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FeatureThe Localist: Greater Western Sydney
In the past few years, greater western Sydney has experienced tremendous growth, resulting in a fairly unique ecosystem of the old and the new. From retro secondhand vinyl shops and boutique jewellery stores to buzzing new food precincts, this is certainly one of Sydney's most diverse areas.
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FeatureThe Localist: Inner City
From the sparkling harbourfront of Barangaroo and the sandstone buildings of The Rocks to the hawker-style eateries in Haymarket and the small bar scene in Redfern, Sydney's inner city is a diverse landscape of culture, history and art.
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GuideWhere to Shop Like a Local In and Around Penrith
From cult gelato to cult motorcycle brands, here's where to shop local in Penrith.
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FeatureThe Localist: Southern Sydney
A mere 30-minute train ride from Sydney CBD is a not-so-hidden gem. Life in the southern suburbs moves at a slightly slower pace — giving you ample opportunity to explore the beautiful beaches, bars and stores.
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NewsTen Films and TV Shows You Need to Stream in July 2020
Cancel your plans to get stuck into a spooky new Aussie horror movie, a compelling new true-crime docuseries and an ace Charlize Theron-led action flick.
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NewsThe New Movies You Can Watch at New Zealand Cinemas This Week
Head to the flicks to see Dev Patel take on Charles Dickens, Judd Apatow's latest comedy and a WWII-set drama.
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NewsThe New Movies You Can Watch at Australian Cinemas From July 16
Head to the flicks to see Judd Apatow's latest comedy, check out Cate Blanchett as a former hotshot architect and watch a WWII-set drama.
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News'Some Mysterious Process' Charts 50 Years Of Public Art Collecting at the Art Gallery of NSW
The free exhibition poses questions about how and why public institutions collect art.
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NewsMelbourne International Film Festival Has Just Unveiled Its Hefty Virtual 2020 Program
MIFF 68 1/2 will screen 113 features and shorts from 56 countries — and they'll be available to watch nation-wide.
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NewsTen Must-See Films at the 2020 Alliance Francaise French Film Festival
This year's lineup features an ethereal zombie thriller, Eva Green as an astronaut and an Oscar-nominated drama inspired by 'Les Misérables'.
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NewsBIGSOUND Will Host a Scaled-Down Two-Day Festival in 2020
Expect live tunes, workshops, secret shows and parties — all across two days and nights in Fortitude Valley.
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NewsThe Creators of Those Unsettling Shipping Container Events Have Launched an At-Home Experience
Tune in for thrills and chills, at your kitchen table.
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NewsWellington's Third Pop-Up Library Is Opening This Week
Te Awe (meaning White Feathers) is the largest of the Council's three interim libraries.
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News'Dead to Me' Will End Its Secrets, Twists and Murder Cover-Ups After the Show's Third Season
Starring Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini, the grief-fuelled Netflix dark comedy will return one last time.
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NewsMichael Myers Is Back in the Ominous First Teaser Trailer for 'Halloween Kills'
But the franchise's latest sequel has been delayed a whole year — until October 2021.
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NewsNetflix Has Extended 'The Crown' and Its Royal Dramas for a Sixth Season
It was originally planned to run for six seasons, then reduced back to five — and now it has been extended to six again.
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NewsSydney Multi-Arts Precinct Carriageworks Is Set to Be Saved
The home of art exhibitions, wine festivals and the popular Saturday farmers market has received a multimillion-dollar lifeline from a group of philanthropists.
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NewsA 'Friends' Musical Parody Is Touring New Zealand in September and October
The comedic stage production turns the beloved 90s sitcom into a song-filled satire — and it's touring the country.
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'Friends! The Musical Parody' Will Be There for You When Australia's Theatres Start to Reopen
The comedic stage production turns the beloved 90s sitcom into a song-filled satire — and it's touring the country.
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NewsThe New Movies You Can Watch at Australian Cinemas From July 9
Head to the flicks to see a heartbreaking drama, enjoy Elisabeth Moss' latest fantastic performance and watch a phenomenal Icelandic thriller.
