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    Sydney Festival Reveals Massive 2017 Program

    Expect giant ball pits, art in unexpected places and a tonne of local and international artists.

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    Sydney Festival Announces Huge Western Sydney Program for 2017

    Including an interactive 'Circus City' and the first posthumous exhibition of works by Myuran Sukumaran.

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    A 24-Hour Pop Culture Binge Festival Is Coming to the Sydney Opera House

    Featuring Shia LeBeouf, Street Fighter and a cat video festival in the forecourt.

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    So Frenchy So Chic in the Park Returns for 2017

    A whole afternoon of Champagne, cheese and French frolicking on the lawn.

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    Homer Simpson Takes on Evil Sydney Opera House Seagulls in This New Short

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    The NSW Government Has Released Their Lockout Review and People Aren't Super Happy with It

    The lockout times could be extended by a whopping half an hour.

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    Melbourne's Newest Library Is Located on the City's Trains, Trams and Buses

    Books on the Rail sees books travelling on the city's public transport network.

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    The New York Times Might be Launching in Australia

    They're "focused" on Oz as part of their global expansion.

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    Where News Meets Comedy: How Australian Journalists Are Using Satire to Deliver Bad News

    Finding the funny bits with 'The Feed' host Jeanette Francis and 'The Weekly with Charlie Pickering' writer James Colley.

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    Win Tickets to Storyology 2016

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    Mona's Dark Mofo Just Got $10.5 Million in Funding from the Tasmanian Government

    There's many more dark wintry art times in Hobart ahead.

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    A Couple's Guide to Visiting Queenstown and Wanaka

    Sometimes you just need a little escape.

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    The Finalists for the 2016 Archibald Prize Have Been Announced

    Time for your yearly dose of prestigious portraits of prominent Aussies.

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    Sydney's Festival of Dangerous Ideas Announces Provocative 2016 Program

    From #BlackLivesMatter to teenage communists and our own Federal Government (TBC).

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    Concrete Playground's Guide to Vivid Sydney 2016

    The best bits of Vivid in one handy spot.

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    A Ten-Level Wine Museum Just Opened in France

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    Take a Walking Tour Through the Tang Empire in Sydney's Chinatown

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    Melbourne's New Immersive Heist Game Lets You Casually Rob a Bank

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    Melbourne Officially Has the Best Bookstore in the World

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    MONA Has Announced Their Impressively Weird and Wonderful Dark Mofo 2016 Lineup

    Exhibitions with entry by mirror, parties at funeral homes, ritual burnings and that winter solstice swim.

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    City of Sydney Calls For Lockout Exemptions For Live Music Venues

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    Sydney Writers' Festival Reveals 2016 Program

    Literary nerds, get ready for a week of talks, workshops and bibliotherapy.

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