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    A 67 Million-Year-Old T-Rex Skeleton Is Coming to Auckland in an Incredibly Rare New Exhibition

    It's the first time this ultra-rare, visually stunning T-Rex fossil has ever been on display in Aotearoa — or the world.

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    Sydney Writers' Festival 2022 Will Host Almost 400 Writers and Thinkers Across 234 Events

    Embracing the current uncertain times, this year's theme is 'Change My Mind' — with the lineup led by Booker Prize-winner Damon Galgut.

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    Eight Immersive Cultural Experiences You Can Have in Upstate New York

    A historical castle, modern design haven and a museum devoted to Lucille Ball — that's just a taste of what culture vultures can discover beyond New York City.

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    Dark Mofo Has Announced the First Headline Acts From Its Two-Week 2022 Lineup

    Tasmania's winter arts and music festival has expanded its dates — and Kim Gordon, Nils Frahm and Doug Aitken are all on the bill.

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    Vivid Has Unveiled Its Dazzling Lineup of Installations, Talks, Tunes, Parties and Dinners for 2022

    More than 200 events will take over the city for Vivid's first festival in three years, including the Vivid Sydney Dinner, 50-plus light installations, and talks by Troye Sivan and Aaron Sorkin.

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    Art After Dark Is the Late-Night Cultural Fest Coming to Melbourne's Galleries and Museums in May

    The NGV, ACMI, Melbourne Museum and other iconic cultural institutions will open late this autumn for a jam-packed weekend of art, music, food and drinks.

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    Ten First Nations-Led Activities to Experience in Tropical North Queensland

    Seize the opportunity to experience Tropical North Queensland through the eyes of the Traditional Land Owners.

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    A Huge Rainbow Installation with Daily Dance Parties Has Popped Up in Circular Quay Just in Time for Mardi Gras

    You can find the rainbow in front of the Overseas Passenger Terminal until Monday, March 7 before it's relocated to a regional town.

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    Brisbane Writers Festival's Stacked 2022 Program Features 200-Plus Events Spread Across the City

    Back for a huge in-person event, this year's BWF features events at The Zoo, the RE and Sunnybank's Landmark Restaurant, alongside the State Library of Queensland and local libraries around town.

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    Here's Which Arts Events and Venues Have Been Cancelled, Postponed and Temporarily Closed Due to the Floods

    From flooding through QPAC and GOMA to cancelled shows around town, here's how Brisbane's arts scene has been impacted by the devastating wet weather.

  • Guide

    How to Get Your Arts and Culture Fix in Tropical North Queensland

    Explore beachfront markets, local art galleries and a tropical gin distillery.

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    Need Last-Minute Mardi Gras Inspiration? Here Are Sydney's Top Events and Happenings That Aren't The Parade

    From Priscilla drag to art parties and harbour-side recovery lunches, enjoy the queerest week of celebration on the calendar.

  • Guide

    Everything You Need to Put in Your Diary for March

    Scoff bottomless fried chicken, catch the last of summer's pop-up bars or travel to Waiheke to catch the island's iconic outdoor arts festival.

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    Hottest 100 Victors and Noted Rainbow Aficionados The Wiggles Will Perform at the Mardi Gras Parade

    For the first time ever, The Wiggles will perform at the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade — on a lineup headlined by Savage Garden's Darren Hayes.

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    Parrtjima — A Festival in Light Is Back for 2022 to Shower Alice Springs with Dazzling Installations

    Luminous arches, tunnels and projections will light up the First Nations art and culture festival, which uses the 300-million-year-old MacDonnell Ranges as a backdrop.

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    Vivid Has Announced the First Luminous Installations That'll Be Brightening Up Its 2022 Lineup

    The light, music and art-filled festival has also placed countdown clocks around the city, marking the days until the event returns after a two-year pandemic-enforced hiatus.

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    A Lego Exhibition That Recreates 'Jurassic World' with Six Million-Plus Bricks Is Coming to Sydney

    Lego finds a way, with more than 50 dinosaurs, props and scenes from the movie built out of the popular plastic bricks.

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    Here's Why Puccini's 'Turandot' Is One of the World's Most Enduring Operas

    We have grown all too familiar with the comfort of our streaming screens. So much so, it is easy to forget about the tradition of opera. You may even think it is irrelevant in modern society — but you'd be wrong.

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    Your Guide to Auckland Florists

    Just in time for V-Day.

