Produced by Artin John and Kealani Kitaura In a time when getting anything off the ground in LA is nothing short of miraculous cameras will roll on independent horror feature Another in Hollywood The film stars The 100 ‘s Bob Morley and Night Court’s India de Beaufort and marks director Andy Chen’s highly anticipated transition into feature length story telling The film is produced by Chen’s longtime collaborators Artin John and Kealani Kitaura—and is shepherded by Range Media Partners including popular Youtuber and comedian Anna Akana (A Million Little Things) and horror legend Heather Langenkamp (A Nightmare on Elm Street) Penned by Chen and Alexander Hernandez-Maxwell an author struggling to cope after her brilliant scientist husband When Joey wakes one morning to find Ben making pancakes in their kitchen—as if nothing ever happened—her reality begins to fracture The team previously worked on Chen’s viral hits The Spider also produced by Artin and Kealani (starring Chandler Riggs, which registered millions of YouTube views in mere hours), Gateway Drug (which was optioned by Jeff Robinov), and live-action horror short Fiona Producer Artin John explains: > We’re a tight-knit indie “family” working off an exciting commercial script We’ve all done this together before and have developed a great shorthand—that’s the secret ingredient here and it’s an honor to support his feature debut and produce this film from both a creative and logistical standpoint with Kealani Kitaura I like to dream big and hop on the phone – that was the key to assembling this epic cast Our audience will be hooked and I’m confident there will be a bidding war Our highly efficient team includes: wizard production designer Alen Stubbs ( known for building spaceships overnight) and our very own in-house Deakins Connor Myers and capabilities uniquely positions us to deliver pictures of a certain caliber without premium budgets associated with major studio shows – and it’s just the start of investment opportunities we’ll offer for future projects Director Andy Chen adds: > “My ultimate goal with this is just to make something that I would enjoy watching myself This project is just a genre blending mash-up of all my favorite things — sci-fi along with lots of fun twists and cool practical effects We’ve built such an amazing team of talented creatives and close collaborators that even though we have huge scope ideas and only a modest budget I’m confident we’re going to pull off something really unique” Filming will take place at multiple locations in LA including Andy Chen’s Cinepacks Studios in Burbank With a state-of-the-art stage and an advanced video wall the studio gives indie filmmakers access to top-tier production resources without the Hollywood  price tag Producer and actor Artin John (currently filming a role in a major studio feature in Australia) brings extensive on-set experience with screen credits including SWAT His roles have ranged from Arab intellectuals and Italian mobsters to British rock stars His producing slate includes sci-fi feature Druuna based on the cult Italian graphic novel from the pages of Heavy Metal Magazine and the hospitality workplace comedy series Zafs Catering co-created and written with Christiaan Westerveld took home Best Short at the Fangoria Chainsaw Awards earning recognition alongside genre luminaries Jordan Peele and John Carpenter Andy Chen is represented by Range Media Partners Artin John is repped by Mercury Management (AU) and Integral Artists (CA) Bob Morley is repped by Brave Artists Management (LA) and Morrissey Management (AU) India de Beaufort is represented by Gersh and Think Tank Management Anna Akana is represented by Principal Entertainment and CAA Doug Jones is represented by Omnipop Talent Group and Heather Langenkamp is represented by Roe Management May’s the best month of the year – and our fashion expert’s serving up her must-haves to match the mood • The best women’s underwear for every occasion The best women’s underwear for every occasion with the best of the blossom and everyone wreathed in bank holiday smiles If you’re in the market for a little treat to celebrate I’ve got the just-loose-enough new-season jeans and the snap-up-now holiday shoes The Guardian’s journalism is independent. We will earn a commission if you buy something through an affiliate link. Learn more. I’ve also got an absolute steal of a wedding-guest dress and a great dupe for my favourite White Lotus sunglasses a couple of bits that I’ve snuck in just because I love them and I think you will Lee Rider loose straight jeans I’m not going to sugar-coat this any longer, people. Jeans that are at all clingy on your legs look dated now This is not about trying to look younger; it’s about not looking as if you’re stuck in the past If you make one change to your wardrobe in 2025 switching to a loose jean shape should be it I have found the holy grail of jeans for grownups which at 136 years old has almost as much heritage as that other denim brand beginning with L has a Rider loose straight jean in quality rigid denim and a generous but not floppy silhouette Photograph: Alice YoungNavy blue cape maxidress £72 at Next It has a covered-up drama that is very Claudia Winkleman on Strictly One of my shopping bugbears is that most “occasion” dresses – party frocks wedding guest outfits – seem to assume a temperature of about 24C which does not track with most British weddings olive or burgundy to make it most useful for daytime or evening Jelly slip-on ballet pumps £19.50 at M&S Stripe cotton shirt in blue £45 at John Lewis Read moreThis summer’s White Lotus-inspired sunglassesWinnie sunglasses Do you remember the sunglasses Chloe wore on the boat … in the White Lotus series 3 episode where they go to the full moon party With the pink Jacquemus swimsuit and sheer skirt and I think about them at least twice a day Free weekly newsletterGet the best shopping advice from the Filter team straight to your inbox We will earn a commission if you buy something through an affiliate link Cherry bead earrings £17.99 at Zara A few weeks back, I wrote about how the era of the plain hoop and simple chain is over Lots of you were quite cross with me about this because gold-hoops-with-everything was a helpful style shortcut that took one decision off your morning to-do list I recommend a whiz through Zara jewellery at some point It is always at the outsize and eccentric end of the spectrum Ikesia sandals £215 at Ancient Greek Sandals A Greek holiday calls for the perfect Greek sandals They’re an investment buy – £215 – but just the right balance of chic and practicality Ancient Greek Sandals are traditionally made in Greece in beautiful soft leather I like a slingback – they stay on better – and I hate a toe hoop which is a blister waiting to happen; but the brand has various shapes to suit what works for you Breah blouse £105 at Sézane I am a big fan of a blouse with a square neckline which is a wearable way to show some skin without feeling exposed by lots of cleavage which can tip it into tankard-of-beer-at-Oktoberfest territory when the look we are aiming for is more café au lait in Paris Sézane is a brand with a beautiful taste level in guipure lace made from recycled polyester has a vintage feel and elbow-length sleeves Sparkly knitted cape Those of you old enough to remember the pashmina will understand the solid-gold usefulness of a piece that you can wear over a fancy outfit to keep a chill off, without killing the vibe. This cape has the spirit of the pashmina, crossed with 2025’s passion for knitwear that drapes around your shoulders. It could be the top half of a look all by itself, over a T-shirt and jeans. It can also be draped around your shoulders, like a shimmering stole, to take your party dress outside or after dark. Read moreA dress for which I offer no justification except: look how gorgeous it isEmbroidered fringed dress £79.99 at Zara I try so hard to be practical and useful for you wonderful people there are pieces I want and desire and crave even if I can’t pretend for a moment that I need them I’m not going to make a logical case for this dress; I’m just putting it here because it’s gorgeous and unusual and affordable