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The setting of the story was changed from Melbourne to Sydney. [4] The film was shot at Ajax Studios at Bondi. It was the last movie shot at the studio before it closed. [1] It is now used as a haberdashery store. [citation needed] The studio hosted Michael Powell's Age of Consent and Ted Kotcheff's Wake in Fright among several others ...
The Removalist (Rob) is the man who moves the furniture out of Fiona and Kenny's house when they are separating. The Removalist represents the everyman who 'sits on the fence'. His main concern is getting paid for the work, and running off to the next 'job'. He represents another part of Australian society who are passive in times of crisis.
The Interview is a 1998 Australian psychological thriller film from writer-director Craig Monahan, and is the first of three films directed by Monahan: The Interview, Healing, and a 2024 adaptation [1] of David Williamson's The Removalists.
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Grace Removals was established in 1911 when retailer Grace Bros established a furniture removal division in Sydney. [1] [2] In the mid-1960s it expanded to operate in all states in Australia. [3] [4] In 1984, Grace Removals was purchased by Brambles. [5] In 1994 it was sold to Jim Thompson, the founder and owner of the Crown Worldwide Group. [6 ...
Golden sands, turquoise waters and a lush green golf course — Penny Poulter leads an almost idyllic life in one of Australia’s best kept secrets, Wallis Heads. But when this hidden coastal gem is discovered by the ruthless and immensely wealthy Alex Whittle, ambitious plans to put the town firmly on the tourist map spark a bitter rivalry.
The premiere 2013 production was reviewed by the Murdoch-owned Herald Sun but the review was never published. However reviews of the play were published in other Murdoch-owned newspapers. [5] The production was reviewed by The Washington Post [6] as an entry in the Kennedy Center’s World Stages International Theater Festival, March 2014.
The government announced an additional three removals and two closures on the Werribee line on 27 October 2022. [31] [32] Along with the four already removed on the Werribee line, these removals would make the line level crossing free by 2030, and allow for additional services and the construction of the Geelong Fast Rail project. [32]