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In the sumptuous surrounds of
Eden life is dreamy.
A pristine surf coast and lighthouse to the right, ethereal forests to the left and a pampering wellness centre populated by tree-huggers in between….
Welcome to
Eden, Stan’s latest local drama where a chilled-out paradise is but a facade for secrets and lies and young adult romance.
Shot in Byron Bay (and not the actual Eden NSW), the mystery begins when Scout (Sophie Wilde) returns home from New York. Her mother Saranya (Alexandria Steffensen) runs a wellness centre with boyfriend Huckleberry (Dustin Clare) which is home to robed retreaters spellbound in meditation, not far from hydrofoiling tourists.
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May 20th, 2021 By David Knox 2 commentsFiled under: Streaming,
Cast members of
Ms. Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries attended its premiere screening last night at the art deco Sun Theatre in Yarraville.
In attendance were stars Geraldine Hakewill and Joel Jackson plus Catherine McClements, Greg Stone, Toby Truslove, Louisa Mignone and Michala Banas, joined by Every Cloud producers Fiona Eagger and Deb Cox, and even author Kerry Greenwood (
Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries). There were even fans in attendance from interstate.
This season debuts on Acorn TV as its first Australian production.
Seasoned performer Catherine McClements spoke to the increase in local productions and striking a balance between the art and the work.
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Duke Energy awards $650K in education-related grants in Florida
The grants will be directed to 23 programs across the state.
The Duke Energy Foundation is awarding $653,000 in educational grants directed to students and educators in Florida.
The utility-powerhouse will award grants to 23 nonprofits in an effort to enhance educational programs focused on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), as well as diversity, equity and inclusion awareness.
“Building a brighter future begins with providing students with the best education and opportunities for success,”
Melissa Seixas, Duke Energy Florida president, said in a news release. “These grants are an investment in our communities and will strengthen and support those who are educating our next generation.”