and maybe now and again Morley Stanwood's Matty Kozuch reacts after making the catch against Lakeview on Saturday. Laney Bongard delivers a pitch against Lakeview on Saturday. LEROY—Saturday’s semifinal game between Pine River and Morley Stanwood softball teams to open the three-team tournament was expected to be dramatic. Pine River rallied to tie the game and send it to extra innings and won it on the bottom of the eighth with Kylee Mumby’s walkoff basehit for a 6-5 win. Morley Stanwood scored a run the top of the seven on Laney Bongard’s solo home run. Pine River tied the game the bottom of the seventh 4-4. An RBI groundout by Aivree Christensen gave MS a 5-4 lead the top of the eighth. An error and Mumby’s double gave the Bucks the win. They would win the tournament by beating Lakeview later in the day. Taylor Schuberg took the pitching loss for MS. She went 7 2/3 innings. Bongard and Grayslin Walch led the Mohawks with two hits apiece. Bongard went all five innings allowing four hits and three runs over five innings Sarah Groendyke had four RBIs and two hits Matty Kozuch and Bongard had multiple hits “We played a good game,” Mohawk coach Lauren Darling said We strung a lot of hits together in the second day.” “We did really well as a team overall,” Schuberg said Morley Stanwood will play at Lakeview on Monday (May 5) John RaffelSports directorJohn Raffel is a Big Rapids native and has a bachelor's degree from Ferris State University. He is an active member of the Lutheran Church. The Ellenbrook Line will provide people in Perth’s growing north-eastern suburbs more transport choice At 21-kilometres long with five new stations the line is the city’s largest public transport project connecting people from Ellenbrook to Bayswater and the CBD The project is part of the METRONET program Perth’s largest investment in public transport our local team has supported the Public Transport Authority (PTA) and METRONET on the project across all stages including the business case and engineering and land use study We also worked on the detailed engineering design in a joint venture with Jacobs for the MELconnx Alliance (consisting of PTA and Laing O’Rourke) accessibility and collaboration guided our approach for a purposeful and people-centred design local communities will benefit from shorter commute times to work and education less congestion on Perth’s roads and new station-based community spaces the precincts around each station will shape vibrant communities with access to more housing To develop the project’s concept design Western Australia’s State Government and local councils in a series of option development workshops we co-designed objectives to guide the concept design reduced congestion and integrated transport and explored over 100 possible design options We then collaborated with Coniglio Ainsworth Architects and Place Laboratory on the concept design we combined the workshop outputs with our outputs from the project’s ‘Infrastructure Australia Business Case in the form of the Engineering and Land Use Planning study’ (ELUP) to create one concept design encompassing all design objectives. Throughout the workshops and ELUP process we formed a strong relationship with METRONET allowing our team to help shape the project and develop the best solution for the community For the detailed design stage, our digital engineering team created data-rich building information models (BIM) to provide timely design updates Each model was designed to the highest level of BIM development for construction and in compliance with the ISO19650 BIM framework and PTA’s BIM and asset management standards This approach provided a detailed and constructible 3D representation and guaranteed design compliance with industry regulations We created a common data environment (CDE) to share timely design updates with Laing O’Rourke Each project collaborator could access this single source of truth to track progress conduct 3D design reviews and communicate changes Following PTA’s digital delivery strategy we integrated comprehensive asset information for over 30,000 assets into our BIM models and integrated this information with PTA’s asset management system This approach facilitated efficient asset tracking during construction ensuring streamlined operations and effective asset lifecycle management the precincts around each station will shape vibrant communities accessibility and collaboration guided our approach for a purposeful Morley Station offers a dedicated bus interchange From day one we built an incredible team from scratch and now we have a thriving line Thanks go to Arup for providing a number of the vital skills that we needed METRONET / Laing O’Rourke / Jacobs We supported the Public Transport Authority (PTA) and METRONET on all project stages The precincts around each station will shape vibrant communities with access to more housing If you'd like to speak to one of our rail experts about any of the issues raised on this page or a potential collaboration then please get in touch by completing the form we’ve partnered with Food Loose Tours to bring you walking tours of Morley's best multicultural eateries Explore hidden gems and indulge in delicious food and drinks as you discover local foodie spots you might have otherwise missed A special festival price of $50 per person (+ booking fee) includes guided tour The tour will start at Progress Street Pocket Park (near Little Viet Restaurant Spots are limited so don't miss out – book your place today calming kind – not the drama-fuelled kind you secretly pine for while watching your favourite reality TV show As the founder and creative director of Tiny Disco, an advertising and content agency she runs alongside her husband, Stuart, Morley knows it’s character that drives any story – even your property search. “I knew I wanted something that had a lot of character,” says Morley. Morley and her husband were searching for a home for their young family that would grow with them through various life stages, while being close to work and school. They eventually found their dream home in Melbourne’s Windsor, but at first glance Morley almost dismissed it. “This one came up online and I was like ‘that’s not the one’, but my husband still went to check it out – then he came home and was like ‘I think you need to see it’,” explains Morley. After being convinced to inspect the house, Morley’s tune quickly changed – she could see the four-bedroom home’s potential. While the interiors of the Edwardian home were dated, the period charm of the building – from the ornate ceiling roses to stained-glass bay windows – was impossible to resist. “It just felt like it was meant to be our house,” she says. The Morleys have now lived in their home for two and a half years and have drastically changed the look and feel of the property, doing most of the work themselves. “The house really is the complete polar opposite to what it was when we bought it,” says Morley. “The interiors were dark, there was deep red carpet everywhere, really dark red curtains, the house needed a bit of a revamp.” One thing saved this reno to ensure it was done in four months Inside comedian Dave Hughes’ much-loved family home in St Kilda It wasn't the plan, but this couple built a home from scratch Morley’s approach was to strip the home back to basics. “The first day we got the keys I got a Stanley knife and just started ripping up all the carpet, my husband freaked out and I was like there’s no way we’re not going to have these original floorboards,” explains Morley, who then restored them. Saying goodbye to the burgundy walls came next with the only paint colour that had the chops to give this home a fresh start – white. “My mum always taught me once you get in a space and live in it you just want to splash it with white so you can see how the space lives.” There was one exception to this all-white rule – the kitchen, which Morley painted pink. “Pink is my joy colour. I have a setting on Marketplace for pink or pastel furniture – it’s a problem!” she confesses. “We couldn’t afford to renovate the kitchen, so one weekend I painted the kitchen pink and installed new handles.” Morley’s love of pink extends to a pink marble dinner