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    What to Expect at the New Chau Chak Wing Museum

    Humanity is the thread that connects all objects of art, science and ancient history at the University of Sydney’s new free museum.

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    The ABC Is Bringing Back 'Spicks and Specks' in 2021 for a Full New Season

    The beloved music quiz show has been dropping specials over the past year — but now it's returning for a whole new series.

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    How to Spend One Perfect Sunday in The Rocks

    See out the weekend with live music, free art exhibitions, yoga and al fresco cocktails.

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    Archaic Sydney Liquor Licence Laws Governing Live Music Are Set to Be Scrapped Next Month

    A new amendment will remove restrictions on the genres of music that can be played in certain venues, and also make it easier for venues to apply for their licenses.

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    'Spicks and Specks' Will Explore Tunes From the Past Decade In Its Latest Music Quiz Special

    Relive the decade we all just lived through — including the bangers, one hit wonders and songs you'd rather forget.

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    Australia Is Getting a New National Centre for Photography in Regional Victoria

    It'll sit inside a 1860s-era heritage-listed building in Ballarat.

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    Mona Foma's 2021 Festival Will Fill Launceston's Cataract Gorge with a Light and Laser Show

    It'll also fill an entire Hobart warehouse with video installations, art and sculptures by local and international artists, too.

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    Outdoor Events of Up to 3000 People Will Be Allowed in NSW for NYE

    But, you'll need a special permit to enter parts of the CBD on the last day of 2020.

  • News

    Quentin Tarantino Is Turning 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' Into Your Next Must-Read Novel

    If you loved the Leonardo DiCaprio-starring movie, you'll soon be able to read Tarantino's novelisation — which'll mark his first fiction book.

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    Canberra's Beloved 'Harry Potter' Store Quizzic Alley Is Bringing Its Magical Merchandise to Sydney

    Come December, you'll be able to accio up some wizarding items and objects in a former bank.

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    Sydney Festival Will Return This January with 130 Events Across the City

    A floating installation of bees, a huge pop-up stage in Barangaroo (with all tickets just $25), an homage to George Michael and a vigil — this year's program is packed and diverse.

  • Guide

    How to Celebrate NAIDOC Week in 2020

    Celebrate the culture and history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with an online film festival, a market and a dance competition.

  • News

    Events of Up to 5000 People Will Be Allowed to Go Ahead in Regional NSW Towns This Summer

    Country shows are making a comeback — and discussions about safely holding the Sydney Royal Easter Show are underway.

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    The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Is Moving Its 2021 Parade to the SCG

    It'll be a ticketed event, with the audience watching a pageant of costumes, puppetry and props.

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    The Revamped Australian Museum Will Reopen in November with Free Admission

    Closed since mid-2019, it has added more than 3000 square metres of public space as part of a $57.5 million makeover.

  • News

    A Very Nice Statue of Borat Has Popped Up at Bondi Beach for 24 Hours

    The second movie about the fictional Kazakh journalist, 'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm', hits Amazon Prime Video tomorrow.

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    Vivid Will Bring Its Luminous Installations and Live Performances Back to Sydney in August 2021

    After cancelling its 2020 event due to COVID-19, the annual festival will return next year — in a later time slot.

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    The Sydney Opera House Has Announced a Big Reopening Lineup Filled with Live Gigs and Festivals

    It includes the return of ideas festival Antidote, everything from live jazz to comedy, and music performances over dinner at Bennelong.

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    Japan's Multi-Level Super Nintendo Theme Park (and Its 'Mario Kart' Ride) Will Now Open in Early 2021

    It'll also feature the world's first Mario cafe, which is opening this month ahead of the rest of the park.

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    Mona Foma Will Return to Launceston and Hobart in January 2021

    MONA has announced dates for its summer music and arts festival — and confirmed that it will take place next year.

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    You Can Now Take a Virtual Tour of Alice Springs' Dazzling Parrtjima Festival

    Watch the Northern Territory festival's dazzling sights from your couch.

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    Five Spectacular Artworks You Can Experience Online in the Telstra NATSIAA Virtual Gallery

    Stay right where you are to explore this online exhibition of works by 65 First Nations artists.

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    This Exhibition Will Give You a New Perspective on the Night Sky and Our Shared Place Within It

    ‘Under the Stars’ celebrates thousands of years of looking to the night sky.

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    Seven Winners from This Year's Telstra NATSIAA (and How to Support Your Favourites)

    Find out who won — then vote for your faves in the People's Choice Award.

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    The Localist: Eastern Suburbs

    The stomping ground for those who like both coastal and urban living, the eastern suburbs of Sydney boast heritage homes, coastal walks, intimate wine bars and pubs that exude the Aussie laidback lifestyle.

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    Where to Shop Like a Local In and Around Paddington

    Meander through the beautifully terraced suburb for gift emporiums, bespoke tailoring and artisan chocolates.

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    Sydney's Best Escape Rooms to Hit Up with Your Crew

    Solve a murder mystery in a creepy abandoned cabin, travel through outback Australia and escape a woman's consciousness in these thrilling (and chilling) escape rooms.

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    Seven First Nations Artists You Should Get to Know Better This Year and Why

    The painters, jewellery makers, textile artists (and more) are finalists in Australia's most prestigious awards for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists.

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    The Localist: Northern Beaches

    The northern beaches is well-known for its heritage-listed houses, harbourfront views, boutique storefronts and beachfront restaurants. Here, the towns get smaller and closer to the coast — these are the quintessential beach towns you read about in Australian novels.

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    The Localist: North Shore

    The north shore is a beautiful part of Sydney, and its proximity to the water means an abundance of restaurants and bars with stunning views.

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    Where to Shop Like a Local In and Around Newtown

    King Street is known for its vintage shops and record stores — but its retail offering also covers books, plants and natural wine.

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    The Localist: Inner West

    Sydney’s inner west has boomed in recent years in all the ways that matter.

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    The 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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    The 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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    The 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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    The 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.

  • News

    A Crowdfunding Campaign to Fly the Aboriginal Flag on the Harbour Bridge Has Raised $30,000

    It’s the latest step in an ongoing fight to see the Aboriginal flag flying 365 days a year.

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    Alice Springs' Dazzling Parrtjima Festival Will Light Up the Red Centre in September

    The Indigenous arts, culture and storytelling festival has been rescheduled from April.

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