has overtaken swimming as the most popular sporting activity among Australian kids, with one in two children aged 6–13 now playing the Beautiful Game.
Bali’s volcanic flight risk
Story and photos: Tracey Davis With the holidays just around the corner, Bali’s surf beaches promise a well-deserved break. What might prove the best holiday decision, however, is to give yourself peace of mind in case...
