• Guide

    The Ten Best Things to See at Brisbane Festival 2017

    From classic horror flicks to Chinese theatrical extravaganzas, we've assembled a list of the best this year's Brisbane Festival has to offer.

  • News

    Thousands of People Are Set to Converge on Federation Square to Simultaneously 'Scream Like Goku'

    Whether you're a Dragon Ball Z fan or not, it's sure to be cathartic.

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    A Look Inside The Revamped Forum Theatre

    The iconic venue on the corner of Russell and Flinders Street has had a little bit of a facelift.

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    Five Things We Took Away from the Sydney Opera House's Inaugural ANTIDOTE Festival

    Helping people is hard, helium balloons can lift a person and kangaroos can run (well, according to The Onion).

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    Ten Auckland Date Ideas to Tick Off This Spring

    Take heed from the animal kingdom and begin your spring courtship.

  • Guide

    Five Sessions Not to Miss at Brisbane Writers' Festival

    Word nerds, lovers of letters and journalist junkies, get ready for a whole library’s worth of literary fun.

  • News

    Merivale Are Opening Their Own Bespoke Flower Shop

    No two bouquets will be exactly alike.

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    Sydney Festival Announces Its First Three Shows for 2018

    The new year might feel like it's a while off yet, but that doesn't mean the festival folks aren't already hard at work planning.

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    Rhythm & Alps Drops Its First Lineup For 2017

    Ring in the New Year with Tash Sultana, Fat Freddy's and Little Dragon.

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    Melbourne Has Been Named as the World's Most Liveable City (Again)

    This is the seventh year in a row it has nabbed first place.

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    Pack It in Sydney: Melbourne Has Been Named as the World's Most Liveable City (Again)

    This is the seventh year in a row we've nabbed first place.

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    The Ten Best Arts and Culture Experiences on Sydney's Lower North Shore

    There's more to this picturesque part of Sydney than just the Harbour.

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    Melbourne Town Hall Will Light Up in Rainbow Colours in Support of Marriage Equality

    The CBD building will be lit up for two nights as a sign of Melbourne City Council’s support of marriage equality.

  • News

    Rhythm and Vines Announces First Artist Lineup for 2017

    It's shaping up to be another blinder in Gizzy.

  • News

    Secrets to Beginner's Success From Those Behind Top Aussie Food Events

    Steadfast advice on making it in an industry you love.

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    Sydney Opera House's $200 Million Renovation Halted After Asbestos Detection

    Given that the Opera House was built between 1959 and 1973, the presence of asbestos is actually not surprising.

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    Sydney Fringe Festival Unveils Full 2017 Program

    An immersive street play seen through hotel windows, a 200-seat vegan feast and an enormous 'masqueerade' from the Heaps Gay team.

  • Guide

    Eight Auckland Theatre Shows to See This August

    An exploration of self, an ode to dogs and a Shakespearean tragedy.

  • News

    Melbourne Festival's Kaleidoscopic 2017 Program Has Been Unveiled

    Featuring Jamie xx's ballet and Tom Waits' cult musical.

  • News

    Brisbane Writers Festival Announces 2017 Program

    More than 100 authors will descend upon the city for five days of wordsmithery.

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    We're Giving Away Double Passes to Storyology 2017

    Develop your writing skills and expand your mind with world-class journalists.

  • News

    Auckland Museum's After-Hours Talk Series Returns for 2017

    Tackling hot topics like immigration, Trump, privilege and diversity in music.

  • News

    The Full Melbourne Writers Festival Program Has Been Announced

    Filled with award-winning authors, published politicians, noted journalists and Harry Potter.

  • News

    Brisbane Festival Reveals Huge 2017 Program

    This year's fest features jumping castle theatre, a mini festival headlined by London Grammar and — of course — fireworks.

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    20 Kings Cross and CBD Venues Approved for Lockout 'Exemption'

    Are the rallies against the lockout laws finally getting us somewhere?

  • News

    The Best Ways to Celebrate Bastille Day in Sydney

    Hats off to a country that gave us a different cheese for every day of the year.

  • News

    Sydney Fringe Festival Unveils Fresh Program Highlights

    It's kicking off with an enormous masquerade by the folks behind Heaps Gay.

  • News

    Sydney's Getting a Dedicated Sake Store

    Sakeshop is coming to Stanmore, specialising in nihonshu, shochu, umeshu and Japanese beer.

  • News

    The Sydney Opera House Will Light Up Its Sails Every Single Night

    In a projection work that carries on from Vivid's Songlines, Badu Gili is celebration of First Nations stories.

  • News

    Sydney Opera House Announces Ambitious New Ideas Festival, ANTIDOTE

    It will replace the Festival of Dangerous Ideas in 2017.

  • News

    The Inspiring Women Making Waves in the Auckland Creative Scene

    Life lessons and advice on defying norms and breaking convention from the city's female creatives.

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    Concrete Playground's Winter Reading List 2017

    From a New York Times bestseller to Barnsey's memoir, these reads will get you through the colder months.

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