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Brisbane-based duo Donald McKay and Rebecca Wright are the feature artists at a Maleny house concert on Sunday, August 14 with hosts ‘The Goodwills’. The duo’s repertoire includes Donald’s traditional and original songs from his native Scotland and Rebecca’s insightful Australian originals and contemporary covers. They play requinto (tenor guitar), cello, acoustic guitar and bodhran. Rebecca and Donald have toured in Scotland, New Zealand and Australia. They recently released ‘Over Burns and Braes,’ the follow-up to ‘Joys that never weary’ (2012), both CDs produced by Pix Vane-Mason at Conondale. The August 14 concert starts at 2.00pm with an opening set by hosts Bob and Laurel Wilson. Tickets are $15.00 / $12.00 and afternoon tea will be available. Bookings are essential. Call Bob on 0438 525 119 or email bobwords@ozemail.com.au. Goodwills’ house concerts are sponsored by the Queensland Folk Federation.
Richard Fidler in conversation at Maleny Outspoken Maleny continues their stellar line up of top notch author talks with the confirmation that the enormously popular ABC radio host, author and member of the satirical Doug Anthony All Stars - Richard Fidler will be the next featured guest. Book your ticket fast for the upcoming event that will also feature author Kari Gislason on Sunday, August 21 at The Maleny Community Centre from 2.00pm for a 2.30pm start. Tickets for the event are now on sale at the Maleny Bookshop and are $18.00 and $12.00 students. Richard will be in conversation with local author and Outspoken director Steven Lang and will discuss his book about the Byzantine Empire - Ghost Empire which offers a captivating blend of the historical and the contemporary, centred around the city of Constantinople. Rosetta Books will have copies of both authors’ books available for purchase and signing at the event. Bookings are essential at Maleny Bookshop, 2/41 Maple Street Maleny, 5494 3666. www.outspokenmaleny.com www.gcnews.com.au
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Jeremy Irons and Dev (Slumdog Millionaire and Exotic Marigold Hotel) Patel play the major leads in ‘The Man Who Knew Infinity’, to be screened by the Maleny Film Society on Saturday, August 13 in the Maleny Community Centre, Maple Street. This biographical drama from scriptwriter/producer Matt Brown, is based on a fascinating true story of mentorship. Hardy (Irons) from Trinity College Cambridge mentors Madras-born mathematical genius Srinivasa Ramanufan (Patel), who in 1913 posted his intuitive theories to England and was beckoned across the continents to share them. Proving his theories grew into a long-term struggle. Atheist, Hardy, and Hindu, Ramanufan, found a middle ground in mathematics. The two mathematicians were encouraged by Bertrand Russell (Jeremy Northam) to challenge the academic establishment in a country that was soon to suffer the cold privations of a World War. A supporting short film called Fish was a favourite at Gympie’s Heart of Gold film festival, a great example of visual irony. Doors open at 6.00pm for dinner catered by Lumbini Restaurant, with drinks bar and tea/coffee stand with home-made treats. Screening is at 7.15pm. MFS members may pre-book at Maleny Information Centre or on-line. Membership is also available on-line. www.malenyfilmsociety.info
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