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    A Major Exhibition of Ancient Greek Treasures Is Coming to Auckland

    'Ancient Greeks: Athletes, Warriors and Heroes' arrives from the British Museum's world-renowned collection.

  • Guide

    Things to Do in Melbourne That'll Help You Live in the Moment This Summer

    Slow down and appreciate right now with these five spectacular events.

  • Guide

    Things to Do in Sydney That'll Help You Live in the Moment This Summer

    Slow down and appreciate right now with these six spectacular or awe-inspiring events.

  • Guide

    Five Eclectic and Eccentric Shows to See at Brisbane Powerhouse's 2019 Wonderland Festival

    This year's must-sees include a recreation of 'Die Hard', an angsty cabaret show about being an adult and a birthday party for a half-person half-octopus.

  • News

    Midsumma Festival Has Dropped Its Mega 22-Day Program for 2020

    The famed LGBTQ+ celebration will see 194 events take over 100 different venues.

  • News

    A Dance Party Rally in Support of Pill Testing Is Taking to the Streets of Sydney This Weekend

    The multi-stage protest is also calling for the NSW Government to significantly curb its use of strip-searches and sniffer dogs.

  • News

    'The Handmaid's Tale' Author Margaret Atwood Is Heading on a Tour of Australia and NZ

    She'll head Down Under to discuss her long-awaited, Booker Prize-winning sequel 'The Testaments'.

  • News

    An Extremely Photogenic Pop-Up 'Museum' for Pets Is Coming to Australia

    Coming to the Gold Coast before stints in Sydney and Melbourne in 2020, the new 20-room pop-up will feature a 'Game of Bones' throne, a canine ball pit and a chewed shoe room.

  • News

    This Christmas Will Be the Last for Auckland's Iconic Giant Santa

    The 19-metre-tall ornament was first installed in 1960.

  • News

    New Zealand Festival of the Arts Has Unveiled a Diverse Lineup for 2020

    The 18th edition of the arts and culture festival will take place from 21 February to 15 March.

  • News

    Auckland Arts Festival Has Unveiled a Diverse Lineup for 2020

    The 12th edition of the arts and culture festival will take place from 11-29 March.

  • News

    Eight Unexpected Places to Stay Around the Bendigo Region's Best Cultural Experiences

    Fill your weekend away with all the exciting sights — from galleries and goldfields to glamping tents to sleep in.

  • News

    Five Spring Things to Do for the Week of November 4

    Sip champagne, catch a movie by the harbour and have a boogie at a community festival.

  • Guide

    Nine Sydney Festival Experiences You Can Have For Less Than $40

    Lay down and listen to a historic organ in Sydney Town Hall, see an energetic display of youth in western Sydney and explore a light-filled inflated labyrinth in Darling Harbour.

  • News

    Five Spring Things to Do for the Week of October 28

    Slurp oysters, drink wine by the harbour and have a boogie at a western Sydney dance party.

  • Feature

    The Localist: Inner City

    In the inner city, any laneway could hold the perfect cup of coffee, and a vintage bargain is always just a short tram ride away.

  • Guide

    11 Things You Need to See and Do at Sydney Festival 2020

    From a superorganism of 50 bodies moving as one to a camp cowboy crooner, these are the boundary-pushing and thoroughly entertaining shows you should see at next year’s festival.

  • News

    Sydney Festival Has Unveiled Its Sprawling and Immersive 2020 Program

    A blowup labyrinth, Orville Peck, a synchronous 50-person dance, a Joan Didion book reimagined and a kaleidoscopic light show — this year's program is packed and diverse.

  • Guide

    Seven of the Spookiest Events Happening in Melbourne This Halloween

    From blood-curdling simulations to horror movie screenings and spooky parties, here's where to get your scares this Halloween.

  • News

    Five Spring Things to Do for the Week of October 21

    Complete a seaside sculpture trail and watch a movie outdoors.

  • News

    Huge International LGBTQI+ Celebration World Pride Is Coming to Sydney in 2023

    It's the first time the event has been held in the Southern Hemisphere.

  • News

    Mona Foma's 2020 Program Is Here with Inflatable Mazes, Giant Puppets and Masked Cowboys

    Wander through the latest immersive installation by Architects of Air, see a huge puppet show in a gorge and catch crooner Orville Peck.

  • Guide

    Five Suburb-Wide Street Festivals Happening in Sydney This Spring

    Get a dose of community spirit at these festivals brimming with top nosh, live music and local legends.

  • News

    Five Spring Things to Do for the Week of October 14

    Sip many pink drinks, eat your way around your neighbourhood and catch a global pop act.

  • Feature

    The Localist: Inner North

    Along the guiding line of the Yarra and Merri Creek, Melbourne’s inner north is filled with character.

  • News

    WOMAD Has Dropped a Huge Artist Lineup for 2020

    Dance knee-deep in a pond to reggae, black samba and Finnish folk.

  • News

    Australia's Biggest Harry Potter Store Has Opened in Melbourne

    The magical 500-square-metre store even has its own Platform 9 3/4.

  • News

    Four Spring Things to Do for the Week of October 7

    Get down to 80s pop ballads, try a bunch of craft beers, and more.

  • News

    Five Ways to Treat Yourself When Your Pay Finally Hits Your Bank Account

    You worked hard for that money — and, every so often, you deserve to spend it on something fun.

  • News

    Melbourne Is Getting a Huge Christmas Pop-Up to Fill You Full of Festive Cheer

    Christmasland is the latest immersive space from the folks behind Sugar Republic.

  • News

    Four Spring Things to Do for the Week of September 30

    Go for a boogie at a jazz festival, stroll through a floral paradise and more.

  • Guide

    Seven Visually Stunning Shows You Need to See at Melbourne International Arts Festival 2019

    Walk through a new installation from Tokyo's digital art museum, see the most depressing exhibition of the year and party at the Spiegeltent after-hours.

  • News

    This NSW Parliamentary Inquiry Report Says Sydney's Lockout Laws Should Be Urgently Scrapped

    It follows NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian's announcement that she would support repealing the laws earlier this month.

  • News

    You 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.

  • News

    Five Spring Things to Do for the Week of September 23

    Taste some fresh craft beers, take your pick of food trucks, and admire thousands of vibrant flowers.

  • News

    Five Free Talks to Make You Feel Super Smart This Spring

    Relive the glory days of uni and learn a thing or two (with a drink in hand) at this free talk series.

  • News

    Melbourne's Dedicated 'Harry Potter' Store Is Now Hosting a Series of Escape Room-Style Challenges

    Head The Store of Requirement in Collingwood for escape room-style challenges, riddles and other puzzles.

  • News

    We're Giving Away a Double Pass to Sydney Fringe Festival's Epic Closing Party

    Dance into the wee hours at this epic party, then sleep it off in a lush CBD hotel room.

  • News

    Five Spring Things to Do for the Week of September 16

    Play pétanque on a greenery-filled rooftop and check out a Palm Springs-inspired pop-up bar.

  • Feature

    The Localist: Eastern Suburbs

    The east enjoys a prime location in that sweet spot between the buzz of the inner city and the wide leafy streets of the suburbs.

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