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    After COVID-19 delays in 2020, the Indigenous arts, culture and storytelling festival will return in its usual time slot in 2021.

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    'The Whole Table' Is NITV's New Three-Part Series Exploring Indigenous Issues in the Arts

    It's co-produced by Sydney Theatre Company, and guests include Taika Waititi, Miranda Tapsell, Adam Briggs and Meyne Wyatt.

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    All About Women Is Back for 2021 with Another Jam-Packed Day of Talks, Panels and Workshops

    This year's one-day lineup covers everything from the evolution of the feminism movement to coping with doomscrolling.

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    Seven Summertime Events That'll Help You Beat the Back-to-Work Blues

    The summer break may be over, but there are heaps of fun things to do before winter arrives.

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    Sally Rooney's First Novel Since 'Normal People' Will Hit Bookstores This Year

    You'll be able to read the Irish author's first book in three years this September.

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    All the Big Events to Look Forward to Across Australia in 2021

    From jam-packed music festivals to world-class light shows, you can pop these huge, bright and exciting events in your calendar.

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    Margaret and David Have Reunited On-Screen to Review (and Argue About) 2020

    In this comedic segment for 'The Shovel, of course they disagreed about this hectic year.

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    Six Gifts to Buy the Culture Vulture in Your Life This Christmas

    Fill their stocking with wearable art and an unforgettable Sydney theatre experience.

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    The ABC Is Bringing Back 'Spicks and Specks' in 2021 for a Full New Season

    The beloved music quiz show has been dropping specials over the past year — but now it's returning for a whole new series.

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    'Spicks and Specks' Will Explore Tunes From the Past Decade In Its Latest Music Quiz Special

    Relive the decade we all just lived through — including the bangers, one hit wonders and songs you'd rather forget.

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    Australia Is Getting a New National Centre for Photography in Regional Victoria

    It'll sit inside a 1860s-era heritage-listed building in Ballarat.

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    Mona Foma's 2021 Festival Will Fill Launceston's Cataract Gorge with a Light and Laser Show

    It'll also fill an entire Hobart warehouse with video installations, art and sculptures by local and international artists, too.

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    Quentin Tarantino Is Turning 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' Into Your Next Must-Read Novel

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    Sydney Festival Will Return This January with 130 Events Across the City

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    How to Celebrate NAIDOC Week in 2020

    Celebrate the culture and history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with an online film festival, a market and a dance competition.

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    Seven of the Spookiest Events Happening in Brisbane This Halloween

    From to ghost tours to horror movie marathons and magical scavenger hunts, here's where to get your scares (and candy) this Halloween.

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    Vivid Will Bring Its Luminous Installations and Live Performances Back to Sydney in August 2021

    After cancelling its 2020 event due to COVID-19, the annual festival will return next year — in a later time slot.

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    Japan's Multi-Level Super Nintendo Theme Park (and Its 'Mario Kart' Ride) Will Now Open in Early 2021

    It'll also feature the world's first Mario cafe, which is opening this month ahead of the rest of the park.

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    Mona Foma Will Return to Launceston and Hobart in January 2021

    MONA has announced dates for its summer music and arts festival — and confirmed that it will take place next year.

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    You Can Now Take a Virtual Tour of Alice Springs' Dazzling Parrtjima Festival

    Watch the Northern Territory festival's dazzling sights from your couch.

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    Five Spectacular Artworks You Can Experience Online in the Telstra NATSIAA Virtual Gallery

    Stay right where you are to explore this online exhibition of works by 65 First Nations artists.

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    Six Creative Classes in Brisbane for When You Want a New Post-Iso Hobby

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    Ten Brisbane Festival Experiences You Can Have For Less Than $30

    Brissy's most anticipated arts festival has nearly 500 performances in its program — most of which are free.

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    Seven First Nations Artists You Should Get to Know Better This Year and Why

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    Brisbane Festival Has Unveiled Its Jam-Packed Local-Focused 2020 Program

    Get ready for a huge light and laser installation, giant finches popping up on Brisbane landmarks and a live-action drive-in horror show.

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    Brisbane Festival Is Set to Take Over the City for Three Weeks This September

    And it has just announced the first event on its program, too.

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    Alice Springs' Dazzling Parrtjima Festival Will Light Up the Red Centre in September

    The Indigenous arts, culture and storytelling festival has been rescheduled from April.

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    The Parking Lot Social Is Australia's New Drive-In Party Combining Movies, Bands and Karaoke

    It's run by the same folks that brought Big Bounce Australia, the world's largest inflatable theme park, to our shores.

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    Mass (Socially Distant) Indoor and Outdoor Gatherings Will Be Allowed in Australia from July

    Big venues will be allowed gatherings of more than 100 and some stadiums will be allowed to fill to 25 percent capacity, as part of step three in the national road map.

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    The witty Aussie comedian's latest show hits Netflix this month.

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    Level up your nights at home with fun activities, cocktail deliveries and tasty bites.

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    TAFE Queensland Is Now Offering a Heap of Free Online Short Courses So You Can Upskill at Home

    If you're eligible, you could learn about cyber security, mental health or agriculture without paying a cent.

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    Seven Ways You Can Virtually Commemorate ANZAC Day 2020

    Host an at-home dawn service on your balcony, join an ANZAC biscuit Zoom baking session or buy a ticket for the world's largest meat raffle.

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    Hannah Gadsby's New Stand-Up Show 'Douglas' Is Coming to Netflix This Autumn

    The witty Aussie comedian is back with a new show named after her favourite four-legged friend.

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    This Is What People Have Been Fined for in Australia Under the New State-Specific COVID-19 Rules

    An L-plater taking a driving lesson and a man eating a kebab on a bench are two people who've been fined for flouting the social distancing restrictions.

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    The Ekka Has Been Cancelled in 2020 Due to COVID-19

    In the event's 143-year history it has only been cancelled two other times: during the Spanish Flu and World War II.

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    'Harry Potter at Home' Is the Magical New Online Hub Helping You Get Your Virtual Wizarding Fix

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    The Sydney Opera House Has Unveiled a Massive Free Digital Program of Concerts, Talks and Podcasts

    Watch highlights — and never-before-seen footage — from the Sydney icon's 47 year history from your couch.

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    The Australian Government Has Announced a Two-Person Limit on Public Gatherings

    Prime Minister Scott Morrison also said that people should only be leaving their homes to buy essentials, for medical needs, to exercise or for work and education.

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