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NewsAuckland Arts Festival Announces Five More Shows for 2018
The veritable arts feast returns next March.
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NewsOrganisers of Our:House Have Announced a New Outdoor Summer Festival
It will land at Mt Smart with one of the most transformative stages in the world.
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GuideDaily Detours to Help You Get Cultured
Featuring a treasure trove of vintage superheroes and introspective indie titles.
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GuideDaily Detours to Help You Get Cultured
Featuring a late night of viewing and creating art at the MCA.
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NewsFive Free Events Not to Miss at Melbourne's 2017 MPavilion Architecture Commission
Expand your mind at the architectural marvel that is this year's MPavilion.
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NewsSo Frenchy So Chic in the Park Returns for 2018
A whole afternoon of Champagne, cheese and French frolicking on the lawn.
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GuideTen Things You Absolutely Have to See at Melbourne Festival 2017
Wander through a mirror maze, take a voyage through the universe with Cate Blanchett and see a ballet scored by Jamie xx.
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NewsA Huge 'Team Yes' Rainbow Flag Will Fly Over Sydney This Sunday
It will be an unmissable message of support for marriage equality following last weekend's 'Vote No' skywriting.
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NewsThe Pop-Up Globe Is Returning to Auckland for Its Third Season
Back with more battles, more blood and a garden bar.
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NewsHere's Who'll Be Speaking at Sydney's Inaugural Global Cities After Dark Forum
A series of talks, panels and experts sessions will accompany a keynote by Amsterdam Night Mayor Mirik Milan.
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NewsThe Royal NZ Ballet Has Announced Its 2018 Program and It's All About Girl Power
The national ballet institution's 65th anniversary year is all about mana wāhine.
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NewsA Guide to Wellington's Cultural Hot Spots
New Zealand's capital isn't all political banter and suits.
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Gallery: Sydney Dance Company and Sydney's City Art Celebrate Dance and Public Art
Kinetic art meets static.
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NewsThe Best Things to Do in Wellington Before Payday
There's no reason to stay cooped up at home when the cash isn't flowing.
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NewsFind Love in The Candle Wasters' New Web Series Happy Playland
Behind the capital's new lesbian rom-com musical mashup.
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Gallery: The Best Moments from Sydney's Huge Yes Rally for Marriage Equality
It's estimated that 30-40,000 Sydneysiders shows up to solidify their support for LGBTI+ Australians.
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NewsHundreds of People Are Set to Converge on Aotea 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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GuideThe 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.
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NewsThousands of People Are Set to Converge on Australia's Public Spaces 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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NewsThousands 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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Thousands of People Are Set to Converge on the Sydney Opera House 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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NewsA 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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NewsFive 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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NewsTen Auckland Date Ideas to Tick Off This Spring
Take heed from the animal kingdom and begin your spring courtship.
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GuideFive 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.
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NewsFive Powerful Works to See at This Exhibition Dedicated to Raising Awareness Around the Global Water Crisis
A vital resource under threat, captured in images.
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NewsSydney 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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NewsRhythm & 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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NewsMelbourne 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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NewsPack 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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NewsWhy This Melbourne Council Voted to Stop Celebrating Australia Day on January 26
And why the Prime Minister isn't on board.
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NewsThe 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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NewsMelbourne 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.
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NewsRhythm and Vines Announces First Artist Lineup for 2017
It's shaping up to be another blinder in Gizzy.
