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Artitja Fine Art Gallery

SEVEN SISTERS | The Collectors Show

The Seven Sisters story is rich in cultural, spiritual and astronomical significance and is a rich, ancient narrative that spans…

Fremantle

14 Jun - 13 Jul 2025

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Two panels. On left is a black and white photo of a man with his hand across his mouth. On the right is the cover of a book, 'Autocorrect' which features an illustration of a falling squirrel.
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Book review: Autocorrect, Etgar Keret

Etgar Keret is back with 33 short stories about life, the universe and everything in between.

Thuy On

Jul 1, 2025
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Performance review: Elements of Freestyle, Joan Sutherland Theatre, Sydney Opera House

A fusion of urban arts and classical music with multigenerational appeal.

Sharon Willdin

Jun 30, 2025
A glamorous woman in a pink silky gown sits in front of a mirror putting her earrings in. Aphrodite.
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Opera review: Aphrodite, Carriageworks

A collaboration between the Sydney Chamber Opera and Omega Ensemble that favours cerebral engagement over emotional impact.

Sharon Willdin

Jun 30, 2025
A young man looks shocked while another youth shouts at him in the background. A scene from Lunatix Theatre's 2025 production of 'Blackrock' at The MC Showroom.
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Theatre review: Blackrock, The MC Showroom

Nick Enright's 'Blackrock' is sadly as relevant today as it was in 1995 when it was first performed.

Kim Hitchcock

Jun 27, 2025
A fair-skinned woman, wearing black shorts and a black waistcoat, stands in a constricting shroud of paper (perhaps representing paperwork) on a bare, industrial-looking stage. This is Andi Snelling in her solo show 'Happy-Go-Wrong' at fortyfivedownstairs.
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Theatre review: Happy-Go-Wrong, fortyfivedownstairs

This exploration of chronic illness fuelled existential angst doesn’t make the leap from fringe festival circuit to the fortyfivedownstairs stage.

Jenna Schroder

Jun 27, 2025
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