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Month: April 2018

SFF My Brilliant Career
Festivals & Events

Sydney Film Festival reveals first films for 2018

6 April 2018

Judith Van Heeren
Exhibitions

Judith Van Heeren: Sea Garden

6 April 2018

Bakers Dozen Theatre Co Cock
Theatre

COCK

6 April 2018

MICF Laid Natalie Palamides
Comedy

MICF: Natalie Palamides – Laid

6 April 2018

BSSTC Season 2018
Theatre

What’s in store at Black Swan State Theatre Company in 2018

6 April 2018

Creative Summit Speakers
Creative Industries

Creative State Summit set to return to Melbourne in June

6 April 2018

Hilary Glow AAR On the Couch
On the Couch

On the Couch with Hilary Glow

5 April 2018

Head On Photo Festival 2018 Craig Holmes Ashtons
Exhibitions

Head On Photo Festival announces incredible line-up of exhibitions from Australia and abroad

5 April 2018

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