table (which she jokingly refers to as her “third child”), and even Tiny Disco’s brand colour is pink. A self-proclaimed “DIY girl”, Morley has given new life to the bathrooms with a low-key makeover, in which she painted the tiles and updated the fixtures. Other previous updates include updating the garden and one of the family’s favourite rooms, “the library” (which also moonlights as a spare room for visiting relatives and work-from-home office space). This room, replete with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, is filled with the family’s book collection – and while it has no Dewey Decimal System in place, books are regularly borrowed from its shelves by friends and loved ones. “It was my dream to have a library and it’s honestly the thing that I saw and fell in love instantly – this big beautiful, huge room with shelves,” explains Morley. “I want to be an old woman surrounded by my books, and every night the kids run into the room and choose their books to read.” For Morley, a home isn’t just the walls of a structure; it’s people and memories that live within it. “I’m big on the people and my children, and having their drawings on the walls, conversations around the table and creating this atmosphere of living,” she says. .css-cpa16r{margin-left:12px;-webkit-transform:rotate(180deg) translateY(1px);-ms-transform:rotate(180deg) translateY(1px);transform:rotate(180deg) translateY(1px);}“I am not a perfect show home person, I really like seeing a little bit of mess or Texta on the table after my kids have done a really beautiful picture, I think that adds to so much to the home.” And of course, someone in Morley’s profession, she’s big on creating a mood. You can expect the windows open all summer, candles flickering all winter, and the family playlist humming in the background – always. The information on this website is intended to be of a general nature only and doesn't consider your objectives, financial situation or needs. where we are privileged to live and operate but try this soft shade with a golden-hour mellowness I’m talking to you in that delightful yellow you are wearing Please tell me you are indeed wearing yellow Because unless you have been hiding underneath a rock for the past two months you can’t have failed to notice that butter yellow is the new black The “new black” narrative is one of fashion’s most familiar plotlines and – bam – we all stop wearing the nice normal blue jeans and black jackets that we (a) like and (b) actually own and start wearing a completely different colour instead This is fundamentally a bit implausible on many levels and that hasn’t stopped “rags to riches with a side order of fairy godmother” from being the plot of a million films My point is this: I don’t expect you to take the butter-yellow trend completely literally It is not necessary to wear it head to toe Butter yellow is the best “new black” we’ve had in years If you are going to give a colour a headline slot in style Butter yellow is ideal: this is not a colour that one tends to wear by accident You don’t have to wear it as a dress or a suit A basket bag would be cuteIt is a fashion statement that tells the world that you are up to date with pop culture The backstory begins at Paris fashion week last year where Chloé led a revival of sunshine-coloured bohemian holiday dressing long sunshine-yellow dresses on the catwalk I also remember an oversized yellow parka jacket that was giving that’s-what-I-want-to-wear-at-Glastonbury vibes all the way back in October Free weekly newsletterThe only way to get a look behind the scenes of the Saturday magazine. Sign up to get the inside story from our top writers as well as all the must-read articles and columns, delivered to your inbox every weekend. Read moreI know what you’re thinking: it doesn’t suit me Nobody thinks they look their best in yellow People will tell you it brings out the worst in their skin colour Yellow is blamed for making blond hair look brassy blue-tinged citrus yellow has an acidic harshness that feels unrelaxing to look at If you are still concerned about how it reflects on your colouring just add a pop of a different colour at the neckline This could be a crewneck white T-shirt layered underneath your butter-yellow sweater so that a ribbon of white dazzles at your throat like a string of pearls Carefully snip the label out and wear it back to front.) Or it could be a navy sweater tied around your shoulders you can take the butter-yellow trend seriously without taking it literally you don’t have to wear it as a dress or a suit the fact that it might not make you look good is exactly why butter yellow does make you look good It might not reflect well on your complexion A butter-yellow shirt will be a brilliant beach cover-up this summer but in the meantime you can wear it with jeans A brilliant concert celebrating contemporary and classical works for cello and piano also explored the cello’s sonic properties with advanced playing techniques It seems that the expressive potential of the cello is limitless A 2024 Young Classical Artist Trust (YCAT) Artist Adelaide-born cellist James Morley is now based in Switzerland where he is completing a Master of Contemporary Music at the Musik-Akademie Basel was eagerly anticipated by his hometown audience Morley’s program fell into two very different halves exploring the sound of the cello and the kinds of music that can be made with it he was joined by Pinchgut Opera Artistic Director Erin Helyard at the piano for works by Beethoven James Morley performing at UKARIA Cultural Centre Morley opened with Benjamin Britten’s Canto primo: Sostenuto e largamente from his Cello Suite No one of three cello suites by Britten that were inspired by and dedicated to legendary Russian cellist Mstislav Rostropovich... Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Contribute to Limelight and support independent arts journalism The first evening of MSO’s Composing Australia series offered a thrilling and diverse survey of Australia’s art music world Log in to read the PDF version of Limelight's April 2025 magazine Liza Lim talks to Maddy Briggs about her curatorial vision for the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra’s 2025 Metropolis Festival Leading Black American countertenor Reginald Mobley talks about discovering his voice Erin Helyard takes us on a fantastic journey through Bach’s Baroque universe Simon Stone’s production of Kaija Saariaho’s final opera is a potent deep dive into what motivates an atrocity Check out our playlists from our latest issue Our free Weekly Newsletter delivers the latest arts news reviews and features to your inbox each Saturday Morley Stanwood's Aiden Miles fires a throw to firse base against Lakeview. LEROY – Morley Stanwood’s baseball team scored just enough ruins to take first-place honors on Saturday at the Pine River Invitational. The Mohawks defeated Pine River in the first game of the three-team round-robin format 9-1 but then lost to Lakeview 4-3. Pine River edged Lakeview 6-4. Morley Stanwood, 4-8 overall, won the tie breaker for fewer runs allowed, five. Pine River allowed 13 and Lakeview gave up nine. The Mohawks erupted for seven runs in the bottom of the fifth against Pine River to open the tournament. The Mohawks had nine hits with two apiece for Devin Garbow, Bo Slavens and Cody Mollette. Garbow had a double. Garbow was the winning pitcher, going all six innings and striking out six batters while allowing only four hits.  In the second game against Lakeview, the Mohawks were held to four hits, as was Lakeview but Morley Stanwood committed five defensive errors compared to none for the Wildcats. Anthony Balsitis had two hits for the Mohawks while Slaven had a hit and two RBIs. Garbow also had an RBI. Quin Garrett and Slavens both had doubles. “They got out to a lead and we tied it up and had a couple of throwing errors that hurt us We wound up (ending the game) with a runner on second The two teams will be seeing a lot of each other this week They are at Lakeview on Monday for a doubleheader and then host the Wildcats on Wednesday Jayden Phillips  and Ethan Schick did the pitching for the Mohawks Freiberg allowed three runs on four hits  the first three innings “I think we’re getting better hitting wise,” Phillips said “We had a few errors at the end that hurt us.” The ad-free version is ready for purchase on iOS mobile app today we couldn't find that page";var n=e.querySelector("h2");return n&&n.remove(),{staticContent:e,title:t}},d=function(e){var t=document.createElement("button");return t.innerText=e,t.classList.add("error-page-button"),t},f=function(e){var t=document.createElement("div");t.id="recirculation-404",t.classList.add("brand-hint-bg");var n="\n \n \n \n \n \n '.concat(e,' Tick here if you would like us to send you the author’s response The file could not be found for a number of reasons such as the file being moved or deleted. 