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Articles by Alice Dunlop
The £12 Michelin star meal hidden inside a London pub
The Kerfield Arms in Camberwell is one of only two pubs in London to have received a Michelin star this year. We find out why. Camberwell in south London is a borough on the rise with a host of independent businesses and plenty of green space, setting up a neighbourhood primed for viral bakeries and indie book shops.
Is 2026 the year retail thrives?
Amid the struggling high street of the past five years, 2026 predictions hold promise for physical retail. UK high streets have been struggling for some time, and with a global pandemic turning consumers to online shopping, there has been little sign of improvement. Black Friday sales were down 2% last year, and the usual boom over the Christmas holidays failed to materialise for the high street. However, 2025 proved to be a successful year for some brands and their physical retail space.
Antisemitism and Writers Week - why Catholics should care
Opinion Are Catholics in Adelaide concerned about antisemitism being normalised by the decision of Adelaide Writers Week (AWW) to platform two writers whose social media comments have been called out by Jewish leaders and a handful of journalists for engaging in vile abuse towards Jews?
Divorced and Catholic? Don’t believe everything you hear
Opinion The consistent teaching of the Church is that each of us can only marry one person. Divorce is a civil law construct which may finalise such matters as property and, if there are children, what arrangements are to be made for their welfare, but divorce does not dissolve the bond that was made when the couple gave their consent to one another at the time of the marriage, a consent which includes ‘till death us do part’, in other words, for a lifetime.
Let justice and peace flow
Opinion The Season of Creation is an annual celebration that spans from September 1 (the Day of Prayer for Creation) to October 4 (the Feast of St Francis of Assisi). It is a time when Christians all over the world come together to reflect on the biblical call to care for God's creation and to take action to address environmental issues. Although the ‘celebration’ spans for a month, our call to care for creation is ongoing.
Passing the baton
Opinion Are you part of your parish music? New-look marine centre dives into innovation Maddy follows bigger plan All roads lead to CBC Celebrating the gift of marriage Bishop Kennedy on the move In 1987, the music leader in my parish issued an invitation to make choir involvement part of our Lenten offering. It twigged a nerve for me and led to life-long participation in the seasonal music liturgy. By Easter, there came several additions to singers and musicians.
Falling in love - The Southern Cross
Opinion To fall in love! We use the expression to cover many things. You can fall in love with a baby, a sports team, a city, a job, or another person. However, we reserve the prime analogate for this expression for one thing, emotional infatuation, that intoxicating feeling we first get when we meet someone who we sense as a soulmate.
Paul's race - The Southern Cross
Opinion During December 2022 and in January 2023 the streets of Adelaide were awash with two different kinds of races. Both attracted record crowds. The first was the Adelaide 500 for Supercars, the second the Tour Down Under. Both events recommencing after not having been held for a couple of years.
Message for our Earth
Opinion In 2015, Pope Francis wrote Laudato Si’, the first papal letter focused on the environment addressed to every person on the planet. In this encyclical, Pope Francis wrote to each of us to share his concerns about the state of our Earth. His message is even more urgent today.
Signs of God's presence
Opinion Over the summer break my daughter messaged me while at the dentist in Sydney to tell me there were two nuns in the waiting room. Driving Lenten appeal awareness in schools Lay leaders to steer Pastoral Council Paul's race Face of friendship Busy start for Adelaide’s newest international priest I asked what they were wearing and she said long white robes with blue and white veils, prompting me to suggest that they might be the Missionaries of Charity founded by Mother Teresa.
Ash Wednesday starts journey to Easter
Opinion The season of Lent extends from Ash Wednesday until the Mass of the Lord’s Supper on Holy Thursday evening, when the Easter Triduum begins. During this period neither the Gloria nor the Alleluia are sung, and a different Collect (Opening Prayer) is provided for every day, to emphasise the importance of these weeks.
Proclaimer of the truth
Opinion There’s so much we could say about Pope Benedict XVI and so much we can learn from him, writes Vicar General FR DEAN MARIN who presided at his Memorial Mass in Adelaide. Driving Lenten appeal awareness in schools Lay leaders to steer Pastoral Council Paul's race Face of friendship Busy start for Adelaide’s newest international priest Firstly, we would remember the superficial press coverage that Cardinal Ratzinger received on becoming Pope.
Letter to Editor
Driving Lenten appeal awareness in schools Lay leaders to steer Pastoral Council Paul's race Face of friendship Busy start for Adelaide’s newest international priest Well said Mgr Egar (The Southern Cross, December 2022). It is time the ABC is taken to task for its vaguely camouflaged irreverent treatment of the Christian faith, under the guise of humour.
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