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    The 23rd Biennale of Sydney Arrives in March with a Mirrored Pavilion and 600-Square-Metre Bamboo Structure

    Sydneysiders will also be able to check out huge portraits made out of grass, and listen to the sounds of more than 15,000 animals.

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    The Aboriginal Flag Is Set to Fly Permanently on the Sydney Harbour Bridge

    New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet has committed to permanently flying the Aboriginal flag on Sydney Harbour Bridge "as soon as possible".

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    The Giant Dwarf Theatre in Surry Hills Has Officially Closed Down

    After closing during Sydney's last lockdown, the beloved venue will not reopen.

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    The Best Things to Do On, By or Near the Water in Sydney

    From visiting seaside bars to sailing a picnic boat along the river, there are plenty of ways to enjoy Sydney from the water.

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    A 'Hello Kitty'-Themed Town Is Taking Over Darling Square for the Next Three Months

    Running until the end of April, this super-cute street festival pays tribute to everyone's favourite fictional cat-like Japanese character.

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    The Chocolate Factory Is Brisbane's Next Candy-Themed Pop-Up with a Gingerbread Town and Cupcake Room

    The super-photogenic installation will also feature its own marshmallow-themed space and bubblegum room — and a ballpit.

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    Wellington's Beloved Fringe Festival Will Still Go Ahead at Red Light

    Festival organisers say they deliberately capped the first run of ticket sales to prepare for any traffic light changes.

  • Guide

    Everything You Need to Put in Your Diary for February

    Candlelit orchestra performances, a lantern festival and a streetwide block party — it's all happening around Auckland in February.

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    Six Ways to Ring in the Year of the Tiger at The Rocks

    Celebrate the new year by catching a thought-provoking talk, browsing a night market or soaking up good fortune through auspicious Lunar New year traditions.

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    The Best Things to Eat, See and Do to Celebrate Lunar New Year in Brisbane

    From rooftop drinks and themed high teas to citywide festivals, there are plenty of ways to welcome in the year of the tiger.

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    This Biennale of Sydney Installation Is Bringing the Sounds of 15,000 Animal Species to Barangaroo

    Called 'The Great Animal Orchestra', the free immersive artwork features sounds recorded in tropical grasslands, savannahs and Arctic tundra over the last 50 years.

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    The Aboriginal Flag Is Now Free for Public Use Thanks to the Australian Government's New Copyright Deal

    The Aboriginal flag can now be used both digitally and physically without having to ask permission or pay a fee.

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    Auckland's Much-Loved Lantern Festival Has Once Again Been Cancelled Due to COVID-19

    It's the third year in a row organisers have had to pull the plug on the city's largest cultural event.

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    Big Gay Out 2022 Has Been Abruptly Cancelled Over COVID-19 Concerns

    The festival has been canned after organisers received advice from the Prime Minister.

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    Auckland's Much-Loved Lantern Festival Is Returning Next Month

    After two years of disappointing cancellations, the city's largest cultural festival is making it's long-awaited return.

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    A Three Day Food, Wine and Music Festival Is Returning to Motutapu Island This Month

    A 35-minute ferry ride from Auckland's CBD, the island of Motutapu will once again play host to an exclusive festival.

  • Guide

    The Best Outdoor Events to Head to in Melbourne This Summer

    Fresh air, sunny skies and a jam-packed calendar of outside events await.

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    The Best Outdoor Events to Head to in Brisbane This Summer

    Fresh air, sunny skies and a jam-packed calendar of outside events await.

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    Iconic LGBTQIA+ Festival Midsumma Returns This Month with Its Most Jam-Packed Program Yet

    Delivering 195 dazzling events across 22 days, Midsumma's 34th edition is leaving no room for boredom this summer.

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    Brisbane's Citywide BrisAsia Festival Is Back for 2022 with Three Weeks of Parties, Music and Food

    Hit up a laneway tea festival, dance to Asian pop, check out Brissie's Asian Australian comedians, and scope out Asian, Indigenous and international fashion.

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    The Motley Bauhaus Is Carlton's New Multidisciplinary Arts Hub with a Theatre, Gallery and Two Bars

    The new venue also features a recording studio, dedicated cabaret stage, dark room and four working artists' studios — and it's kicking things off with a free entertainment-filled opening party.

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    Five Spots in Marrickville to Get an Arts and Culture Fix

    From volunteer-run creative spaces to some of Sydney's best live music venues, Marrickville's cultural landscape is one of the city's most vibrant.

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