Poor form – something you’d expect the Daily Mail to do – but it looks like 10Play have edited in an acknowledgement/link at the bottom.
Dr Emma Beckett wrote a longer piece for The Conversation, which can be viewed by clicking here.
Brilliant line from Sarah in the Margot Robbie interview.
When talking about how to cry on cue, Margot says “just think of something really sad” to which Sarah immediately responds “anyone got a copy of the promo?”
I wasn’t sure if I heard that correctly but good on her!
A bit hard when he’s doing it out of Sydney this week.
Not to mention that they don’t just turn up on The Project desk. There are meetings before the show to sort out the content and discussions on the show, plus wardrobe and make up.
The show is already promoting next week’s guests tonight. Cate Blanchett is on this Sunday, followed by the WWE Superstars Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods and Big E on Tuesday, and Brendan Fraser on Wednesday.
As it was last night. Seems like the Tuesday edition might have been because of the Margot Robbie studio interview.
The Daily Aus co-founder Zara Seidler made her debut as guest panellist tonight.
She must move fast because she’s so blurry. 
She’s from Sydney so they had to fly her down too.
My god this is so unnecessary and not unique to this show, honestly does it matter? A cost for a flight is negligible in the scheme of things.
Cate Blanchett, Jemima Khan, Sting, Jason Segel, Brendan Fraser And Sadie Sink.
Next Week On The Project.
Sunday To Friday, 6.30pm On 10 And 10 Play.
The aura of the 2023 Golden Globes is still glowing, and from Sunday onwards The Project is the best place to catch Hollywood’s leading ladies and gentlemen.
After making worldwide headlines for her stirring Golden Globes acceptance speech, Cate Blanchett is ready to pull back the curtain on her gripping performance in Tár. Hamish Macdonald speaks with one of our country’s proudest exports this Sunday ahead of the film’s debut on Thursday, 26 January.
Also hitting cinemas next Thursday is the cross-cultural romantic comedy, What’s Love Got To Do With It? This feel-good flick stars Lily James, Emma Thompson, and Shazad Latif and comes from the producers of Love Actually and Four Weddings and a Funeral. Want to know more? Tune in Sunday to see the film’s writer, Jemima Khan, at the desk telling all.
On Monday, the world’s most famous Englishman in New York, Sting, chats with fellow rocker Waleed Aly. Almost seven years on from Sting’s last Australian performance, the Grammy Award winner is back to perform everything from Every Breath You Take to Roxanne in his critically acclaimed world tour.
On Tuesday, The Project catches up with comedy genius Jason Segel, the star of Apple TV’s Shrinking – which drops on Friday, 27 January. Co-starring Harrison Ford, the series features Segel as a grieving therapist who breaks all the rules and begins telling clients exactly what he thinks.
Avoid the hump day slump this Wednesday with more red carpet royalty. Sadie Sink and Golden Globe nominee Brendan Fraser talk about The Whale, the emotional film that has been lauded as “career-defining” for both stars.
The Project ’s roster of celebrities is ever-changing, but the show’s usual dose of banter, quick quips and cheeky sketches always remains. Never more so than this week, as a stellar line up of stand-up comics drop by – cue Rhys Nicholson at the desk on Tuesday and Luke Heggie on Thursday.
To soak up all the action in person, register to be part of the Melbourne and Sydney live studio audience here.
Going from that ticket link they are doing the show in Sydney on Sunday and Fridays now?
As always.
No they only did Sundays show from Sydney previously
I don’t think that’s correct.
It’s been Fridays and Sundays in Sydney.
Sure?