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Click here to get back to where you came from Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time As the NRL launch its high-tackle crackdown a pep talk from Adrian Morley and reassuring words from coach Trent Robinson have steeled the Sydney Roosters for Friday’s showdown with South Sydney Clubs were emailed on Monday with an official warning after a review of last week’s games prompted the NRL to admit four players should have been sin-binned for on-field offences NRL head of elite competitions Graham Annesley told clubs “several incidents of foul play in round four where on-field action by match officials fell short of the policy that has been in place for several seasons … clubs should expect the required standard to be implemented throughout the remainder of the season.” Annesley added that “increased incidence of shoulder-to-head contact by defenders” was of particular concern But as his team prepared for their Allianz Stadium clash with the Rabbitohs Robinson insisted he wanted his players to retain a “red mist” mentality “We’ve always had players that play on the line and you want them to go to that line and not over it,” Robinson said on Thursday Adrian Morley is marched by referee Jared Maxwell in 2006.Credit: Fairfax So I understand that and our job is to make sure that ends up in our favour but that’s why we’re interested in watching.” Robinson invited club legend Morley to address the 2025 squad The English import was one of the most feared forwards of his era starring in the Roosters’ 2002 premiership win but also regularly finding himself on the sidelines due to suspension He made 113 appearances for the Tricolours and missed 26 games through suspension His NRL career ended prematurely in 2006 when he copped a seven-match ban for kneeing Canterbury hooker Corey Hughes There were only six rounds left in the season as we’ve just mentioned it before,” Robinson said of Morley’s guest appearance “He just talked about his journey over here his love of the Roosters and what it meant to him .. and then also the way that he played in the games.” Robinson said Morley relived the Roosters’ 2002 grand final triumph against the Warriors when he upped the ante with a physical onslaught in the second half and swung the match Roosters coach Trent Robinson.Credit: NRL Photos “He was the one that sort of stepped forward first,” Robinson recalled the player most likely to provide some Morley-style inspiration for the Roosters on Friday night is Spencer Leniu who has already served one suspension for a high tackle this season and last week engaged in a running battle with Gold Coast back-rower David Fifita South Sydney players Jai Arrow and Tavita Tatola were hopeful this week that Leniu might concede penalties through a lack of discipline but Robinson’s attitude is: “Let him play.” “I’ve had to coach those guys before that are on the edge and find their way,” Robinson said “There’s no sitting down in an office and talking to them about how to regulate that who has been cleared to return after missing the first four games through injury is another who can struggle to contain the “red mist” it turns into a fog,” Robinson said with a smile He added that he had “huge respect” for Mitchell who helped the Roosters win the 2018 and 2019 grand finals before his move to Redfern “I just see him as an incredible player and he’s definitely a fullback Robinson has no qualms about potentially sharing Allianz Stadium with Souths amid reports that the Rabbitohs are lobbying to leave their long-time base at Homebush “So I can understand that would be on the agenda at some point .. NRL is Live and Free on Channel 9 & 9Now Michael Chammas and Andrew “Joey” Johns dissect the upcoming NRL round, plus the latest footy news, results and analysis. Sign up for the Sin Bin newsletter. As the NRL launch , a pep talk from Adrian Morley and reassuring words from coach Trent Robinson have steeled the Sydney Roosters for Friday\\u2019s showdown with South Sydney. Clubs were emailed on Monday with an official warning after a review of last week\\u2019s games prompted the NRL to admit four players should have been sin-binned for on-field offences. In the email, NRL head of elite competitions Graham Annesley told clubs \\u201Cseveral incidents of foul play in round four where on-field action by match officials fell short of the policy that has been in place for several seasons \\u2026 clubs should expect the required standard to be implemented throughout the remainder of the season.\\u201D Annesley added that \\u201Cincreased incidence of shoulder-to-head contact by defenders\\u201D was of particular concern. But as his team prepared for their Allianz Stadium clash with the Rabbitohs, Robinson insisted he wanted his players to retain a \\u201Cred mist\\u201D mentality. \\u201CWe\\u2019ve always had players that play on the line and, yeah, you want them to go to that line and not over it,\\u201D Robinson said on Thursday. \\u201CSometimes they do, but that\\u2019s what makes them unique. So I understand that and our job is to make sure that ends up in our favour, but that\\u2019s why we\\u2019re interested in watching.\\u201D To reinforce that message, Robinson invited club legend Morley to address the 2025 squad. The English import was one of the most feared forwards of his era, starring in the Roosters\\u2019 2002 premiership win, but also regularly finding himself on the sidelines due to suspension. In six seasons at Bondi Junction, Morley was suspended 11 times. He made 113 appearances for the Tricolours and missed 26 games through suspension. His NRL career ended prematurely in 2006 when he copped a seven-match ban for kneeing Canterbury hooker Corey Hughes. There were only six rounds left in the season. \\u201CHe talked about the red mist, as we\\u2019ve just mentioned it before,\\u201D Robinson said of Morley\\u2019s guest appearance. \\u201CHe just talked about his journey over here, his love of the Roosters and what it meant to him ... how it sort of changed his life, and then also the way that he played in the games.\\u201D Robinson said Morley relived the Roosters\\u2019 2002 grand final triumph against the Warriors when he upped the ante with a physical onslaught in the second half and swung the match. \\u201CHe was the one that sort of stepped forward first,\\u201D Robinson recalled. In the absence of Victor Radley, who has a cheekbone injury, the player most likely to provide some Morley-style inspiration for the Roosters on Friday night is Spencer Leniu, who has already served one suspension for a high tackle this season and last week engaged in a running battle with Gold Coast back-rower David Fifita. South Sydney players were hopeful this week that Leniu might concede penalties through a lack of discipline, but Robinson\\u2019s attitude is: \\u201CLet him play.\\u201D \\u201CI\\u2019ve had to coach those guys before that are on the edge and find their way,\\u201D Robinson said. \\u201CThere\\u2019s no sitting down in an office and talking to them about how to regulate that. The more games they play, the more they experience there, they\\u2019ll know what\\u2019s right and wrong. \\u201CBut you want them to push it as well. If someone\\u2019s talking about him, then he\\u2019s had an effect, and I want him to continue to do that.