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NewsThe State Library of Victoria Has 19,000 Ebooks You Can Download and Read for Free
It also has 170,000 historical images of Victoria — including of Ned Kelly and adorable doggos — that you can spend hours virtually exploring.
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News'In My Blood It Runs' Is a Powerful Documentary Chronicling Indigenous Childhood in Australia
The must-see film was shot over nearly four years — and its subject, Dujuan Hoosan, spoke to the United Nations last year about youth incarceration in Australia.
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NewsBon Iver, Patti Smith and Jimmy Barnes Headline the First 50 Acts for Bluesfest 2021
It's the festival's biggest-ever first lineup announcement.
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NewsFlume and Peking Duk Lead the First Lineup for Bay Dreams 2021
In anticipation of the trans-Tasman bubble, organisers have secured a string of acts from across the ditch.
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NewsThe Trailer for Eerie and Unnerving New Australian Horror Film 'Relic' Is Here to Creep You Out
The instantly disturbing but still slow-burning film follows three generations of women in a remote Victorian house.
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NewsThe NSW Government Is No Longer Completely Moving the Powerhouse Museum to Parramatta
Instead, it'll retain the existing Ultimo site — and still add the new venue planned in Sydney's west.
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NewsThe Filmed Version of 'Hamilton' Has Hit Streaming and It's As Phenomenal As You've Heard
Recorded in 2016 with the original Broadway cast — including Lin-Manuel Miranda — the historical hip hop musical has just hit Disney+.
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NewsThe New Movies You Can Watch at New Zealand Cinemas from July 2
Head to the flicks to see a stunning South America-set thriller, get creeped out by a box office-topping horror movie and watch a devastatingly astute #MeToo thriller.
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NewsThe New Movies You Can Watch at Australian Cinemas From July 2
Head to the flicks to see Dev Patel take on Charles Dickens, get creeped out by a box office-topping horror movie and watch a devastatingly astute #MeToo thriller.
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NewsRhythm and Alps Has Dropped Its First All-Local Lineup for 2020
Celebrate the New Year in a picture-perfect location.
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GuideMelbourne's Best Art Exhibitions You Can Visit IRL This Winter
You can now wander through a towering dark structure, catch a blockbuster exhibition about Japanese art and ogle a sculpture cast from real dung.
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NewsHit Broadway Musical 'Mary Poppins' Is Coming to Auckland
The supercalifragilistic production is back after breaking an eight-year box office record.
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NewsRoxy Cinema Has Launched a New Pay-Per-View Streaming Service
For those wanting something more thoughtful than big-budget blockbusters.
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NewsTen New Films You Can Look Forward to Seeing on the Big Screen in 2020
Get ready for Christopher Nolan's latest mind-bender, the creepy new 'Candyman' movie and Timothée Chalamet going sci-fi in 'Dune'.
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NewsA Huge Exhibition of Contemporary Maori Art Is Coming to Auckland
It will be the largest exhibition in the 132-year history of Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki.
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NewsTen Stellar Movies From 2020 That You Need to Catch Up On
Cinemas have been closed for months, but this year has still thrown up plenty of big-screen gems — here's what you need to see.
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NewsThe New Zealand International Film Festival Has Dropped a Jam-Packed Lineup for 2020
This year, more than 70 features and seven collections of short films from 41 countries will screen online and in selected cinemas.
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Ten New Films You Can Look Forward to Seeing on the Big Screen in 2020
Get ready for Christopher Nolan's latest mind-bender, the creepy new 'Candyman' movie and Timothée Chalamet going sci-fi in 'Dune'.
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NewsThe Art Gallery of NSW Has Just Announced Its Blockbuster Exhibitions for Summer 2020
The Archibald is (finally) going ahead — as is a just-revealed retrospective of one of Australia's most celebrated impressionist painters.
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NewsTwelve Stellar Movies From 2020 That You Need to Catch Up On
Cinemas have been closed for months, but this year has still thrown up plenty of big-screen gems — here's what you need to see.
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NewsBrisbane 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.
