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Yoko trumps the cricket drawcard
Tourism figures demonstrate culture is drawing dollars and that equates to better support and more tech-led hooks to get them…
Cottesloe turns ten
Perth’s much loved outdoor sculpture exhibition Sculpture by the Sea celebrates its first decade this March.
This is so contemporary!
It's a statement we've all heard; Tino Sehgal gives us his spin on the topic but are audiences getting into…
Introverts versus extroverts: How to manage at work
Learning how introverts and extroverts work can help make your workplace more harmonious and productive.
Nahrain builds understanding of Middle East
Two rivers and many cultures flow together in this exhibition, which examines ancient Mesopotamia in today’s climate of conflict.
Til the Black Lady Sings
This performance reveals an artistry which even devoted Cheetham fans may not have suspected.
Ballet at the Quarry: Radio and Juliet
New Artistic Director, Belgian Aurélien Scannella, brings a fresh, entertaining approach to the company.
The Great Game
This off-beat, kooky play is both highly original, playful and slightly disturbing.
The Visitors
Seven Aboriginal leaders discuss the arrival of the First Fleet, debating whether the unexpected visitors are friends or foes.
The lonely chairs
Planners should be thinking about the experience of sitting in public space and what it means to be an urban…