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NewsFive Spring Things to Do for the Week of October 21
Complete a seaside sculpture trail and watch a movie outdoors.
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NewsHuge International LGBTQI+ Celebration World Pride Is Coming to Sydney in 2023
It's the first time the event has been held in the Southern Hemisphere.
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NewsMona Foma's 2020 Program Is Here with Inflatable Mazes, Giant Puppets and Masked Cowboys
Wander through the latest immersive installation by Architects of Air, see a huge puppet show in a gorge and catch crooner Orville Peck.
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GuideFive Suburb-Wide Street Festivals Happening in Sydney This Spring
Get a dose of community spirit at these festivals brimming with top nosh, live music and local legends.
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NewsFive Spring Things to Do for the Week of October 14
Sip many pink drinks, eat your way around your neighbourhood and catch a global pop act.
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FeatureThe Localist: Inner North
Along the guiding line of the Yarra and Merri Creek, Melbourne’s inner north is filled with character.
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GuideGroup Dining: The Best International Restaurants for Celebrating the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023™
Get the gang together to fully embrace this footy season with a culinary journey throughout Sydney.
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GuideEight Vivid Sydney Highlights to Add to Your Diary If You Want to Farewell Winter with a Bang
Put these big-ticket items on your hit list, stat.
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GuideTen Sydney Solstice Highlights You Should Have on Your Radar This Winter
Don’t hibernate — head to debaucherous feasts, aquarium nightclubs and music-filled stargazing sessions instead.
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GuideSix Gigs to Catch During Sydney Solstice If You Can't Get Enough of Live Tunes
After so many months without live music, you've got some catching up to do — here's your chance.
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GuideNine Outdoor Adventures You Can Have in Sydney This Winter If You Unabashedly Love the Cold
Embrace your favourite season with laneway dance parties, harbourside ice rinks and kayak trips under the stars.
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NewsAustralia's Biggest Harry Potter Store Has Opened in Melbourne
The magical 500-square-metre store even has its own Platform 9 3/4.
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NewsFour Spring Things to Do for the Week of October 7
Get down to 80s pop ballads, try a bunch of craft beers, and more.
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NewsFive Ways to Treat Yourself When Your Pay Finally Hits Your Bank Account
You worked hard for that money — and, every so often, you deserve to spend it on something fun.
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NewsMelbourne Is Getting a Huge Christmas Pop-Up to Fill You Full of Festive Cheer
Christmasland is the latest immersive space from the folks behind Sugar Republic.
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NewsMONA Wants to Fly You and Your Mates to Tasmania on Your Own Plane for Mona Foma 2020
The catch? You have to fill all of the 150 seats.
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NewsFour Spring Things to Do for the Week of September 30
Go for a boogie at a jazz festival, stroll through a floral paradise and more.
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GuideSeven Visually Stunning Shows You Need to See at Melbourne International Arts Festival 2019
Walk through a new installation from Tokyo's digital art museum, see the most depressing exhibition of the year and party at the Spiegeltent after-hours.
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NewsThis NSW Parliamentary Inquiry Report Says Sydney's Lockout Laws Should Be Urgently Scrapped
It follows NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian's announcement that she would support repealing the laws earlier this month.
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NewsYou Can Now Play 'Mario Kart' on Your Phone So Say Goodbye to Productivity
You can race around the streets of Tokyo, hurl shells under the Arc de Triomphe and slide on banana peels on Broadway.
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NewsFive Spring Things to Do for the Week of September 23
Taste some fresh craft beers, take your pick of food trucks, and admire thousands of vibrant flowers.
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NewsFive Free Talks to Make You Feel Super Smart This Spring
Relive the glory days of uni and learn a thing or two (with a drink in hand) at this free talk series.
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NewsMelbourne's Dedicated 'Harry Potter' Store Is Now Hosting a Series of Escape Room-Style Challenges
Head The Store of Requirement in Collingwood for escape room-style challenges, riddles and other puzzles.
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NewsWe're Giving Away a Double Pass to Sydney Fringe Festival's Epic Closing Party
Dance into the wee hours at this epic party, then sleep it off in a lush CBD hotel room.
