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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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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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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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News
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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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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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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News13 Best Book Releases to Read This October
This month's fiction haul includes Soviet nepo babies and a starving spectacle inspired by a real 20th-century sideshow act. Plus, the return of a 2010s-famous author.
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GuideUnconventional Outings to Round Up the Crew for Something Different
Hands-on outings across Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne for the group chat that's already bored of brunch, bar-hopping and the same old dinner booking.
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GuideTheatre and Live Performances to Build a Whole Night Out Around
Theatres, cabaret rooms and live-music stages across Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, from new Australian drama to West End-scale musicals — plus where to eat before curtain.
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GuideLate-Night Cocktail Bars Made for Just One More Round Before Ubers
Twelve bars built for the hour when "one more round" turns into three, spanning a Godfather-themed basement, a moon-lit Shanghai den and a bar that distills its own fernet.
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GuideKid-Friendly Spots Where the Whole Family Will Love Spending Time Together
Nine family-friendly venues where a pig named Kevin Bacon, a cubby house inside a brewery, and gluten-free doughnuts do the heavy lifting of keeping everyone happy.
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GuideJazz Bars to Settle Into and Lose Track of the Whole Night In
The jazz bars across Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney drawing crowds with world-class acts, great drinks and a distinct lack of signage out the front.
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GuideIndependent Cinemas with Interesting and Unexpected Screenings
Characterful independent cinemas across Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne where the room, the bar and the backstory matter just as much as the film.
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GuideGalleries to Spend a Rainy Afternoon Wandering Around
Twelve galleries across Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne that earn a proper look, not just a walk-by — made for filling a slow, rainy afternoon.
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NewsThe Best New Australian Books to Curl Up With This August
A time-travelling news agency, fables about digital dystopias, the grief of losing a best friend and more.
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NewsTwenty-Five Exceptional Films by Indigenous Australian Filmmakers That You Can Stream Right Now
Celebrate Australia's First Nations filmmakers with these potent westerns, horror standouts, coming-of-age gems, Top End rom-coms, outback noirs, and expressive dance flicks.
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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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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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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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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.
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NewsSeven Degrees to Consider Based on Your Favourite Podcasts
Turn your podcast passion into a profession.
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NewsThis Haunting New True-Crime Podcast Follows a Sydney Security Guard Who Also Hunts Ghosts
Aussie documentary 'Ghosthunter' has been turned into a five-part true-crime podcast, hosted by filmmaker Ben Lawrence.
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NewsThis New Regional Australian Museum Celebrates All Things 'Mary Poppins'
Ride the east wind to Maryborough's new museum, which commemorates the city's status as the birthplace of 'Mary Poppins' author PL Travers.
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NewsBrisbane's Dedicated 'Harry Potter' Store Is Now Hosting a Series of Escape Room-Style Challenges
Head The Store of Requirement in Samford for escape room-style challenges, riddles and other puzzles.
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EventArchie Moore: kith and kin
Sat, 27 Sep 2025 - Sun, 18 Oct 2026
GOMA, South Brisbane
This artwork won the 2024 Venice Biennale's Golden Lion — and Australians can see it at home in Brisbane.
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NewsThis Sprawling Tapestry Recreates the Entirety of 'Games of Thrones' Through Intricate Stitching
You can also explore the massive artwork via an online recreation.
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NewsBrisbane Festival Has Unveiled Its Immersive and Fire-Filled 2019 Program
This year's festival sees the Botanic Gardens set ablaze for a series of fire shows, a mind-bending maze of 1000 doors and 90s-themed opening party.
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NewsWhite Night Has Just Dropped the Program for Its New-Look Three-Night Winter Celebration
The revamped event has expanded across three key precincts, but ditched its all-nighter.
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NewsHow to Spend a Weekend in the Heart of Melbourne on a Budget
Take yourself on a DIY art tour, catch a gig and eat tasty multicultural fare — without breaking the bank.
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GuideFive Shows You Need to See at Brisbane Powerhouse's 2019 MELT Festival
See a showcase of queer comedy, hear queens take on Queen hits and spend an afternoon 'gayming'.
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NewsHilarious Anti-Erotica Podcast 'My Dad Wrote a Porno' Is Bringing Its New Live Show Down Under
The hysterical podcast about "the best/worst erotica ever written" is coming back to our shores in January.
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NewsA Huge Mural of New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern Is Now Gracing a Melbourne Silo
The 25-metre-tall painting is a tribute to the victims of the Christchurch mosque shootings.
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NewsThe Brisbane City Botanic Gardens Will Be Transformed into a Garden of Fire for Brisbane Festival
The immersive 'Fire Gardens' installation will take over the inner-city spot for four fiery nights.
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NewsAlice Springs' Luminous Parrtjima Festival Will Light Up the Red Centre Again in 2020
The festival will mark its fifth year, once again celebrating Indigenous arts, culture and storytelling.
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NewsOver 200 Festivalgoers Had Their Pills Tested at Groovin the Moo This Weekend
NSW and Queensland government representatives and Victorian politicians also inspected the pill testing trial — which identified seven potentially deadly substances.
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NewsYou'll Soon Be Able to Race Your Way Around Multiple Nintendo Theme Parks
And yes, a real-life 'Mario Kart' experience is on the cards.
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GuideAustralia's Best Winter Festivals That Will Make You Actually Want to Go Outside
From nude swims in Hobart to all-nighters in Melbourne, these arts festivals are made for winter weekenders.
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Parrtjima Festival Is Currently Lighting Up Alice Springs with Seven Epic Light Installations
The festival — now in its fourth year — celebrates Indigenous arts, culture and storytelling.
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NewsVivid Sydney Has Announced Its Radiant 2019 Program
FKA Twigs, Spike Lee and a field of 500 glowing fireflies.
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NewsThe US Remake of 'What We Do in the Shadows' Will Hit Australian TV Screens in April
The ten-episode American remake is coming to Foxtel.
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NewsAustralia's Oxford Street Signs Have Undergone a Glorious Rainbow Makeover for Mardi Gras
Seven brightly coloured sculptures have popped up across the country, including a Kylie Minogue-themed installation.
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NewsSix Ways to Squeeze the Last Few Drops of Summer Out of the Season
We can't stop the seasons from changing, but we can prolong the end of summer with after-work swims, outdoor movies and sleeping by the beach.
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NewsAlice Springs' Luminous Parrtjima Festival Has Unveiled Its 2019 Program
The festival — now in its fourth year — celebrates Indigenous arts, culture and storytelling.
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NewsFree Books Will Be Scattered Across the Public Transport System for Valentine's Day
Penguin Random House will add to the 'public libraries' of Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
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NewsThe First Full Trailer for the US Remake of 'What We Do in the Shadows' Has Finally Dropped
Ten episodes will hit US screens in March.
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Parrtjima Festival Is Returning to Light Up Alice Springs in 2019 with Six Epic Light Installations
The festival — now in its fourth year — celebrates Indigenous arts, culture and storytelling.
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Gallery: Twenty Powerful Moments from Sydney's Huge 2019 #WomensWave March
Thousands of Sydneysiders marched to protest violence against women.
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NewsYou Can Now Tour This Enormous David Bowie Exhibition Via Your Phone
The collection of more than 400 Bowie items has gone virtual.
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NewsTen Intriguing and Informative Podcasts to Listen to This Summer
From real-life tales of murdering doctors to the stories of history's trailblazing women.