\\u201D Souths superstar Latrell Mitchell, who has been cleared to return after missing the first four games through injury, is another who can struggle to contain the \\u201Cred mist\\u201D. \\u201CHopefully, it turns into a fog,\\u201D Robinson said with a smile. He added that he had \\u201Chuge respect\\u201D for Mitchell, who helped the Roosters win the 2018 and 2019 grand finals before his move to Redfern. \\u201CI see him as an amazing player,\\u201D he said. \\u201CI just see him as an incredible player and he\\u2019s definitely a fullback. But he\\u2019s also an amazing centre.\\u201D Meanwhile, Robinson has no qualms about potentially sharing Allianz Stadium with Souths, amid reports that the Rabbitohs are lobbying to leave their long-time base at Homebush. \\u201CStadia is a different beast, and it\\u2019s a business,\\u201D Robinson said. \\u201CSo I can understand that would be on the agenda at some point ... people rent this ground all the time, it just won\\u2019t ever be their home.\\u201D Michael Chammas and Andrew \\u201CJoey\\u201D Johns dissect the upcoming NRL round, plus the latest footy news, results and analysis. . Play Duration: 7 minutes 57 seconds7m Brought to you by Plans were first announced for a major redevelopment of the Morley Galleria shopping centre 2013. Eleven years on, the community is losing patience at the lack of progress. State MP for Morley, Amber-Jade Sanderson, told Nadia Mitsopoulos on ABC Radio Perth the centre was now "a shadow of its former self". "It's tired, it is run down, there are a lot of empty shops and it is in dire need of redevelopment. It is nowhere near the standard of other shopping centres," she said. Ms Sanderson said the shopping centre, which includes a cinema, Myer, Kmart and numerous small retail stores, and is close to the Morley Bus Station and new Morley railway station, was an important hub for the community. "I live locally with my family and I encourage the community to use the Galleria because it's such an important employment and social centre for Morley, but it's not the amenity that the community deserves," she said. She said it seemed like the owners had been preparing for work to commence for some time. "They've also been so close to the redevelopment that they've closed down whole areas of the shopping centre, and it just looks like it's completely dead. "When I go there on the weekends, the staff ask me in the shops, what is happening here? "And my view now is if they don't start this redevelopment this year, then they should sell the asset to someone who will." So far the only progress that has been made towards redevelopment is the relocation of a Water Corporation water compensating basin, from an area close to the cinema which is earmarked for expansion, to a section of car park next to the Morley Bus Station. But far from providing reassurance to locals that the redevelopment is on-track, Ms Sanderson said the relocated water basin, needed to manage storm water in the catchment, caused dismay when the covering fences finally came down. While the artist's impression of the development showed the water basin integrated with a new plaza on Russell Street to create an inviting outdoor space, she said the reality was mostly concrete. "They invested more than $20 million in that movement, and that was a really strong indication of their commitment," Ms Sanderson said. "But when the boards came down and the community saw what they had actually done, and I will say Water Corp are partly responsible for the aesthetic here, the community were pretty horrified by that basin. "I met with them and was very direct, and I said this would never have been acceptable in the western suburbs, but for some reason, that was reasonable in Morley. "The state government has provided money for a bit of beautification to soften it. "And we need the redevelopment to work around that and make it a much more appealing amenity." The Galleria is owned by Vicinity Centres, which owns major shopping malls around Australia. In a statement, a spokesperson for the company said, "Vicinity Centres is working hard to meet its commitments on the revitalisation of Galleria and delivering a contemporary centre that meets the retail, entertainment and leisure needs of the community." "Our priority is to continue to support our retailers and customers and we look forward to progressing with our planned investment in the future of Galleria." Ms Sanderson said she had spoken to Vicinity on numerous occasions asking for a clear timeframe for the redevelopment to start. "There's no question that COVID fundamentally changed the construction market, but this has been on the cards since 2013, six years before the pandemic, and they failed to make any meaningful progress," she said. "We know that there's a challenged construction environment, but there are a number of ways to manage that. "The community has run out of patience. The promises seem empty. "We are calling on them to either show that commitment and start the redevelopment or sell it to someone who will." Listeners to ABC Radio Perth agreed the centre needed to refreshed. Shane: "I went to Morley Galleria last year, was shocked to see a "ghost town" like experience. Many empty shops or vinyl wrap covered ones — feel for workers there." Cam: "I went to the Galleria to meet a friend last month on a Saturday … as soon as I walked in the door, the silence was jarring. Then, when I went to the top floor, everything was boarded up except a cafe, a sports shoe store, and a second-hand bookshop. Incredibly sad as it was such a beautiful, shiny shopping centre when it first opened. Jenny: "I live in Bayswater and the Galleria is my local. It serves its purpose and in spite of it still looking from the early 1990s I love to visit and support it, but it does deserve some love." Morley Galleria shopping centre entrance.(ABC News: Emma Wynne) Download the ABC listen app to text and call your favourite live radio Sign up to receive the TV WEEK e-Newsletter and offers we choose to share with you straight to your inbox  By joining, you agree to our Privacy Policy & Terms of Use Despite both starring on Australian soaps Home and Away and Neighbours and even despite both being Australian, Bob Morley and Eliza Taylor didn’t cross paths until they were cast in sci-fi drama The 100 in 2011 Fans of The 100 watched the show and begged for their characters Bellamy and Clarke to fall in love as the look in their eyes and the way they held each other was unlike any other love story the seeds of their real life love story were merely trickling through the characters However, if you’re not familiar with The 100, it is available for streaming in Australia on Apple TV+ for the curious readers.  the pair kept their relationship very private Even their wedding ceremony which took place in Hawaii on May 5 2019 was kept extremely hush-hush until Eliza’s shock announcement “Recently I married my best friend and soulmate @WildpipM,” Eliza wrote on Twitter “We are very happy and ask that you keep your comments kind and respect our privacy at this time.” writing: “This is something we both cherish very deeply and are beyond happy Please remember to be respectful and kind to one another.” In March 2022, their duo expanded with the arrival of their first child together, a boy called Henry getting to a joyous day as “Mama” and “Papa” bear was not easy after Eliza suffered a miscarriage year prior Bob added some permanent ink to his arm – a father penguin and his chick “I got this tattoo at a turning point in my life things don’t always work out as planned but the lessons learnt have made me a better human,” he wrote on Instagram Eliza and Bob have kept their son’s face out of the media Often posting photos of the little bub from behind or casually hiding his face from the camera But one thing we do know about the now one-year-old is he loves Australia or at least Bob loves showing him wildlife Down Under the kookaburras… It’s quite awesome especially when you’ve got a little kid and they’re just like “Having a child and coming back to where you grew up you realise there are some quite magical things.” Start your love journey for FREE today, with eHarmony It was quite a few months of not seeing little Henry on Instagram but the proud parents shared a collection of photos featuring his growing locks Eliza