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A spin on the colonial ‘missing child tale’, a collection of essays dissecting horror and a Miles Franklin nominee’s small masterpiece are among our critics' top picks for the month.

After the success of Love and Virtue, Reid returns with an intelligent and ambitious novel which takes its young characters seriously

Ellie will write a series of features on the aftermath of Communist rule in Albania

An unnecessary and uninspired expansion of the 2008 hit, based on John Ajvide Lindqvist’s novel, brings little to the table

For 60 years, Lachie Arnett's family has been breeding and exhibiting chickens, but the 21-year-old this year claimed the most coveted title for the first time with his beloved Elvis.

It will be hard to change his behaviour alone, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. But stand your ground – even if sleep-deprived

It’s natural to feel reluctant about hurting someone, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith, but staying hurts them more

Stories about the high school King and Queen, cool kids, outcasts, bullies, romance, friendships or even rivalry never get old in teen movies because there will always be a new generation who appreciate coming-of-age stories. Netflix's latest original Do Revenge is another teen comedy presented on the platform time and…

"There is truly no one scarier than a teenage girl," says writer-director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson ("Sweet/Vicious," "Someone Great") who puts that premise to the test in her second feature, "Do Revenge," a barbed Gen Z black comedy starring Camila Mendes ("Riverdale") and Maya Hawke ("Stranger Things").

MORE than 1000 people gathered in Glasgow on Wednesday night to demand urgent action on the cost-of-living event.

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