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After Glendyn Ivin’s Penguin Bloom, the adaptation of Bradley Trevor Greive and Cameron Bloom’s novel starring Naomi Watts, Andrew Lincoln and Jacki Weaver, reached top spot in the Aussie box office in recent weeks, Alt.vfx has released a VFX breakdown of the work the company did on the film.
The drama was produced by Emma Cooper, Watts and Made Up Stories’ Bruna Papandrea, Jodi Matterson and Steve Hutensky.
Released in cinemas in January 2021 by Roadshow Films here in Australia, and on Netflix worldwide (selected territories), the film follows Watts as Sam Bloom, a young Sydney woman who broke her back after a railing snapped and fell head-first six metres onto a concrete floor while holidaying with her family in Thailand in 2013.
Drinagh milk suppliers listened to the Carbery boss talk milk markets on Tuesday night.
Chief executive of Carbery in west Cork, Jason Hawkins, took to the airwaves to address Drinagh milk suppliers. The Carbery boss was upbeat on milk prices and, while not mentioning any specific numbers, he said the outlook for milk prices was stable to positive with supply and demand in sync.
He highlighted the fact that vaccine rollout and expected recovery in foodservice sector were important factors in determining what type of a year 2021 would turn out to be on milk prices.
Reviewing 2020, he said while there were concerns in March 2020 the sector and dairy markets had remained very resilient in 2020.
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Jason Hawkins spoke on milk prices and Jack Nolan from the Department of Agriculture spoke on fertilisers at the Drinagh seminar.
Jason Hawkins, chief executive of Carbery in west Cork, took to the airwaves on Tuesday night to address Drinagh milk suppliers, the larger of the west Cork co-ops.
The Carbery boss was upbeat on milk prices and, while not mentioning any specific numbers, he said the outlook for milk prices was stable to positive, with supply and demand in sync.
He highlighted the fact that the COVID-19 vaccine rollout and expected recovery in the food service sector were important factors in determining what type of a year 2021 would turn out to be on milk prices.
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Chris Gleeson said he didn t like the look of what was happening with Sydney s northern beaches cluster, so he decided to skip a friend s wedding and come home early.
The Kew resident feared the borders between New South Wales and Victoria could shut, stranding him the in harbour city.
Mr Gleeson said the rising tide of cases had startled his friends, turning the mood in Sydney sour.
“I had to tell the couple that things were escalating there on the northern beaches, and that Victoria would put on a hard border. It’s as simple as that,” he said.