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NewsFive Hacks for Going Back to Uni When You're Not Sure You're Ready
First and foremost, start studying something you're actually passionate about.
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NewsThis Unsettling and Immersive Shipping Container Installation Is Returning to Melbourne
The spine-chilling experience is popping up in the Queen Victoria Markets — enter if you dare (and aren't claustrophobic).
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NewsNew South Wales' South Coast Is Set to Score a Huge New Bushland Art Gallery
The new Shoalhaven facility will house more than $43 million worth of art, including pieces by Pablo Picasso, Francisco Goya, Brett Whiteley and Arthur Boyd.
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GuideThe Best Things to Do in Melbourne This Month Under $20
You don't have to spend your salary to enjoy this city.
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GuideThe Best Things to Do in Brisbane This Month Under $20
You don't have to spend your salary to enjoy this city.
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NewsThe Trailer for 'What We Do in the Shadows' TV Spinoff 'Wellington Paranormal' Is Here
"Think Mulder & Scully but in a country where nothing happens."
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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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NewsTen Things We Learned Chatting with Greg Sestero About 'The Room', Tommy Wiseau and 'Best F(r)iends'
The new film is based on the time Tommy Wiseau thought Sestero was going to kill him.
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NewsQueensland Film Festival Returns with a Huge 2018 Lineup
And more than 80 percent of the lineup of 59 features and shorts is either directed or co-directed by women
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NewsMIFF Will Feature a Whopping 43 Films From Cannes in Its 2018 Lineup
Including the Palme d'Or winner, Gaspar Noé's latest and a film based on a Haruki Murakami short story.
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GuideBrisbane's Best Wintry Events That Will Get You Out of the House Even When It's Freezing
Ditch your doona to do a spot of ice skating, peruse stalls at a French-style market and lock yourself into a cosy Sunday session.
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NewsBoutique Festival Lost Picnic to Return to Sydney and Makes Its Melbourne Debut
Last year's festival copped some negative feedback, but organisers say they've listened to feedback and made changes that should ensure this one runs smoother.
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NewsFive Luna Park Activities That Are Fun For Both Kidults and Their Actual Children
From dodgems and ice skating to eating giant rounds of colourful fairy floss.
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NewsFive Luna Park Date Ideas That Are Perfect for Wintry Nights
Spend date night ice skating, sippin' boozy hot chocolates or getting lost in a light show.
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NewsArrested Development's Alia Shawkat Is Coming to Melbourne for a One-Off Talk
Best known for her role as Maeby Fünke, Shawkat will speak about her career as an actor and artist as part of this year's Melbourne International Film Festival.
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NewsSymposium Is Sydney's New Weekly Underground Music and Arts Night
It takes over whisky bar 80 Proof each Sunday, featuring four musical acts and live works from a visual artist
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NewsChildish Gambino Announces Australian Tour
The US hip hop star is hitting up Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Canberra this November.
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NewsThe Best, Weirdest and Most Unexpected Films of Sydney Film Festival 2018
From empathetic dramas about life on the margins to lurid dance party horrors and silent nature documentaries, our film critics saw it all. Here are the films they suggest you track down this year.
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NewsChildish Gambino Leads Spilt Milk's Stacked 2018 Lineup
The Canberra festival is set to mark its third outing with a star-studded musical lineup on November 17.
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NewsA Crowdfunding Campaign Is Underway to Reopen Melbourne's Historic Capitol Theatre
The revamped space, which dates back to 1924, will be used for festivals, film screenings, concerts and conferences.
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NewsYou Can Now Watch the Aussie Town of Yass Receive Its Fabulous 'Queer Eye' Makeover
And the Fab Five were officially crowned Yass Queens.
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NewsDaria Is Heading Back to Your TV Screen Courtesy of an All-New Reboot
La la la la la — everyone's favourite sardonic 90s teen is heading back to the small screen.
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NewsBIGSOUND Has Announced Its First 75 Acts for 2018
Brisbane's massive annual live music event returns this September.
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NewsClient Liaison's New Curated Music Festival Has Announced Its Full Lineup
The duo will take to the stage with none other than John Farnham, plus eight other acts.
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NewsThis Colourful Forest Installation Is Entirely Made Out of Discarded Plastics
Danish artist Thomas Dambo worked with hundreds of volunteers to turn three tonnes of plastic waste into art.
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NewsPatricia Piccinini's Huge Otherworldly Field of Flowers Is Coming to Sydney
A re-imagined version of The Field, which features more than 3000 flower sculptures and is currently on display in Brisbane, will exhibit at this year's Sydney Contemporary Art Fair.
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NewsMona Foma Will Officially Make the Move From Hobart Up to Launceston in 2019
MONA's summer arts and music festival will move north permanently thanks to a three-year funding commitment from the Tasmanian Government.
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NewsSydney's Legendary Rainbow Crossing Is Going to Be Joyously Reinstated
Five years after it was removed, the pride artwork will return to Taylor Square — permanently, we hope.
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NewsA 'Game of Thrones'-Style Medieval Banquet Is Coming to Sydney
It'll be just like The Red Wedding — but with more ale and less murder.
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NewsSydney Opera House's Antidote Festival Has Just Announced Its Thought-Provoking 2018 Lineup
Over one weekend, Sydney will hear from trans activist Chelsea Manning, 'Black Panther' writer Ta-Nehisi Coates and one of the journalists that helped expose Harvey Weinstein.
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NewsThe NSW Government Has Made a Heap of TAFE Courses Free
It's now free to complete over 120 apprenticeships in NSW, from cooking to engineering.
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NewsFive Venues in Brisbane Bringing You Free Live Music This Winter
No one could accuse our city of lacking gig-going options — and not just when it's summer festival season.
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NewsFive Permanent and Visiting Art Exhibitions to See This Winter in Brisbane
These exhibitions and installations are worth your time.
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Guide
Six Must-See Exhibitions Happening in Australia This Winter
Featuring Picasso, Dalí, a field of 3000 flowers and an electric ode to the radical artists of post-war Germany.
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NewsParaguayan Film 'The Heiresses' Takes Out Top Prize at the 2018 Sydney Film Festival
And a film about a Sydney ghost hunter won best documentary.
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NewsLaurie Anderson Is Bringing Her Concert for Dogs Back to Australia
Coming to the Home of the Arts on the Gold Coast, the 20-minute show features melodies, frequencies and riffs composed specifically for dogs.
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NewsYou'll Soon Be Able to Visit a James Bond Museum Built Into an Austrian Mountain
Explore the world of Britain's most famous fictional spy on one of the mountains seen in Spectre.
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News'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire' Is the Latest Wizarding Movie Getting the Live Orchestra Treatment
Another night of muggle movie and music magic, this time screening the fourth film in the franchise.
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NewsArtist Spencer Tunick Will Stage a Mass Nude Work on a Melbourne Rooftop After All
The Prahran Woolworths will now allow the artist to access its rooftop carpark.
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NewsThere's an Ansett Museum in Regional Victoria and It's Full of Creepy Mannequins and Packet-Fresh Merch
The airline may have died in 2001, but its legacy (and swag of branded merchandise) lives on in a hangar in Hamilton.
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NewsHow Musician Joyride's Ultimate Aim Is to Raise the Net Positivity in the World
And how being creative doesn't happen by just saying, "okay, I will now create".
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NewsSydney's Famed BridgeClimb Will Cease Operations This September
Scenic World will take over operations in October.
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NewsAustralia's Scandinavian Film Festival Reveals Its Dark and Eerie 2018 Lineup
Including a chilling recreation of a mass shooting and a gothic interpretation of a folk tale.
