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MOVIE REVIEW: Portman shines in grief-stricken Jackie Kennedy biopic

We all know the stories of the presidents who held office in the White House. Their administrations are their legacies, however it is to a lesser extent that we know the stories of the strong-willed women who stood beside them.

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Natalie Portman is mesmerising as grieving widow Jackie Kennedy in Jackie. Photo: Supplied

BOOK REVIEW: Empire’s Children provides sensitive examination of social divide in Sri Lanka’s tea plantations

Childhood friendships and the divide between social and ethnic groups are both common themes in literature and serve as a launching pad for Sri Lankan-Australian author Patricia Weerakoon in her novel, Empire’s Children (2015).

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Childhood friendships and the divide between social and ethnic groups are both common themes in literature, and both serve as a launching pad for Sri Lankan-Australian author Patricia Weerakoon in her award-winning novel, Empire’s Children. Photo: Supplied

MOVIE REVIEW: Moana re-treads familiar waters but will have the whole family swept away

Since the release of their debut feature Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in 1937, the Walt Disney Company has consistently released animated musicals with princess protagonists to critical and commercial acclaim.

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Moana (newcomer Auli’I Cravalho) fearlessly demands the obnoxious Demigod Maui (Dwayne Johnson) to join her on her epic voyage to save her island home. Image: Supplied

BOOK REVIEW: O’Brien unearths much awaited story on Bishop Martin Griver

Odhran O’Brien, Martin Griver: Unearthed, St Pauls publication, Sydney 2014.

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Unearthed; by Odhran O’Brien – the story of Perth Bishop Martin Griver. Australian Catholic University lecturer Dr Stefano Girola says that O’Brien’s goal to ‘make a distinct and valuable contribution to the history of religion in Australia’ has certainly been achieved by this book. Image: Supplied

MOVIE REVIEW: Sing may be off key but still delights

Back in 2010, Illumination Entertainment made their feature film debut with the release of the hugely successful, Despicable Me. Six years later, the company has continued to soar to become one of the biggest names in the animation industry.

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Image: WIN a SING prize pack. Image Supplied

MOVIE REVIEW: Believe a faith-driven movie with dramatic backbone

Evangelical Christian faith hovers in the background of the holiday-themed drama Believe (Freestyle). Though not as rose-coloured in its outlook as some religiously-inspired projects, the movie – which is suitable for most age groups – lacks polish.

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Shawnee Smith, Ryan O'Quinn, Danielle Nicolet and Issac Ryan Brown star in a scene from the movie Believe. The Catholic News Service classification is A-II - adults and adolescents. Photo: CNS /Believe the Film

True Blue WA story bound to captivate kids of all ages

Boxing Day is the biggest day at the Australian box office, when studios release their biggest titles to cash in on the holidays.

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Mick (Levi Miller) hugs his new best friend Blue (Phoenix) in Red Dog: True Blue. Photo: Supplied

MOVIE REVIEW: Trolls offers movie magic for the whole family to enjoy

After the major box office successes of Transformers, G.I. Joe and The Lego Movie comes Trolls, the latest toy franchise to transition from toy store to the big screen.

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Branch (Justin Timberlake) and Princess Poppy (Anna Kendrick), take the lead in one of the film’s many toe-tapping and infectious musical numbers. Image: Supplied

Celebrating 30 years of priestly vocation: Archbishop Timothy Costelloe shares his story

The Archbishop explained that he first heard God’s call to the priesthood when he was in primary school at St Peter’s, East Bentleigh, Victoria.

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On the occasion of his Ordination to the Episcopate, as Auxiliary Bishop of Melbourne, 15 June 2007, at St Patrick’s Cathedral, Melbourne. Photo: Supplied

MOVIE REVIEW: Arrival an ‘out of this world’ thought-provoking drama

On the surface, Arrival may appear like another stereotypical Hollywood doomsday epic.

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Dr Louise Banks (Amy Adams) shocks her colleagues, as she attempts to teach English to the aliens who have arrived on Earth. Photo: Supplied

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