Myf Warhurst
“A lot of what I do is fun, and brings fun to others,” says our cover star Myf Warhurst. “I’m just happy to have always been of the thought that, if it helps somebody or brings them joy, then that’s what I can do.”
A self-described “radical poptimist”, Myf’s deep knowledge of and love for all music has made her a household name. And now, with the triumphant return of popular quiz show Spicks and Specks, Warhurst tells us why it’s important to do what makes your heart sing. food insecurity
More highlights in this edition:
- Right now, millions of Australians are facing food insecurity for the first time in their lives. We visit a community food hub in Adelaide to understand how organisations like these are dealing with unprecedented demand as the cost-of-living crisis bites.
- Oscar-nominee Lily Gladstone talks about their new film Fancy Dance, a wrestle with tradition, trauma and coming of age.
- Actor Jodie Comer on finding courage and confidence through the women she plays on screen, including her latest role as a funny, fast-talking greaser girl in The Bikeriders.
- Muruwari rapper, composer and multi-instrumentalist DOBBY tells us about the rivers and communities that shaped him and his debut record.
- In The Big Picture, photographer Ciril Jazbec pays witness to the disappearing way of life for the Greenlandic Inuit community on the island town of Ummannaq.
- Author Alice Robinson digs deep for her third novel If You Go – and tells us how she found solace in the comfort of her local library.
- Debut novelist Michelle See-Tho looks back on a lifelong love affair – she just can’t catch enough Pokémon.
- From the flaky golden pastry to the rich, fragrant filling, it took Nate Smith seven years to nail his childhood favourite Jamaican beef patties – and in Tastes Like Home, he’s handing the recipe to us.
- Why is the ra-ra-ra-Rage song so enduring, and so scary? Ozzities stays up all night to find out.
