David Johnston

I n cinema, the horror genre has made big, if grisly business of the same strict and predictable formulae for decades: cast of young unknowns stranded

For multiple console life cycles, PlayStation has fostered a brand built on gritty anti-heroes, fantastical worlds at conflict with themselves, and

Now, having not bothered to think about education policy in their years of opposition, Labour find themselves in government with a blank page and expectant unions who know exactly what they want to write on it. So far, they've unsurprisingly (and unlike everyone else) had nothing but praise for Labour.

Fiction usually depicts nerds and gamers in two extremes: a big dude inhaling burgers while lying on the couch, or a scrawny beanpole of a person with long hair and big glasses.

Anecdotally, I've heard from a lot of people who say they're tired of roguelites. There's been a years-long run on this genre, especially in the

Northamptonshire's premier a cappella choir, Ventiquattro (24), is making its debut performance in Towcester with a timely performance of Rachmaninoff's Vespers on 16th November.

Living in the Hebrides is not for the faint-hearted, but the tide is turning as locals create opportunities to keep people there

Netball premierships are as fiercely fought for as footy flags across country Victoria and southern NSW every winter.

Shepparton Swans are adopting a pragmatic approach to playing four successive away matches in the Goulburn Valley league next year.

David Johnston was the MP for Wantage from 2019 to 2024, and a former minister for children, families and wellbeing. I should have been pleased.