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Sashay or stay – will RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under erase Australia’s ‘ocker’ drag past?

Mark Lee and Mel Gibson in Peter Weir's Gallipoli

Peter Weir’s Gallipoli 40 years on: deftly directed and still devastating

Minister-for-Communications-Urban-Infrastructure-Cities-and-the-Arts-Paul-Fletcher

What happens when your arts minister suffers from cultural cringe?

Currency Press Katharine Brisbane

Katharine Brisbane has been a leader in Australian theatre for decades. Her new proposal is her most daring yet

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Without visiting headliners, can local artists save our festivals?

24 February 2021

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Australian cinema is reaping box office rewards during the pandemic. Can the trend continue?

19 February 2021

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Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet at 25: is this the best Shakespeare screen adaptation?

12 February 2021

Rhyan Clapham (aka DOBBY)

Four Indigenous composers and a piano from colonial times – making passionate, layered, honest music together

8 February 2021

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