Kylie Northover is a journalist at WAtoday. She specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on topics such as film, music, and cultural reviews, with a particular interest in Australian cinema and artists like Guy Pearce. Kylie’s work has been featured in prominent publications including The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Brisbane Times.
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Kylie Northover covers a wide range of topics within the entertainment and lifestyle spheres, with an emphasis on expert commentary and reviews. She appears to favor in-depth analysis of TV shows, comedy, drama, and critic's choices.
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By: Kylie Northover
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By: Craig Mathieson, Michael Idato, Meg Watson, Louise Rugendyke, Kylie Northover
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By: Kylie Northover
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