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NewsFive Spring Things to Do for the Week of September 16
Play pétanque on a greenery-filled rooftop and check out a Palm Springs-inspired pop-up bar.
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FeatureThe Localist: Eastern Suburbs
The east enjoys a prime location in that sweet spot between the buzz of the inner city and the wide leafy streets of the suburbs.
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NewsBrisbane's 'Fire Gardens' Installation Has Been Cancelled
After delaying the event for a week due to the Queensland bushfires, Brisbane Festival has now cancelled the installation completely.
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Brisbane's 'Fire Gardens' Installation Will Not Be Going Ahead This Week
Organisers have delayed the event by a week due to the bushfires that continue to burn in Queensland.
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NewsWe're Giving Away Two Passes to Australia's Largest Classic Car Exhibition
Celebrate beautiful, vintage and incredibly rare automobiles in VIP style — on us.
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NewsThis New Exhibition Lets You Have a Peek at the Remnants of Melbourne's Broken Relationships
Here are some of our favourite stories from Melbourne's pop-up iteration of the Museum of Broken Relationships.
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NewsSydney's Lockout Laws Will Finally Be Scrapped in the CBD
But they'll remain in place across Kings Cross.
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NewsMelbourne Will Soon Be Home to Australia's Largest Video Gaming and Esports Venue
Opening in 2020, Fortress Melbourne will sprawl over 2700 square metres, complete with two bars, an arena and spaces dedicated to PC gaming, consoles and board games.
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GuideFour Outdoor Events Happening This Spring to Help You Emerge from Your Winter Hibernation
As the weather starts to thaw, make the most of the sunshine with live music, blossoming flowers and art around Brisbane.
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NewsMelbourne and Sydney Have Both Been Named in the World's Top Three Most Liveable Cities
But both missed out at the top spot, which went to the Austrian capital for the second year in a row.
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NewsTen Ways to Make the Most of Your Time During Sydney Fringe Festival
With so many surprising and experimental performances to check out, you'll want to base yourself right in the centre of the action.
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GuideFive Out-of-Town Happenings That Are Worthy of a Road Trip This Spring
As the weather starts to thaw, make the most of the sunshine with live music, blossoming flowers and art on the road.
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GuideFive Shows, Parties and Gigs to Hit Up at Sydney Fringe Festival 2019
Visit a 24-hour theatre show, party till 3am at a multi-storey club and get spooked at a 'Wolf Creek'-inspired immersive experience.
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GuideTen Shows, Parties and Installations to Lose Yourself In at Brisbane Festival 2019
Walk through fire, see a theatre show in a cavernous warehouse and dance to house music backed by a gospel choir.
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GuideSix Out-of-Town Happenings That Are Worthy of a Road Trip This Spring
As the weather starts to thaw, make the most of the sunshine with live music, blossoming flowers and art on the road.
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GuideHow and Why You Should Plan a Solo Trip to Canberra and its Surrounds
Take a little me time and explore Australia's capital.
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NewsFive Degrees to Consider if You Spend More Time Online Than You Would Like to Admit
If you spend a lot of time on the internet, you should make sure you're getting paid for it.
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NewsMelbourne's School of Life Is Moving Into an 160-Year-Old Building with Serious X-Mansion Vibes
Channel Charles Xavier and Jean Grey while learning about love, confidence, leadership and Plato.
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NewsArcadium Adventures Is Spring Hill's Soon-to-Open Escape Room and Underground Bar
It's opening inside a heritage-listed building this spring.
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News'Blood Territory' Is the New True-Crime Podcast Exploring a Grisly and Controversial Aussie Case
It explores the grim murder of Jim O’Connell in the NT and his parents' fight to prove his convicted killer's innocence.
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NewsThe ABC's Beloved Music Quiz Show 'Spicks and Specks' Is Coming Back This Year
It's coming back — with the OG crew — for four new specials.
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NewsThe Best New True-Crime Podcasts to Binge-Listen ASAP
Your commute to work will fly by thanks to these terrifying tales about the Zodiac Killer, unsolved murders and real life ghost hunters.
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NewsEight Careers to Consider Based on Your Favourite TV Shows
It's more than fine to use Jake Peralta as a career role model – we promise.
