Bella Ann Sanchez
Bella Ann Sanchez is a video and audio producer at The Age and SMH.
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- The Dismissal
The Dismissal: How ‘the most tumultuous day in Australian political history’ unfolded
Power, principle, politics; all three collided to expose the fragility of our democracy. Watch what led to November 11, 1975, and how it changed the way we operated.
- Bella Ann Sanchez and Tony Wright
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The most dramatic moment in Australian politics, 50 years on
On November 11, 1975, the Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam was fired by the Queen's representative Sir John Kerr. It was the most dramatic political crisis in the nation's history.
- Bella Ann Sanchez and Tony Wright
'Armed and dangerous' Who is Dezi Freeman?
Dezi Freeman, a self-proclaimed “sovereign citizen” with a history of police hatred, is on the run after allegedly executing two policemen and wounding a third in an ambush attack in Porepunkah.
- Bella Ann Sanchez
Oh, hi Bob! The Room's new chapter lands at Sydney's Orpheum
For over a decade, the Hayden Orpheum has been home to raucous screenings of The Room, famously dubbed 'the greatest bad movie ever made.' Speaking exclusively to actor Greg Sestero, we dive into this cult phenomenon and its new tribute featuring Bob Odenkirk.
- Bella Ann Sanchez
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- Cinema
Bob Odenkirk stars in cult classic as The Room Returns! – to Sydney
It’s considered one of the worst films ever made. And thanks to a raucous tradition at a heritage-listed cinema, the tribute retelling is coming to Australia.
- Bella Ann Sanchez
- Visual Analysis
- Middle East at war
How Israel’s assault unfolded – and how Iran responded – moment by moment
It was fast, targeted and deadly. In a split second, explosions rocked the heart of Tehran. Here’s how it unfolded, and how Iran retaliated.
- Angus Delaney, Bella Ann Sanchez and Matthew Absalom-Wong
- Documentary
- Pop culture
The birth of Aussie hip-hop – and how it became a cultural force
How a New York City art form found its way to Australia and evolved into one of our most significant cultural forces.
- Bella Ann Sanchez
Why Sydney’s ‘bird man’ has to share his morning latte
If you’re a regular at cafés in Sydney’s inner west, chances are you’ve come across Tony Mina and his feathered family.
- Bella Ann Sanchez
The dark Aussie game the world can’t get enough of
A cult game that combines the super cute with the darkly disturbing has become a global hit – and even its creator struggles to play it.
- Bella Ann Sanchez