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Review: Wayfinder at Heath Ledger Theatre

One of Australia’s leading contemporary dance companies, Dancenorth, has been producing compelling new work for the best part of forty years…

Ink to Image: Celebrating an ordinary man on an extraordinary expedition

One of the most important expeditions in Western Australia’s post-colonial history will be brought to life with the new photo […]

New exhibition Mantanguru brings artwork from the sand to the gallery

Three artists from the remote community of Pukatja in South Australia will make the 2,300km journey to attend the opening weekend […]

Jet announce extended edition of Get Born anniversary tour

Jet have announced an extended run of dates across Australia celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut album, Get Born. […]

Review: Matt Ponio’s Modify

Matt Ponio Modify Independent Following up his debut album within less than six months, Matthew Pomponio, a.k.a. Matt Ponio, is […]

Hobbies to try in the home

Do you want to diversify your life or relax after a hard day, but don’t know how to choose a […]

Teddy Swims announces I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy Tour

Teddy Swims has announced his return to Australia and New Zealand this July. The Atlanta singer-songwriter will bring his I’ve […]

Review: P!nk at Optus Stadium

Magenta, Neon. Blush. Watermelon. Coral. Hundreds of shades of pink packed Optus Stadium on Friday, March 1, for the first of two Perth shows…

Bringing it all back home with Sampa the Great and Adrian Dzvuke

Zambian rapper and songwriter Sampa the Great is set to bring her intoxicating mix of hip-hop, soul, and Afrobeat to […]

The Latest Updates for the 2024 Paris Olympics

The Paris Olympics will be held from July 26th to August 11th. With the dates edging closer, interest is starting […]

Review: Lonnie Holley & Moor Mother at The Rechabite

With a line-up of such interesting musical minds, it was no surprise to see an interesting array of electronic and percussive instruments…

Review: The Invisible Opera at Scarborough Beach Amphitheatre

A little more than a hundred years ago, Marcel Duchamp set off a bomb at the centre of the art world. It has been reverberating ever since…

Review: Rob Snarski + Lindy Morrison & Friends at Lyric’s Underground

It was a night for reminiscing, but Rob Snarski and Lindy Morrison, AKA the SnarskiCircusLindyBand, certainly aren’t stuck in the past or…

Review: Deborah Conway & Willy Zygier at State Library of Western Australia

Deborah Conway has written a memoir, The Book of Life. The sardonic songstress with the big voice has finally spilled the beans on her…

Review: Eucalyptus at Perth Concert Hall

The next instalment in Perth Festival’s fine music program, Johnathon Mills and Meredith Oakes opera Eucalyptus, was presented last Thursday night at the Perth Concert Hall.