the AU review
@theaureview.com
Discover the best new music, travel, film, gaming, arts, food, culture and book content on Australia's premiere independent online publication. Since 2008.
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About the AU review
The AU Review is Australia's premier independent online publication, providing a platform to discover the best new music, travel, film, gaming, arts, food, culture, and book content. Since its inception in 2008, The AU Review has been a trusted source for insightful and engaging articles. In terms of music, they offer a wide range of content, including news, album release dates, live reviews, photo galleries, Aussies Abroad coverage, album reviews, interviews, playlists, and gig guides.
They also feature exclusive sessions from both emerging and established musicians. When it comes to film and TV, The AU Review provides comprehensive coverage, including film reviews, TV and streaming recommendations, DVD and Blu-Ray releases, Australian cinema release dates, and exclusive interviews with industry professionals. Additionally, they cover travel and lifestyle topics with features on tour diaries, hotel reviews, flight and theme park reviews, tips for luxury travel, and more.
They also have a dedicated section for food and drink, offering news, reviews, and delicious recipes. In the arts sector, The AU Review covers theatre, circus, and cabaret performances, as well as comedy and classical and opera features. They also have a section for video game enthusiasts, covering news, reviews, and previews of the latest releases.
It's worth mentioning that The AU Review recently published a film review of Blue Beetle. While the film may not have the blockbuster status of other DC properties, it stands out for its genuine affection for the character, its '80s action film treatment, and its focus on family first and being a superhero second. The director's vision and the lead actor's charming portrayal make the film worthwhile, despite its flaws.
Overall, The AU Review is a go-to destination for anyone seeking informative and engaging content across a variety of topics, delivered with a fresh and independent perspective
Company type
Self-Owned
Year founded
2008
Company size
51-200 employees
