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The Five Best Long Weekend Parties in Sydney
The Queen would want you to celebrate her birthday with flair.
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NYC Street Artist Aakash Nihalani Plays with Plain Old Tape
Amazing what you can do with a little stationery.
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Listen Out Festival Announces Dates for Spring
Australian dance music fans have a date to lock in.
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Pozible Launches Hyper-Local Project Edition: The Sydney Edit
Sydney's crowdfunding projects all in one handy place.
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Win Tickets to Concrete Playground’s Preview Screening of Galore
Catch an early screening of Australia's answer to Skins.
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Thousands More Tickets Released for Splendour in the Grass
Your end of July plans just changed back.
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Cannes Winners Added to Sydney Film Festival 2014 Program
Twenty-five-year-old Xavier Dolan now has TWO films in the festival.
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National Gallery of Victoria Lets Kids Scribble All Over their White Cube Walls
Drawing on the walls is no longer punishable by grounding.
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The Eames Explainer: How One Family Left a Legacy on Furniture, Film and Steve Jobs
We know them for their chairs, but Charles and Ray Eames had their fingers in many random pies.
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Win Tickets to See Good Vibrations
A scrappily loveable ode to the energy and abandon of punk rock.
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The Five Best Events at the Sydney Film Festival Hub 2014
Because cinephilia isn't all about sitting quietly in the dark.
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Game of Thrones Exhibition to Open in Sydney
Just two days after winter has officially landed, HBO has gone and announced something totally off The Wall.
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Aerial Photographer Captures Our Undying Love for Playgrounds
Guess you could say there's a bunch of concrete... playgrounds... out there.
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Sarah Blasko to Play Intimate Gig Raising Funds For the Refugee Council
The ARIA-winning artist and bighearted Sydney legend puts her ambassador title to good use.
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The Woman Behind Times Square Sets Her Sights on Australian Cities
Janette Sadik-Khan says our streets should be more like living rooms.
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New Yorkers are Wading into the East River to Play a Broken Piano
It's time for our favourite guessing game: art, rubbish or marketing stunt?
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These Dreamy Gold Coast Landscapes Are Actually Finicky Dioramas
The Gold Coast, LA and Las Vegas reimagined.
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Dune Rats Talk Pub Crawling, World Touring and Recording at Brett’s Mum’s House
"Mum would always be like, play as long as you fuckin' want, as loud as you fuckin' want, fuck everybody."
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The Iconic and Broadway Team Up for Groundbreaking New Collection Bar
Order it, pick it up, try it on, returns on the spot.
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The Preatures Announce New Single, Debut Album and National Tour
Sydney's seriously bubbling fivesome have unleashed some big ol' news.
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Cards Against Humanity Need Your Help to Launch an Australian Edition
'In M. Night Shymalan's new movie, Bruce Willis discovers that Sarah Palin had really been a passable transvestite after all'
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You’ll Be Able to Jump Into Tracey Emin’s Bed (For $2 Million)
One of modern art's most argued-about works is going under the hammer.
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Lauryn Hill Solidifies Title as the First Lady of Hip Hop at Vivid LIVE
Sydney found themselves well-Miseducated at Vivid LIVE.
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Seekae Announce Third Album and 2014 National Tour
Sydney's ambient electro darlings have dropped All The News.
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FBi Radio to Launch Digital Dance Music Station
Showcasing the sweatiest, fuzziest and catchiest new dance and electronic music, the offshoot station will broadcast beats, drops and build-ups 24 hours a day.
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The Sydney Hit List: May 27 to June 2
The best things to do in Sydney this week, from chilli eating to unaware hitchhiking.
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Sydney CBD to Get Mildly More Pedestrian Friendly with 40km/h Speed Limit
One small step for man.
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Win Tickets to Wagons’ Acid Rain and Sugar Cane Tour
Frontmen rarely come as charismatic as Melbourne's Henry Wagons.
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Get the Ultimate Vivid View with BridgeClimb Sydney
If you've ever thought about climbing the Coathanger, the time is now.
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Penny Penny Talks South Africa, Yothu Yindi and Finally Kissing Australian Soil
From a poverty-stricken childhood to international stardom, cult South African musician Penny Penny has been dubbed "the next Rodriguez".
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Five Unexpected Things We Learnt From Cannes Film Festival 2014
Tarantino says cinema is dead, and your boyfriend Ryan Gosling sucks at directing.
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Bob Dylan Announces 2014 Tour of Australia and New Zealand
The legendary musician is gifting us with a month-long tour for his 73rd birthday.
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St Vincent Talks Parallel Lives, Interpersonal Travel and Reading Up on Freud
Annie Clark talks transcending the conscious brain, overcoming self-delusion and resisting domestication.
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NPR’s New Database of Commencement Speeches is Guaranteed to Make Your Day
Because uni grads aren't the only ones in need of a little inspiration.
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Man Drowns in Darling Harbour at Opening Night of Vivid Sydney
Sad news from the festival of light.
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Australia Gets Its First Annual Scandinavian Film Festival
Experience the cool cinema of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.