and Bob finished a staggering 21 kilometre run together to which the actress thanked her hubby for staying by her side never did I think I could run 21kms,” she began “But here we are at the finish line and I’m so proud Couldn’t have done it without my best friend beside me the whole run families across the nation celebrated Father’s Day in June including our beloved Aussie couple Bob and Eliza who tributed her “stud” of a husband “Happy Father’s Day to this absolute STUD 😍 You’re such an incredible Dad to our little man We love you to the moon and back,” she captioned the above photo the happy couple took a night off their parenting duties for a night in “Philly.” both Eliza and Bob shared heartwarming tributes to each other on Instagram – which brought a little tear to our eye “HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to my best friend my dream guy — You just make everything better I love you so fricken much!!!!” Eliza wrote Meanwhile, Bob penned: “Happy Anniversary! This post can’t even come close to the ocean of love, gratitude, respect, and admiration I have for you @elizajaneface The little family went for a lovely stroll with Henry taking control of dog-walking duties So very grateful to have these beings in my life feel like I could burst,” Bob captioned the adorable photo above of his growing Henry and Eliza Just when we thought we couldn’t love these two any more… Eliza shares this adorable picture Even fans were ecstatic over the rare photo with one commenting: “WAKE UP EVERYONE MOM AND DAD POSTED” We don’t get many photos of little Henry but we just relish in the adorable snapshots when we can Eliza admitted she could watch her two boys all day – how cute “Three years ago today we stood atop a big green mountain and said “I do” to a life of loving one another So much has happened in those three years,” Eliza wrote on Instagram You are a wonderful father and a spectacular husband Eliza shared this snap of little Henry’s foot “Though sleep is well and truly a thing of the past we could not be happier,” she captioned the photo Eliza and Bob’s fans were thrilled and shock to discover the young actress was pregnant The love birds have been married since 2019 Plus would you just look at their matching aprons The pair first met on the set of sci-fi drama After completing a Bachelor of Communication majoring in Journalism and Media Production She is currently the Senior Digital Content Producer on Now To Love writing predominately for TV Week while managing all its social media platforms fashion and reality TV before donning her best outfit to interview some of Australia's favourites at a red carpet Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInFor the complete obituary, click here. Luke Morley has released his second single ‘Natural High,’ from his forthcoming album ‘Walking On Water,’ alongside a vibrant new music video This uplifting track encapsulates the sheer joy of being alive strolling down a sunlit street with a catchy tune in your head the upbeat song is a nice escape into a world where everything feels just right The single arrives ahead of the highly anticipated album ‘Walking On Water,’ set for release on August 1 which was praised by Rushonrock as their Red Hot Track of the Week “Walking On Water’s drenched in authenticity.” Luke shares his inspiration for ‘Natural High,’ saying “‘Natural High’ is the first song I wrote for the album and it’s extremely simple which is why I knew it had to be a single The sun was out for the first time in weeks so I went for a walk along the seafront in Brighton where I live and everyone had a smile on their face for a change We are weather obsessed over here and you can actually feel people’s moods shift when it’s warm and the skies are clear ‘Natural High’ is all about feeling that collective buzz we get in the sunshine when just for a moment things don’t seem quite so bad!” Luke is preparing for a UK tour and is looking forward to performing live “I took a bit of persuading to tour with the last album as I wasn’t sure whether I’d enjoy the role of lead singer and frontman but once I’d come to terms with doing it my own way I really enjoyed it so there’s no hesitation with this album; I can’t wait!” DEAD KENNEDYS Announce ‘Give Me Dystopia or Give Me Death’ Australia & New Zealand Tour SMITH / KOTZEN New Album Black Light / White Noise Out Now THE MILK MEN, one of the most popular and well-known blues rock bands on the UK circuit, are releasing a live album recorded at their very own festival, Milkfest, held in February for charity at […] Luke Morley’s solo album Songs from The Blue Room lands UK Official Chart Success including a #1 spot in the Indie Breaker Albums charts.  Luke Morley reached the top of the charts with his acclaimed […] “‘Killed by Cobain’ looks back at a strange time in my career when Thunder were on the brink of success in the USA,” Luke reflects, “We had a single in the Top 50; we’d sold 250,000 albums […] last seen near North Wollongong rock pool has been found safe and well All articles from our website & appThe digital version of Today's PaperBreaking news alerts direct to your inboxInteractive Crosswords Sudoku and TriviaAll articles from the other regional websites in your areaContinueHe was last seen near the North Wollongong rock pools about 2pm on Wednesday when he failed to return home and was not seen for the next two days police had established he was in the Fairy Meadow area around 2.40pm on Thursday Police have thanked the public for assisting in the search for him On December 9, 2024, police revealed they found clothes in rugged bushland at Figtree in their search for missing Wollongong woman Pauline Sowry, who was last seen in December 1993. If you have information on Cooper or other missing people in the Illawarra, contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. Nadine Morton covers emergency services and breaking news for the Illawarra Mercury. She takes pride in regional journalism which she believes is crucial to informing our towns and cities. Have a story? Email her at nadine.morton@austcommunitymedia.com.au Today's top stories curated by our news team. Also includes evening update. Grab a quick bite of today's latest news from around the region and the nation. Catch up on the news of the day and unwind with great reading for your evening. Get the editor's insights: what's happening & why it matters. Going out or staying in? Find out what's on. Love footy? We've got all the action covered. The latest news, results & expert analysis. Get the latest property and development news here. Find out what's happening in local business. 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Any hope of a return to the glory days of Morley Galleria have all but disappeared as plans for a multimillion-dollar redevelopment of the shopping centre appear abandoned Four years since Victoria-based Vicinity Centres announced a deferral of the $350 million expansion locals and members of parliament are demanding answers Morley Galleria has been described as a run-down half empty shopping centre.Credit: Facebook City of Bayswater Mayor Filomena Piffaretti took to social media on Wednesday to lash co-owners Vicinity and Perron Group for their inaction I have made it a priority to engage with the Galleria owners and encourage swift redevelopment,” she said “I have respected the confidentiality of those discussions and have tried to work with the owners I no longer have faith in Vicinity’s promises nor in their ability to actually deliver any redevelopment.” She went on further to accuse Vicinity of “neglecting” the shopping centre and its long-term tenants and loyal customers “Vicinity continues to ignore the impact on our community of a run-down half-empty shopping centre at our doorstep,” she said with one commenting; “It makes absolutely no sense why Vicinity is letting what was once a bustling beloved city hub turn into a practically empty building” “It’s so sad seeing all the local businesses I’ve grown up with in Morley closing up shop or relocating … it’s time for them to pass Galleria on to a company that will actually make it what it deserves to be,” the commenter continued An artist’s impression from 