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Caton and Jacki Weaver , and three documentaries that are all up for the Documentary Australia Foundation Award For Australian Documentary - The Cambodian Space Project - Not Easy Rock'n'Roll , Freedom ... retrospective of 10 of his best works, curated by David Stratton . Love music? The Sounds On Screen contingent has you covered. Penchant for the movies of South Africa? Nashen Moodley

rhymes, and his BIGSOUND appearance will be his first such showing in Australia following his role as keynote speaker for the Nobel Peace Prize Forum and Princeton University. The albino ... Marshall Betts – The Windish Agency (USA) Meg Helsel – Grandstand Media (USA) Melissa Yong – Other Sounds / Village Sounds (SGP) Meredith Fraser – Panache Booking (USA) Paul Buck – Coda Agency (UK) Phil Waldorf

Canada — where he'll play at the CMW Official Showcase as well as Sounds Australia's  Sound Gallery  showcase with nine other locals — the performer played ... Sneaky Dee's on Friday, 8 May, at 9pm, and the following afternoon at Sounds Australia's Sound Gallery showcase at 12.40pm. Otherwise, see theGuide or bookmark HOWQUA

Human Rights Arts & Film Festival is — amongst the ranks of Australia’s smaller, ‘boutique’ film fests — the most interesting, best programmed, and culturally resonant. In its eight years ... come; flexible urban living for the teeming masses in an overpopulated planet. SUMÉ: THE SOUND OF A REVOLUTION Greenlandic ’70s rockers Sumé are barely known outside their homeland, where their

hung in there, things might happen.” It wasn’t as easy as it sounds though, as Wade concedes that many of his artists left to join bigger agencies after experience ... shows which is just fucking outrageous – not a huge amount of those were in Australia they were predominantly in America and Europe.” With ten years of working with copious amounts

released a couple of cool EPs — 1992’s Beasts Of Suburban and 1993’s Australia The Lucky Cunt (the title of which was soon changed to Censored Due To Legal ... appearing in Melbourne gig listings under the moniker Machiavelli And The Four Seasons (and sounding suspiciously like TISM), a song was released to radio called Jung Talent Time — a techno