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Win Tickets to the Russian Resurrection Film Festival
For cinephiles, Russophiles and anyone who just wants to watch something a little unexpected.
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New Newtown: The Neighbourhood’s Ten Best Recent Openings
Ten new places that have enhanced rather than replaced the suburb's classic spirit.
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Win a Dinner for Two at Miss Peaches
There's a new mistress commanding King Street and she's serving up hearty southern fare you should try.
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Underbelly Arts 2013 Program Launches
Underbelly Arts is back after a fallow year. Will the wait have been worth it?
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Hipsters at the Gate: Greek Agora Classics get a Wardrobe Update
Ever wondered what the Ancient Greeks might look like in 2013? Wonder no more.
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‘A Bricolage of Shit': The Act of Killing’s New Take on Documentary and Genocide
The Act of Killing has been the talk of Sydney Film Festival. Director Joshua Oppenheimer tells how his astonishing documentary came together.
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New York Introduces Bill to Regulate 3D Printed Guns
How do you stop someone from printing their own gun in an instant?
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The Top 5 Tracks to Hear This Weekend
There you are with two perfectly good ears and nothing to do.
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Poetic Photography that Visualises Haikus
Rina Vukobratovic gives her childhood haikus a new, photographic life.
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Sand Hill Road’s Secrets to Making the Perfect Pub
Matt Mullins shares the blueprint for what makes redesigned pubs like The Prahran Hotel work.
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The Eight Best Butchers in Sydney
Where the best cuts abound and animal welfare is as vital as profit margins.
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Poet and Hacker Bravo Child Shows What Artists Can Do at a Hackfest
The host of Memebrain explains why he wants artists to turn up to his hackfest.
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Reimagining How to Build Cities on a Human Scale
Andreas Dalsgaard, director of The Human Scale, explains how we address the contradictions of contemporary cities.
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What If Game of Thrones Happened in the 1990s?
Ever wondered what Game of Thrones would be like if the claimants of Westeros were fighting to sit atop a beanbag?
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The Ten Best Things to See at the Sydney Film Festival
Grab your popcorn and settle into your seat for these ten (-ish) events.
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Five Futuristic Art Works to See at ISEA
These ISEA art sideshows show off a future far more interesting than your missing jetpack.
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The Top Five Tracks To Hear This Weekend
Happy almost the weekend day. Here is a musical gift for this momentous occasion.
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Win a Night Out for Four at Vivid’s Terminal Projekt
Want to farewell VIVID in a pop-up wine bar made of illuminated cubes?
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Five Reasons We’d Believe Anything About Tilda Swinton
She lives on another planet, and it's one we're dying to visit.
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Forever Now Will Launch Your Ideas Into Outer Space, Really
And digital democracy will determine the message we send to our alien buddies.
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Lululemon Launches Bondi Store with Coastal Yoga Weekend
Round the cliffs of Bondi to Bronte with encouragement from an opera singer.
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Singles to Get Train Carriage for Flirting on Prague Metro
One way to spice up your workday commute.
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Spotify Australia Celebrates Its First Birthday (With an Infographic)
It's hard to imagine life before the little bundle of joy.
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Web Success Vive Cool City Moves to TV
The current affairs show not safe for work. Or most of the day.
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Babyshambles Announce Splendour Sideshows
Lock up your bowler hats and crack pipes, Babyshambles are coming to town!
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Wee Waa Was Perfect for Daft Punk – Even Minus the Crowd
We learned why Wee Waa was an oddly perfect fit for Daft Punk.
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Win Tickets to See Stories Then and Now
Stories capturing a breadth of Asian-Australian experience, from fishing boat to cruise ship.
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Drinking Pays for Public Transport with the Beer Turnstile
Don't drink and drive; drink and catch the train
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Instagram Goes Deep with iAfghanistan Photojournalism
Ben Lowy's mesmerising wartime photos show iPhoneography's full potential.
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Helen Bird: The Making of a Modern Craftswoman
We talk to Helen Bird, the recently announced winner of Ketel One’s Modern Craft Project, about transforming the humble food bicycle-cart into a literal vehicle for empowering migrants from disadvantaged backgrounds and how she plans to establish a lasting legacy with the $100,000 prize money.