2016 of the $350 million redevelopment of Galleria Shopping Centre The push for Vicinity to sell the property is being led by Morley MP Amber-Jade Sanderson after she started a petition titled; “Start it or sell it” I remember how much our town centre changed when the Morley Galleria first opened,” she said “It was a fantastic new facility in 1988 [to the final stage built in 1994] but has not been upgraded to meet the needs of our growing community in 2024.” A spokesperson for Vicinity Centres said while the retail property group remained committed to the revitalisation it was unable to confirm a start date “Vicinity Centres is working hard to meet its commitments on the revitalisation of Galleria and delivering a contemporary centre that meets the retail entertainment and leisure needs of the community,” they said “Our priority is to continue to support our retailers and customers and we look forward to progressing with our planned investment in the future of Galleria.” Alleged drug dealers forced to forfeit $640,000 – and luxury watches WA ‘must adopt yes attitude to apartments’ as housing completions drop Mining groups lobbied PM to weaken environment reforms, documents show saying her patience had \\u201Crun out\\u201D I have made it a priority to engage with the Galleria owners and encourage swift redevelopment,\\u201D she said \\u201CI have respected the confidentiality of those discussions and have tried to work with the owners I no longer have faith in Vicinity\\u2019s promises nor in their ability to actually deliver any redevelopment.\\u201D She went on further to accuse Vicinity of \\u201Cneglecting\\u201D the shopping centre and its long-term tenants and loyal customers \\u201CVicinity continues to ignore the impact on our community of a run-down half-empty shopping centre at our doorstep,\\u201D she said \\u201CIt\\u2019s past time \\u2013 enough is enough.\\u201D with one commenting; \\u201CIt makes absolutely no sense why Vicinity is letting what was once a bustling beloved city hub turn into a practically empty building\\u201D \\u201CIt\\u2019s so sad seeing all the local businesses I\\u2019ve grown up with in Morley closing up shop or relocating \\u2026 it\\u2019s time for them to pass Galleria on to a company that will actually make it what it deserves to be,\\u201D the commenter continued The push for Vicinity to sell the property is being led by Morley MP Amber-Jade Sanderson after she started a petition titled; \\u201CStart it or sell it\\u201D I remember how much our town centre changed when the Morley Galleria first opened,\\u201D she said \\u201CIt was a fantastic new facility in 1988 [to the final stage built in 1994] but has not been upgraded to meet the needs of our growing community in 2024.\\u201D \\u201CVicinity Centres is working hard to meet its commitments on the revitalisation of Galleria and delivering a contemporary centre that meets the retail entertainment and leisure needs of the community,\\u201D they said \\u201COur priority is to continue to support our retailers and customers and we look forward to progressing with our planned investment in the future of Galleria.\\u201D The poet Professor David Morley of the University of Warwick Writing Programme has been elected a Fellow of The Royal Society of Literature The Fellowship is one of the highest honours for a writer It encompasses the most distinguished authors working in the English language The Royal Society of Literature is Britain’s national charity for the advancement of literature It acts as a voice for the value of literature and engaging people in appreciating literature Election as Fellow of the RSL is a uniquely prestigious honour New Fellows are offered the choice of signing the Society’s Roll Book with the pen of T.S Lord Byron or – new this year - George Eliot In keeping with the honour being for his poetry Professor Morley teaches on Warwick’s Writing Programme and is a recent winner of The Ted Hughes Award for New Work in Poetry for his collection The Invisible Gift and The Cholmondeley Award for achievement in poetry from The Society of Authors ‘My election to The Royal Society came out of the blue It’s a huge honour for my poetry to be recognised by other writers in this way and Fellowship of the RSL is a great boost The RSL has an excellent schools outreach programme which I’m looking forward to being involved with I hope to encourage more students from diverse and less privileged backgrounds to study creative writing at university and become authors themselves’ Photo of Professor Morley is the copyright of Graeme Oxby Senior Press and Media Relations Manager – University of Warwick: Press enquiries / +44 (0)7392 125 605 Contact an Expert Contact an Expert Meet the Team Meet the Team We use cookies to give you the best online experience Please let us know if you agree to functional You can update your cookie preferences at any time Sudoku and TriviaAll articles from the other regional websites in your areaContinueThe teenager played 16 minutes in Warrnambool Seahawks' season-opener on Saturday He scored four points and had two assists as the Seahawks started the 2025 men's division one basketball season with a road loss to Craigieburn Eagles "I got selected to play one game last year but I didn't get on," Morley said It was very nerve-racking but I was very excited to be out there "I just have to adjust to the different level it is compared to what I've been playing at (in the Country Basketball League) can play a wing role and prides himself on his defensive attributes Rupert Morley is eager to establish his spot in Warrnambool Seahawks' rotation Picture by Justine McCullagh-Beasy"A few of the older lads give tips every now and then and the new lad Cory (Jones) has given me some good tips because he used to play in Geelong," he said Worm (John Wormald) and Arciam (Lallemand) has been good." who works as a third-year apprentice chef at Port Fairy's Bank Street and Co said Big V allowed him to fulfill a passion "I was originally doing footy and then I picked up basketball through some individual sessions and did under-12s," he said View +7 PhotosGallery: Big V training - Warrnambool Seahawks and Mermaids"I have just always been more drawn to it and enjoy it a lot more I still love footy and watching footy but basketball is more where I find my passion." Warrnambool hosts its first home games of the season at the Arc on Saturday The Mermaids play Warrandyte Venom from 5.30pm and the Seahawks tip off against Coburg Giants at 7.30pm Sports journalist with an interest in feature reporting. Email: justine.mc@austcommunitymedia.com.au Today's top stories curated by our news team. Keep up with netball news from across the region. THE Morley-Ellenbrook line will officially open on Sunday December 8 with the journey from Ellenbrook to Perth expected to take about 31 minutes The 21km Ellenbrook line starts at Bayswater station Under the state government's two-zone fare cap riding the train will only cost commuters in the north-eastern suburbs $4.16 with a SmartRider – with free fares on Sundays and free travel for school students throughout the week Other journey times will be 27 minutes from Whiteman Park 19 minutes from Noranda and 17 minutes from Morley jointly funded by the commonwealth and state governments has created about 6500 jobs throughout construction a community event will be held on December 8 with regular passenger services to commence the next day The community event will include family-friendly entertainment at each of the five new stations including free sausage sizzles Further details about the community event will be announced closer to the opening date Transport Minister Rita Saffioti said she was thrilled for the communities in the north-east who had waited so long for the train line “This train line will be a game changer for these communities offering affordable and reliable transport options to get around our city,” she said he knew how life-changing a rail line could be for suburban communities “This Metronet project will transform the north-eastern suburbs providing affordable or free public transport on a world-class rail network for tens of thousands of local families,” he said Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news Sign up for our email to enjoy London without spending a thing (as well as some options when you’re feeling flush) By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. London What’s the most London-y thing you can think of it’s not red double-deckers, or Big Ben And it’s not Perello olives or Lime bikes either Now, Morley’s is going to be officially inducted into the London hall of fame, as the sign from the original chicken shop will go in display at the new London Museum (FKA the Museum of London) when it reopens at its new site in 2026.  