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ABBA fans say 'I do, I do, I do' to Mamma Mia musical

ABBA fans say 'I do, I do, I do' to Mamma Mia musical

There's no need for ABBA fans to send out an SOS to any dancing queens, because Mamma Mia! The Musical is set to officially open in Brisbane.

Rudd portrait provides open door to the imagination

Rudd portrait provides open door to the imagination

Rudd portrait provides open door to the imagination

Rudd portrait provides open door to the imagination

Kevin Rudd's official portrait captures a former prime minister at home and provides an "I Spy'' of symbolic objects open to the viewer's interpretation.

Wiradjuri designer takes out prestigious fashion award

Wiradjuri designer takes out prestigious fashion award

Wiradjuri designer takes out prestigious fashion award

Wiradjuri designer takes out prestigious fashion award

The National Indigenous Fashion Award's top prize has been awarded to Wiradjuri designer Lillardia Briggs-Houston.

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Play School presenter's portrait voted people's choice

Play School presenter's portrait voted people's choice

Jaq Grantford’s immense portrait of former Play School presenter Noni Hazlehurst has beaten 56 other Archibald finalists to win the People’s Choice award.

Aussie musicians demand fair pay for radio plays

Aussie musicians demand fair pay for radio plays

Australian artists want to be fairly compensated for their songs playing on commercial radio, pushing to scrap a cap limiting how much they can be paid.

'World's greatest' tenor Kaufmann returns to stage

'World's greatest' tenor Kaufmann returns to stage

German tenor Jonas Kaufmann will play Enzo in La Gioconda at the Sydney Opera House, after having to cancel a series of dates because of illness.

Tassie's MONA to mount first ever show of old art

Tassie's MONA to mount first ever show of old art

A new exhibition at the Museum of Old and New Art shows religious artworks dating back to 1350.

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Chunky Move dancers debut their most demanding work yet

Chunky Move dancers debut their most demanding work yet

Chunky Move dancers debut their most demanding work yet

Chunky Move dancers debut their most demanding work yet

Dance company Chunky Move is premiering 4/4, the most technically demanding work it has developed.

Dystopian or optimistic? Artist's unsettling endeavour

Dystopian or optimistic? Artist's unsettling endeavour

Dystopian or optimistic? Artist's unsettling endeavour

Dystopian or optimistic? Artist's unsettling endeavour

Visionary "speculative architect" Liam Young is having his first Australian solo show at the National Gallery of Victoria.

Restored Beckett artworks feature in 'Making it Modern'

Restored Beckett artworks feature in 'Making it Modern'

Restored Beckett artworks feature in 'Making it Modern'

Restored Beckett artworks feature in 'Making it Modern'

An exhibition of Australia's leading women modernist artists at the National Gallery of Australia features 24 newly restored works by painter Clarice Beckett.

Big, blue suede shoes to fill in new Elvis musical

Big, blue suede shoes to fill in new Elvis musical

Big, blue suede shoes to fill in new Elvis musical

Big, blue suede shoes to fill in new Elvis musical

A new musical celebrating the life of Elvis will premier this weekend, taking audiences on a journey through 40 of the King's biggest hits.

Probe continues as Aboriginal art show rescheduled

Probe continues as Aboriginal art show rescheduled

Probe continues as Aboriginal art show rescheduled

Probe continues as Aboriginal art show rescheduled

The National Gallery will reschedule an exhibition of art from the APY Lands, but there is still an investigation under way into allegations of interference.

Thousand-year-old sculptures to be returned to Cambodia

Thousand-year-old sculptures to be returned to Cambodia

Thousand-year-old sculptures to be returned to Cambodia

Thousand-year-old sculptures to be returned to Cambodia

Three valuable sculptures thought to be taken from Cambodia illegally will be sent back by the National Gallery of Australia.

National Gallery clears APY artworks of interference

National Gallery clears APY artworks of interference

National Gallery clears APY artworks of interference

National Gallery clears APY artworks of interference

The National Gallery has cleared Aboriginal artworks in its postponed Ngura Pulka – Epic Country show of allegations of interference.

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Paul McCartney gets back to Australia with stadium tour

Former Beatle Paul McCartney is touring Australia for the first time in six years, ready to rock Down Under with his Got Back Tour.

Sydney Fringe offers up-and-comers chance to break out

The Sydney Fringe is coming back to the harbour city with weirder and wackier shows but also provides up-and-coming artists their break out moment.

Modular home installed in a day wins design award

A pre-fabricated, low-cost modular home has won the national Houses award for the best new home under 200 square metres.

Sonia Kruger takes out Gold Logie in upset win

Sonia Kruger has won the Gold Logie in a night of several upset wins, while comedy Colin from Accounts has taken home three gongs.

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Sonia Kruger wins Gold Logie

Sonia Kruger has taken home the Gold Logie at the 63rd TV Week Logie Awards, hosted by Sam Pang.

Vote one Randy: purple comic takes a tilt at politics

Australian comedic puppet Randy Feltface is giving up the international comedy circuit and having a go at politics. After all, he has some opinions to share.

Nominees for 63rd TV Week Logie Awards

Nominees for the 2023 Logies, including the Gold Logie and awards for most popular presenter, actor and actress.

Fast track from Summer Bay to the court of Louis XVI

A turn on Australia's most successful soap Home and Away has once again proved career-making, this time for one of the stars of Chevalier.

Melbourne steps aboard a festival for a tram line

The Eighty-Six festival features international and grassroots acts, with gigs at music venues along Melbourne's 86 tram line.

Author's shock, tears, disbelief at Miles Franklin win

A lawyer and mother of four has won the prestigious Miles Franklin literary award with a novel she didn't think would be published in Australia.

Panel to investigate Indigenous art interference claims

Allegations of staff misconduct at an Aboriginal arts collective will be investigated by an independent panel set up by the South Australian government.

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