Leah J. Williams

Leah J. Williams is an award-winning senior entertainment and technology journalist with a core interest in storytelling and its power in the modern era.

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What to Watch

7 great werewolf films to howl at before Robert Eggers’ Werwulf

Howl at the moon, the time of the werewolf is nigh.

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Opinions & Analysis

Digital piracy can be an act of love in a world where online media disappears

Sometimes digital piracy is the only way to watch – and keep alive – your favourite TV shows or movies.

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What to Watch

NAIDOC Week 2026: First Nations documentaries, shows & films for your watchlist

Celebrate First Nations culture with this NAIDOC Week watchlist.

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Interviews

The Shadowman’s Nightmare interview: Mark Bonanno on his new horror-infused ARG film

The Shadowman's Nightmare charts various realms to deliver the dense and winding lore of The Shadowman.

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News

Australian video game spending rose 12% in 2025 to $4.2 billion

Despite tough times for the industry, consumers are spending again thanks to the release of popular new video game titles…

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What to Watch

Australian cinema guide: what’s on at the movies July 2026

Discover all the blockbusters and indie flicks you'll be able to watch in Australian cinemas this July.

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News

Freeplay: Australian games industry deserves its ‘fair share of attention and funding’

A new report dives into the challenges currently facing the Australian games industry.

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Games

How Australian tabletop games makers are surviving a chaotic manufacturing landscape

With manufacturing in turmoil, Australia's tabletop games creators are facing some complex challenges.

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Interviews

Night Shift: 1999 explores migration through a world of Australian vampires

In Night Shift: 1999, artist Georgina Owassapian delves into the world of visual novels to create a unique story about…

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Games

How VR and XR can transform education: ‘It was so surprising, and so full of feeling’

Two recent Australian projects show the huge but often misunderstood potential of VR games and experiences.

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