the London Museum has acquired the sign from the first Morley’s that opened in Sydenham in the ‘80s It will become part of the new museum’s Hanging Out display celebrating the places London’s communities come together Founded in 1985 by Sri Lankan-born Kannalingam ‘Indran’ Selvendran – who moved to London from his native Colombo in the 1970s – Morley’s has grown from a single south London shop into a full chain now with outposts all over the city and elsewhere including Brighton and Milton Keynes. It has remained a family business with Selvendran’s son Shan taking over as managing director in 2009.  chief executive of Morley’s said: ‘Ever since our beginnings as a small family-run shop it was always my father’s dream to make Morley’s a household name Through his passion for community and flavour he built a loyal presence in south London - laying the foundation for where we are today ‘Although his unexpected passing meant he wasn't here to see just how far we've grown Dad’s vision lives on – and it means the world to see our story being recognised by London Museum Morley’s means so much to so many people – as part of their own lives and heritage so this moment is also for everyone who has been a part of that journey.’ The V&A East Storehouse has just revealed details of its first events and exhibits.  Plus: Iconic New York jazz club Blue Note wants to open a venue in London Stay in the loop: sign up to our free Time Out London newsletter for the best of the city Get the latest and greatest from the Big Smoke – from news and reviews to events and trends. 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Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! tiktokfacebooktwitteryoutubeAbout us Contact us WA Police are currently looking for details concerning a crash which took place in Morley recently Road Policing Group North officers are calling for information relating to a traffic incident that happened on Sunday the sixth of October an Apollo Ghost E-scooter and a white van… approximately 20m prior to Thornton Street,” stated a police spokesperson                                 Advertisement “The 20-year-old male rider of the E-scooter sustained serious injuries and was conveyed to Royal Perth Hospital for treatment “The female driver of the vehicle stopped briefly before driving away.” Police are calling for anyone who saw the vehicles before the crash Crime Stoppers can be contacted online at www.crimestopperswa.com.au or over the phone at 1800 333 000 Police also stated that any CCTV, mobile phone, or dash camera footage concerning the incident can be sent to police through the following link: https://wapf.au.evidence.com/axon/community-request/public/061024100211694 You must be logged in to post a comment WAMN ESHOP Dismiss LondonThe singers were on wonderfully expressive form for this performance of Hugo Wolf’s song cycle – one of music’s great disquisitions on the nature of love a sequence of brief vignettes (“little things” they are called in the opening song) that gradually coalesces into one of music’s great disquisitions on the nature of love who fashion tales and dramas from the collection by reordering and restructuring it they simply gave us the songs in the published order – still the best approach to the work which ultimately dispenses with narrative and forges coherence and unity from juxtapositions of music by turns ecstatic meanwhile between Morley’s bright soprano and Montague Rendall’s silky-smooth baritone served as a reminder that the two singers effectively inhabit different emotional territory All this gives the Liederbuch its own internal sense of drama sounded exquisite in Auch kleine Dinge at the start was tellingly poised between tenderness and mockery in Wie lange schon and reeled off her catalogue of lovers with gleeful abandon in the final Ich hab’ in Penna einen Liebsten was all intense introspection and passionate restraint with its hovering vocal line and shifting but narrow dynamic range passed from rapt contemplation to near insanity perhaps of Wolf’s own mental collapse shortly after completing his Liederbuch So much happens in the piano in this music and Martineau probed every figuration and emotional shift with great finesse The only encore – and the evening’s only actual duet – was Bei Männern from Mozart Die Zauberflöte We rely on your support for our independence ​Jefferson Morley is an American journalist and author renowned for his extensive investigations into the assassination of President John F he spent 15 years at The Washington Post and has contributed to outlets like Salon and The Intercept Morley is the editor of the “JFK Facts” Substack newsletter and co-hosts The JFK Facts Podcast including Our Man in Mexico and The Ghost which delve into CIA operations and figures linked to JFK’s assassination As vice president of the Mary Ferrell Foundation he advocates for transparency in JFK-related records We have sent a link to your registered email address to reset your password Unique Insights from 2,500+ Contributors in 90+ Countries I understand and agree that my personal information will be collected, stored and used, in accordance with the PGA of Australia's privacy policy They needed extra holes but Dylan Knox and Justin Morley have kept alive their hopes of a maiden Pampling Plate victory in an enthralling day of matchplay competition at Caboolture Golf Club Both Knox and Morley finished outside the top eight Associates who received a first round bye on Tuesday morning so endured a gruelling day before booking their place in the quarter-finals on Wednesday morning Knox accounted for Jordan Hampson 5&4 in Round 1 as Morley recorded a dominant 7&6 win over Ben Scholl The afternoon matches would go beyond the 18 regulation holes as Damon Stephenson and James Bonnor pushed their opponents all the way Knox would ultimately get the better of Stephenson on the second extra hole while Morley was forced to a third extra hole before finally accounting for Bonnor he needed to birdie both the 19th and 20th holes to get beyond Queensland’s No.1-ranked Associate and into the final eight I pulled a LAB putter out of the boot of my mate’s car this morning and just put it straight into play I knew I had to put it close playing against Damon so I’m pretty proud of myself that I held on there.” Morley’s victory over Bonnor was even more miraculous given he was 3-down with just four holes to play and facing an early exit “I hadn’t really had anything drop all day so was just hanging in there and playing steady Made a really good par on 17 to get back to square and then on 18 missed a seven-footer to win it and then went to extra holes “James was in really close on the 19th but I managed to finally get one to drop from about 25-30 feet which was huge The extra-time thrillers were just two of four matches that went the distance on Tuesday afternoon All four featured a standard of golf worthy of a final but it was Jack Wright and Ben Hollis who joined Knox and Morley in the quarter-finals Wright edged Jordan Rooke 1 up while Hollis won the final hole to complete a 2 up win over Adam Teale Joining those four in the quarter-finals are the No.1 qualifier from Monday’s strokeplay Jones advanced with a 5&4 win over Jaime Lansi and Wunderlich completed a 3&2 win over Josh Holbrook Round 1 and 2 results 6:40am            Dylan Knox v Campbell Jones 6:47am            Zach Ion v Jack Wright 6:54am            Ben Hollis v Reilly Wunderlich 7:01am            Justin Morley v Conor Whitelock For the latest news and scores on Australian golf Subscribe 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