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Your Guide to Melbourne Music Week 2013
Find new music, rub shoulders, get amongst it, and find a party in an underground carpark. This year's program is huge.
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15th-Century Dutch Church Converted to Epic Bookstore
This must be one of the world's most gorgeous bookstores.
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Eight Unforgettable Moments of Banksy’s New York Residency
Having captured hearts and media attention all month, Banksy makes his exit from New York.
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Neko Case and Gold Panda Announce Golden Plains Sideshows
The indie darling and British electro man set tour dates for 2014.
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Six Amazing Works of Melbourne Street Art You Can No Longer See
Lou Chamberlin captures a transient art for good in her new book of photography, Street Art: Melbourne.
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Christos Tsiolkas Wants You to Fail
Australian author Christos Tsiolkas is back another novel Barracuda sure to get the nation talking.
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Five Tips for the Best Taste of Melbourne Experience in 2013
Melbourne's foodie Mecca is back as the city's best restaurants converge on Albert Park.
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19th Biennale of Sydney Set to Stir Imagination
The 19th Biennale of Sydney has just announced its 2014 lineup and it's shaping up to be a cracker.
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Isabella Rossellini Coming to Australia to Talk Sex and Animals
The actress and student of animal behaviour brings Green Porno down under.
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Win Tickets to The Counselor
Ridley Scott directs an all-star cast in the first original screenplay from Cormac McCarthy.
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Concrete Playground Meets Cut Copy
Dan Whitford chats about the band's newest tunes, success and why dance music isn't going around in circles.
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Find Out What Each Country Leads the World In via Handy Map
We are world leaders in deadly animals and melanoma. Hooray!
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‘Adult triple j’ Is Being Realised Through Dig Music
Disillusioned with triple j? Time to tune into Dig.
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Win Lena Dunham’s Tiny Furniture on DVD
Enter for a chance to win this film made by the creator of Girls.
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Laneway Sideshows Announced for Chvrches, Jagwar Ma, Savages and More
Laneway sideshows to kind of make up for dying Aussie music festivals.
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Laugh Uproariously at Dog Faces Photographed Mid-Shakedown
Jowls fly poignantly in photographer Carli Davidson's new high-speed capture series.
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Sydney Festival Announces Full Program for 2014
Look out for a much bigger festival garden, the return of music venue Paradiso at Town Hall and everyone's favourite duck, and a version of Stonehenge that you can bounce on.
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The Ten Best Things to Do at Melbourne Good Food Month 2013
We've taken some of the stress out of choosing what to do this Good Food Month.
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#Mamming Is an Actually Good, Funny Campaign for Breast Cancer Awareness
The latest Instagram sensation embraces the awkwardness of mammograms.
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You Am I, Neko Case and Many More Join Public Enemy for Golden Plains
Golden Plains Festival announced a stellar lineup for their eighth shindig, and there's something for everyone.
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Zombies Attacked and I Am Glad They Did: A Day in Zedtown
We report from the ground at the (Fun)Day of the Dead, Zedtown.
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Win Tickets to See Blancanieves
Director Pablo Berger’s retelling of the Grimm Brothers' Snow White story is generating a lot of buzz right now.
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The 11-Acre Portrait You Just Can’t Miss
Artist Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada's monumental portrait will soon be going to dust.
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Concrete Playground Meets Mystery Road’s Ivan Sen and Aaron Pedersen
The master filmmaker and actor discuss Indigenous stories, going it alone and science fiction futures.
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Wes Anderson’s Grand Budapest Hotel Promises More Pastel Good Times
Time for another wild, pastel adventure with Wes Anderson.
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Why Beyond: Two Souls Should Be the First Video Game You Play
You'll want to see Ellen Page's Oscar-worthy performance, for one thing.
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Eat Streets: Meyers Place
Take a closer look at Meyers Place: that tiny laneway capillary between Bourke and Little Collins streets.
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Lessons in Life and Movies from Iconic ’80s Filmmaker John Landis
Some candid advice from the man who gave us The Blues Brothers and Thriller.
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Stunningly Vivid Camera Obscura Photography Brings the Outside In
Robyn Stacey creates magic with tools on the opposite ends of the technological spectrum: a simple camera obscura and a high-tech Hasselblad DSLR.
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Nine Inch Nails and Queens of the Stone Age Announce Co-Headline Australian Tour
Get ready for the ultimate rock bromance.
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Lose the Plot at the Groovin the Moo Spin-off Festival
Cattelyard Productions are set to bring all the electronic and dance noise Australia can muster to Sydney and Melbourne.
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Telekinesis Tears a Cafe Apart in Hilarious Viral Ad
An internet video advertisement for the soon-to-be released Carrie remake brings the scares to the streets.