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NewsThe Wall Street Journal Has Launched an Architect-Designed Virtual-Reality News App
Get your immersive news fix in swanky virtual digs.
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NewsBelvoir St Theatre Is Opening a '70s-Inspired Pop-Up Arcade Bar
He plays by intuition, the digit counters fall — that Belvoir St Theatre sure plays a mean pinball.
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NewsSydney's Carriageworks Unveils Excellent 2017 Program
A new citywide exhibition, a throwback to 1917 Sydney and a Tokyo-inspired night market.
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NewsThe Best Photos of Last Night's Supermoon from Around the World
By those who could actually see it.
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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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GuideNine Must-See World Premieres at Sydney Festival 2017
From nude dance performances to installations involving your nose.
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GuideTen Sydney Festival Events Happening in Unexpected Places
Discover something a little different this Sydney Festival.
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Guide15 Next-Level Things You Have to See at Sydney Festival 2017
See some sports theatre, dive into a giant ball pit or explore one of 2017's most important exhibitions.
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NewsA Gold Coast Hotel Is Letting You Peer Into Other People's Rooms and Lives
Because everyone's a voyeur — and a performer.
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NewsEmma Watson Has Been Hiding Feminist Books on the London Underground
She's the latest person to jump on the book ninja trend.
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NewsBrisbane's Newest Festival Will Make You Confront Death, Literally
Deathfest is Brisbane's new to-die-for festival.
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NewsMetro Arts Is Launching A New Laneway Entertainment Precinct
Meet your new hangout from mid-2017 onwards.
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GuideFour Fairly Frightening Things to Do in Melbourne This Halloween
Dance with the Demogorgon, dress up like a dead celeb or devour 13 hours of horror films.
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GuideSix Spooky Things to Do in Brisbane This Halloween
Haunted carparks, black cat patting and Teen Wolf parties.
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NewsSydney Festival Reveals Massive 2017 Program
Expect giant ball pits, art in unexpected places and a tonne of local and international artists.
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NewsSydney Festival Announces Huge Western Sydney Program for 2017
Including an interactive 'Circus City' and the first posthumous exhibition of works by Myuran Sukumaran.
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NewsA 24-Hour Pop Culture Binge Festival Is Coming to Australia
Featuring Shia LeBeouf, Street Fighter and a cat video festival in the forecourt.
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A 24-Hour Pop Culture Binge Festival Is Coming to the Sydney Opera House
Featuring Shia LeBeouf, Street Fighter and a cat video festival in the forecourt.
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GuideThe Ten Best Things to See at Melbourne Festival 2016
Fire shows, Bowie tributes and plays informed by the talents of Tourette's.
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SBS and VICE Team Up to Launch New Free-to-Air TV Channel VICELAND Next Month
Launch date: November 15.
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NewsSo Frenchy So Chic in the Park Returns for 2017
A whole afternoon of Champagne, cheese and French frolicking on the lawn.
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NewsHomer Simpson Takes on Evil Sydney Opera House Seagulls in This New Short
Homer meets the Sydney seal and gets attacked by seagulls.
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NewsFree Things to Do in Melbourne Every Day of the Week
Dog watching, art galleries and miniature towns – are the best things to do in Melbourne free?
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NewsA New Cafe and Multi-Purpose Venue Is Bringing African Culture to Melbourne
From the woman behind Saba's Ethiopian Restaurant comes a hub dedicated to Melbourne's African community.
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NewsThe NSW Government Has Released Their Lockout Review and People Aren't Super Happy with It
The lockout times could be extended by a whopping half an hour.
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GuideThe Five Best Things to Do at Brisbane Writers Festival 2016
It's the most literary time of the year.
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NewsThe School of Life Is Launching a Brand New Philosophy Festival in Melbourne's West
Think West will take over some of the inner west's most iconic venues this November.
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GuideThe Ten Most Interesting Things to See at Melbourne Fringe Festival 2016
Lasers and white lights, cabaret and comedy — and everything in-between.
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GuideThe Ten Best Things to See at Brisbane Festival 2016
Pharrell Williams' new work, rainbow vomit and a city pop-up dancefloor. It's baaaaack.
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NewsMelbourne's Newest Library Is Located on the City's Trains, Trams and Buses
Books on the Rail sees books travelling on the city's public transport network.
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NewsThe Ten Best Japanese Restaurants in Brisbane
Gear up for mouth-melting sashimi, hearty ramen and fresh nigiri.
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NewsThe New York Times Might be Launching in Australia
They're "focused" on Oz as part of their global expansion.
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Melbourne Fringe Reveals Doozy of a 2016 Program
Featuring lasers and white lights as well as cabaret, comedy and all the regular festivities.
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NewsMelbourne Festival Announces Killer 2016 Program
Featuring free hair cuts from children, fiery drummers and an epic Bowie tribute.
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Brisbane Writers' Festival Has Revealed Their 2016 Program
Revisit Looking for Alibrandi, get tips on getting published and learn how to write the cryptic.
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NewsWhere News Meets Comedy: How Australian Journalists Are Using Satire to Deliver Bad News
Finding the funny bits with 'The Feed' host Jeanette Francis and 'The Weekly with Charlie Pickering' writer James Colley.
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NewsWin Tickets to Storyology 2016
Dig into the headlines with some of the world's top journalists.
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NewsMona's Dark Mofo Just Got $10.5 Million in Funding from the Tasmanian Government
There's many more dark wintry art times in Hobart ahead.
