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Rethinking the Live Music Experience at DERRICK GEE's RADIO HOUR

Issey Rubinstein

A few nights ago, my friend took me to a show at the Melbourne Recital Centre. Neither of us knew anything about it, butRead Article

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Loneliness does not begin when we are left alone. It begins when we long to be known, but fear what it means to be seen.Read Article

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If you follow Steve Lacy on any social media platform, you’ll know that he has messed us around for about three years. LRead Article

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The Cathartic Final Sprint of THE HALVES' Grace Tour

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Through an enclosed brick alleyway and up a fire escape. This is how you enter the “listening club”. The room is dark. SRead Article

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Fun, Flashy and Deeply Flawed: JIM QUEEN Tackles Heterosexuality at MIFF 2026

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THE RIVALS OF AMZIAH KING Is the Best Film You'll See This Year

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LEVITICUS: The Cost of Paradise

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Uncle Vanya is maddening. In the sense that fatalism and stitch-inducing satire scramble in an evocative production abouRead Article

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“Memories are small islands in a sea of forgetting”, writes Astrid Erll in the introduction of Memory and Culture, a fouRead Article

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STOP! THAT! TRAIN: Drag Queens, Transcontinental Locomotives and a Generative AI Scandal

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Stop! That! Train! is a future cult classic with a star-studded cast—and an AI scandal.Read Article

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NGV'S CARTIER: Go, Glance, Snap a Photo, and Get Out

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I recently attended the Cartier exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria with my partner, eager to look at the proRead Article

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Thursdays at Grace Darling Hotel mean one thing: $30 steak night. Having not eaten all day, I ordered a medium-rare steaRead Article

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The Wizard of the Kremlin is an adaptation of Giuliano da Empoli’s political novel, a fictionalised account of the rise Read Article

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I had never heard of Sienna Tenn until this interview. While preparing to talk with her, I listened to all her releases,Read Article

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