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SWAPMEET Make Themselves at Home at the Northcote Social Club

Sophia Lark

The energy was buzzing from the second I entered Northcote Social Club for the first night of Adelaide band Swapmeet’s sold-out Mount Zero tour. With Read Article

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Fighting an AI-rotted Internet at YOUNG SQUIZZY & MCRIZZ: THE WORLD TOUR

Ben Shaw

When you go to your friends’ tongue-in-cheek world tour at Melbourne Fringe, you expect to have fun. What you don’t expect is for them to get uploadedRead Article

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EMI EMI is the J-Pop Act That Australian Crowds Have Been Missing

Sofia Perica

Growing up in Tasmania, J-Pop musician Emi Emi frequently travelled to Japan to visit her grandparents. She never used to fully understand the importaRead Article

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THE LIFE OF A SHOWGIRL: THE ENCORE: Did Anyone Ask For This?

Fergus Sinnott

Swift’s twelfth album, 2025’s The Life of a Showgirl, has proven to be her most polarising album to date. Each individual critic seemed to harbour difRead Article

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SWAPMEET Make Themselves at Home at the Northcote Social Club

Sophia Lark

The energy was buzzing from the second I entered Northcote Social Club for the first night of Adelaide band Swapmeet’s sRead Article

Thu 08 Oct 2026

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Fighting an AI-rotted Internet at YOUNG SQUIZZY & MCRIZZ: THE WORLD TOUR

Ben Shaw

When you go to your friends’ tongue-in-cheek world tour at Melbourne Fringe, you expect to have fun. What you don’t expeRead Article

Thu 08 Oct 2026

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EMI EMI is the J-Pop Act That Australian Crowds Have Been Missing

Sofia Perica

Growing up in Tasmania, J-Pop musician Emi Emi frequently travelled to Japan to visit her grandparents. She never used tRead Article

Tue 06 Oct 2026

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THE LIFE OF A SHOWGIRL: THE ENCORE: Did Anyone Ask For This?

Fergus Sinnott

Swift’s twelfth album, 2025’s The Life of a Showgirl, has proven to be her most polarising album to date. Each individuaRead Article

Mon 05 Oct 2026

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THE INVITE Runs the Gamut From Jamón to Ethical Non-Monogamy

Zen Lam

I love getting a great laugh out of an even greater comedy. There's no preference on my end, whether it's straight-forwaRead Article

Mon 05 Oct 2026

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MISS KANINNA Brings Blak Power to the Northcote Theatre

Sabine Pentecost, Photography by Nurhildayati

While playing her largest solo show to a sold-out, packed-out Northcote Theatre, Miss Kaninna was brought to tears. The Read Article

Sun 20 Sep 2026

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Making Kings and Flying Girls: Maisie Peters Takes on Love With FLORESCENCE

Owini Wijayasekara

In the opening track, Mary Janes, off her newest album, Florescence, Maisie Peters defiantly and confidently states, “I’Read Article

Thu 17 Sep 2026

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Fear Not the Legacy Act, See BELLE & SEBASTIAN

Freda Porter

Walking into the Palais Theatre on Saturday night, the auditorium was filled with a thick layer of artificial smoke, whiRead Article

Wed 16 Sep 2026

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Getting Messy with Swapmeet’s MOUNT ZERO

Sophia Lark

The first time I heard of Adelaide-based band Swapmeet was at the John Curtin Hotel on a random mid-semester Tuesday aftRead Article

Tue 15 Sep 2026

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SWEETHEART at IFF26: A Much-Needed Return to Childish Curiosity

Alexander Homoc

Running around the streets unsupervised, playing dress-up with the next-door neighbours, and scaring your friends with eRead Article

Mon 14 Sep 2026

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“Nature Supports Us”: MIFF’s World Premiere of GUIDED BY HORSES

Astara Ball

Set against the backdrop of the Kimberley region’s humbling expanse, director Sean O’Reilly’s Guided by Horses is groundRead Article

Wed 09 Sep 2026

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Experiencing Heaven on Earth with Now or Never's PHILIP GLASS SHOWCASE

Amelie de Graaf

An evening spent with Phillip Glass is an evening spent in bliss. The composer, now 89 years old, made waves in the 60’sRead Article

Sun 06 Sep 2026

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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

Wed 02 Sep 2026

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Getting Vulnerable with ALL THE LOVERS IN THE NIGHT

Jalina Cameron

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

Wed 02 Sep 2026

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Steve Lacy Stops His Teasing With OH YEAH?: A Sexy, Reflective and Painfully Honest Album

Nina Bartholomeusz

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

Wed 02 Sep 2026

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TANGLES: The Lines of Memory that Draw Me to You

Jocelyn Du

“If I don’t stay, I’m going to miss the last of her.” For Sarah (Abbi Jacobson), home has seemingly been rendered intRead Article

Tue 01 Sep 2026

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The Cathartic Final Sprint of THE HALVES' Grace Tour

Astara Ball

At Collingwood's The Tote, Naarm-based four-piece The Halves headlined a thrashing and energised set on Friday 7 August.Read Article

Tue 25 Aug 2026

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If THE NIGHTLINE Calls, You Should Probably Pick Up

Sasha Neilson

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

Mon 24 Aug 2026

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

Ashley Oetomo

Queer adult animation is a medium that doesn’t get much attention, and when it does, it’s often mocked instead of reviewRead Article

Thu 20 Aug 2026

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

Lachie Carroll

Twelve months ago, I had a cinemagoing experience that I’ve been chasing the high of ever since. The Rivals of Amziah KiRead Article

Tue 18 Aug 2026

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LEVITICUS: The Cost of Paradise

Selena Mehmet

Leviticus is a supernatural horror film that follows two teenage boys, Naim and Ryan, whose growing feelings towards eacRead Article

Tue 18 Aug 2026

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