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NewsThe 35th Annual Razzie Nominations Announced
The Razzies have a few surprises up their sleeve this year — including forgiveness.
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NewsJurassic Lounge Heads Back to the Australian Museum
Your favourite after-hours museum party is back.
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NewsTwelve Films to Get Excited About in 2015
A Lebowski-esque Pynchon adaptation, a sequel 30 years in the making and the Tarantino film that nearly got nixed - they've all made an impression long before they're released.
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NewsShould One of Sydney's Main Museums Move to Parramatta?
Premier Mike Baird wants to pick up the Powerhouse Museum and plonk it down in Western Sydney, but a Questacon-like offshoot could be the better option.
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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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NewsWin Tickets to Birdman Plus a Talking Collectable
Birdman is cinematic ballet and the first must-see film of 2015.
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NewsThe Ten Best Things To See At Midsumma 2015
Melbourne's favourite summer festival is back to paint the town every colour in the rainbow.
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NewsGlass Animals Royally Seduced Sydneysiders Over the Weekend
The Oxford foursome brought their 'Gooey' synths to the Hi-Fi — and hypnotised the lot of us.
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NewsSydney Festival's Massive, Walk-Through Paper Maze: Inside There Falls
Pick your path through a delicate story, with random interludes from the Sydney Dance Company.
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NewsWin Tickets to See Conor Oberst at Melbourne Zoo Twilights
Conor Oberst, giraffes and crisp vino. That's our kind of dream picnic.
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Win Tickets to See Conor Oberst at Twilight at Taronga
Conor Oberst, giraffes and crisp vino. That's our kind of dream picnic.
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NewsBehind Sydney Festival 2015's Most Visible Art Work
Higher Ground is a perspective-skewing, Op Art-inspired installation by Maser, Ireland's favourite street artist.
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EventOut 2 Lunch Festival with Vodafone
Sat, 3 May - Sun, 4 May 2025
Surfers Paradise Beachfront, Surfers Paradise
Catch FISHER, music, surf and overall good vibes at the most quintessentially Aussie beach party ever.
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NewsAfter Hours Circus Extravaganza to Launch at the Powerhouse Museum
Run away to the circus, without fully committing.
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NewsThe Best of Field Day 2015
With one of its best lineups yet, Field Day remains one of Sydney's best reasons not to completely obliterate yourself on New Year's Eve.
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NewsSeu Jorge: The Eclectic Brazilian Who One-Upped David Bowie
Tipped as one the must-sees of Sydney Festival 2015, this smooth-voiced Brazilian made us rethink The Thin White Duke.
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NewsThe 2014 Boxing Day Movie Smackdown
It's a fierce field of contenders, except for one sadly flabby has-been.
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NewsThe Ten Best Movies Hardly Anyone Saw in 2014
They were box office flops in 2014. Give them some VOD love in 2015.
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NewsThe Enduring Lure of Shakespeare Under the Stars
Why do midsummer nights go so well with the Bard? Shakespeare in the Royal Botanic Gardens director Glenn Elston has a hint.
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NewsFive Films to Watch During World Movies Summer of Sin
Spend Christmas Eve watching a classic of soft-core French cinema, and Christmas Eve Eve with James Franco's porn doco.
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NewsMarina Abramovic to Stage Retrospective at the Museum of Contemporary Art
'The grandmother of performance art' is coming.
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NewsWhy Fat Dancers Might Be the Most Important Thing You See at The Sydney Festival
With Nothing to Lose, dance company Force Majeure is poking at our prejudices.
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NewsThe Hills Are Alive Announces 2015 Lineup
Next year's lineup is worthy of a Julie Andrews Twirl or two.
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NewsNew Farm Cinemas Opens Second Phase, Adds Affordable 'Gold Rooms'
New Farm Six Cinemas is finally true to its name.
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NewsConcrete Playground's Summer Reading List
Ten books from this year that no bibliophile should miss.
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NewsThe Astor Theatre Could be Saved by Palace Cinemas
Palace Cinemas could be the knight in shining celluloid cinephiles have hoped for.
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NewsFive Reasons Why Violent Soho Have Australian Crowds Hooked
Having just wrapped up a huge year at Festival of the Sun, these Brisbane lads have Aussie audiences in the palm of their hand.
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NewsNoel Fielding Announces Australia and New Zealand 2015 Tour
Spend an evening with The Mighty Boosh co-lead's most beloved and baffling characters.
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GuideThe Summer Arts & Entertainment Guide
The nights are long; savour them in the best outdoor (or air conditioned) events.
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The Summer Arts & Entertainment Guide
The nights are long; savour them in the best outdoor (or air conditioned) events.
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Guide
The Summer Arts & Entertainment Guide
The nights are long; savour them in the best outdoor (or air conditioned) events.
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NewsTheatre Goes Immersive in Sydney with The Age of Entitlement
Choose your own adventure in a 166-year-old mansion in The Rocks.
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NewsAnita Sarkeesian Heads Lineup for All About Women 2015
She explained #Gamergate to Stephen Colbert. Now Sydney.
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NewsWin Tickets to Concrete Playground Presents: Fury at Openair Cinemas
Join us for David Ayre's brutal and unflinching foray into WWII, with live music by JR Reyne.
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NewsBehind Melbourne’s Brand New $26 Million Contemporary Art Museum
One of the biggest donations to the Australian art industry in years.
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NewsShadow Electric Outdoor Cinema Announces 2015 Program
Share a bevvy with Talking Heads, Christopher Nolan and Wes Craven in a convent.
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NewsA Pedestrian-Friendly CBD May Have to Make Way For More Cars
Plans include narrowing CBD footpaths. Actually narrowing them.
