@_thmitchell

Culture writer @smh / @theage [email protected] Author @todayifckdup available via @simonschusterau

 Sydney, New South Wales
Joined October 2011
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Thomas Mitchell retweeted
Belgian Red Devils@BelRedDevilsJul 7
Overturn this. 🧏‍♂️ #USABEL
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Forget that bro what about the breaking news story in the top left
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Thankyou for rewo*ding ❤️ x
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now what in the hell
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The White Lotus star has a knack for playing misunderstood fringe dwellers. To his surprise, it’s turned him into the most relatable man on TV. Profile with Walton Goggins for @smh // photos @strangevictory_ smh.com.au/culture/tv-and-ra…

Walton Goggins just wants to be left alone, until he doesn’t

The White Lotus star has a knack for playing misunderstood fringe dwellers. To his surprise, it’s turned him into the most relatable man on TV.

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@_thmitchell Are you some kind of writing wizard? Every single line in this story is an absolute banger. Well done and thanks for the laughs: smh.com.au/national/the-one-…

The one question my son asks me that I simply cannot answer

In between ‘What’s that?’ and ‘Where are we going?’ comes a line of inquiry designed to cause an existential crisis.

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Years ago, I mispronounced the word Arkansas at a fancy lunch. Instead of saying aa-kuhn-saw, I said it as if someone had asked me where The Wizard of Oz was set, and I needed to pause before answering: “Ah? Kansas.” At 3am this mistake haunts me. smh.com.au/national/at-3am-i…

At 3am, I should be asleep. Why not revisit my biggest regrets instead?

A perfect window to take stock of all the terrible decisions you’ve made in the past and the many horrors that still lie ahead.

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Hahaha you and me both. Thanks Andrew
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@_thmitchell This is an EXTREMELY good read! That part about the childhood fantasy of being inside an empty shopping centre may have unlocked something deep inside me. Thank you. I think. smh.com.au/national/at-3am-i…

At 3am, I should be asleep. Why not revisit my biggest regrets instead?

A perfect window to take stock of all the terrible decisions you’ve made in the past and the many horrors that still lie ahead.

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this is excellent from @_thmitchell. we urgently need more public toilets in Sydney. It's always a funny, unimportant thing to think about - until it's not smh.com.au/national/a-public…

A public service announcement on the public toilet crisis

With cafes limiting toilet use to paying customers and public toilets seemingly impossible to find (or too horrific to face), we need answers on what to do when nature calls.

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This one goes out to all my enemies (I know who u r) smh.com.au/national/forget-m…

Forget making friends; the key to a happy life is many enemies

It might seem petty, but there is great power in creating imagined competition with a collection of sworn enemies.

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Thomas Mitchell retweeted
Ryan Cropp@ryan_cropp14 Jan 2025
Hello. Next month I'm starting a new gig at the AFR covering energy and climate from Canberra. If you know anything about energy and/or climate, let's chat
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Unfortunately, the time has come for a public service announcement. The children’s book industry is in crisis, hijacked by the very same people who have already ruined alcohol brands: celebrities. smh.com.au/national/celebrit…

Celebrities must stop writing children’s books immediately

Even before Jamie Oliver released (and then retracted) his controversial children’s book, the industry was overcrowded by cynical celebrities cashing in.

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The curse of 35: Too old for TikTok and too young for a property portfolio, 35-year-olds must do the only thing left available: run from their problems by participating in half-marathons. smh.com.au/national/how-to-s…

How to survive the 35-year-old curse

The exact midpoint between 20 and 50 is a lonely place to be, where both TikTok fame and homeownership remain out-of-reach.

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Conspiracy theorist? Civilian journalist? Or just a mummy blogger keen to Make America Gossip Again. Who is @houseinhabit exactly? And why has she become so important to the Republican Party. smh.com.au/culture/celebrity…

Influencer-in-Chief: Meet Jessica Reed Kraus, Mar-a-Lago’s favourite mummy blogger

From high-profile celebrity trials to shadowing Donald Trump on the election campaign trail, Jessica Reed Kraus is writing under the influence (and making plenty of money).

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Calum Jaspan@calumjaspan_11 Oct 2024
This weekend I profile the ongoing changes at News Corp as a result of Lachlan Murdoch's growing influence, in particular within the company operations in its spiritual home of Australia where he is cultivating his own set of loyal editors smh.com.au/business/companie…

New age News Corp takes shape in Lachlan Murdoch’s mould

With a secret family civil war ongoing, Lachlan Murdoch is already putting his stamp on his father’s media empire that’s coming to terms with digital disruption.

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Once considered a risky investment for @HBO , #industry is finally blowing (and growing) up. I spoke with creators @konradmkay and @mnadown , as well as cast members Ken Leung and @SagarRadia, about the season 3 finale and the show's future - via @smh smh.com.au/culture/tv-and-ra…

Third time’s a charm: How Industry quietly became the best show on TV

Once considered a risky investment for HBO, the network’s sexed-up series about the world of high finance is finally blowing (and growing) up.

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One of my favourite brigades too
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Long live the council clean up! Or hard rubbish if you’re from Victoria. (Or vergeside collection if you’re in WA? wtf). smh.com.au/national/one-man-…

One man’s trash is another’s new, slightly stained sofa

There is no more glorious sight than seeing the streets full of happy faces – kids, families, strange men with trucks – all of them sifting through kerbside trash.

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