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Musical elevates Latin American vibes to new heights

Musical elevates Latin American vibes to new heights

Leading lights of a Latin American musical hope the production breaks down stereotypes while offering a universal story of connection and belonging.

Don't be a drongo and help Aussie slang do a Bradbury

Don't be a drongo and help Aussie slang do a Bradbury

Don't be a drongo and help Aussie slang do a Bradbury

Don't be a drongo and help Aussie slang do a Bradbury

The Australian National Dictionary Centre's annual word appeal is off and running, with a focus on sports slang in an Olympic year.

Galactic zoom-out one of three Emmys nods for Aust firm

Galactic zoom-out one of three Emmys nods for Aust firm

Galactic zoom-out one of three Emmys nods for Aust firm

Galactic zoom-out one of three Emmys nods for Aust firm

The Australian design firm that created the opening titles for the likes of The Crown has been nominated for three (more) Emmy Awards.

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'Dystopian scenario' of AI music over human tunes

'Dystopian scenario' of AI music over human tunes

AI technology is moving so quickly that its algorithms could soon drive listeners to AI-made music, over songs written by human artists.

Country music singer awaits her transplant 'miracle'

Country music singer awaits her transplant 'miracle'

Seleen McAlister was 11 when her mother received a liver transplant. Decades later, the Australian country music singer is waiting for her own life-saving gift.

Golden days of regional television quickly losing shine

Golden days of regional television quickly losing shine

More than 60,000 rural Australians have lost access to a free-to-air channel as regional broadcasters struggle, and experts say it's a sign of things to come.

Inside the tube of classic surf film Crystal Voyager

Inside the tube of classic surf film Crystal Voyager

A digital remaster of 1973 surf classic Crystal Voyager will screen at the Sydney Opera House, 50 years after it premiered at the newly-built venue.

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Corporate watchdog clears indigenous art centre

Corporate watchdog clears indigenous art centre

Corporate watchdog clears indigenous art centre

Corporate watchdog clears indigenous art centre

The ACCC has found no breaches of consumer law at the APY Art Centre Collective, but another regulator has told it to clean up its books.

Comedian and actor Bob Newhart dead at 94

Comedian and actor Bob Newhart dead at 94

Comedian and actor Bob Newhart dead at 94

Comedian and actor Bob Newhart dead at 94

Comedian and actor Bob Newhart, whose career spanned eight decades, has died at the age of 94, his publicist says.

Dust never settles as Slim's son releases debut album

Dust never settles as Slim's son releases debut album

Dust never settles as Slim's son releases debut album

Dust never settles as Slim's son releases debut album

David Kirkpatrick spent his early years on the road with his parents Slim Dusty and Joy McKean, memories that have inspired his band's debut country album.

Johnny Depp turns to tarot to inspire art collection

Johnny Depp turns to tarot to inspire art collection

Johnny Depp turns to tarot to inspire art collection

Johnny Depp turns to tarot to inspire art collection

Actor Johnny Depp pays tribute to his ex-partner Vanessa Paradis in new artworks inspired by tarot cards.

New dance show Plagiary moves to the AI beat

New dance show Plagiary moves to the AI beat

New dance show Plagiary moves to the AI beat

New dance show Plagiary moves to the AI beat

Performers respond to AI-generated instructions in a new dance show - no judgment allowed, unless you're trying to work out what it means.

Colonials mess with Shakespeare and get a global hit

Colonials mess with Shakespeare and get a global hit

Colonials mess with Shakespeare and get a global hit

Colonials mess with Shakespeare and get a global hit

Making Shakespeare's longest play into a successful opera is no easy feat, but an adaptation by "a bunch of colonials" is premiering at the Sydney Opera House.

'Part of something so much bigger': poet's outback awe

'Part of something so much bigger': poet's outback awe

'Part of something so much bigger': poet's outback awe

'Part of something so much bigger': poet's outback awe

A poem slowly came to Imogen Batt-Doyle as she led hikers through the outback, with her reflection on the vast wilderness taking out the Cloncurry poetry prize.

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Indigenous stories and history caught on camera

Aunty Barbara McGrady has spent decades documenting First Nations people, events and stories and now her work is on display in a major solo exhibition.

Rebel Wilson sued for defamation in battle over movie

Rebel Wilson is being sued for defamation after accusing the producers of her movie The Deb of bad behaviour, embezzling funds and blocking the film's premiere.

Baldwin breaks down as manslaughter case thrown out

The involuntary manslaughter case against Alec Baldwin has been dismissed with a judge blaming police for withholding evidence.

Baldwin lawyer grills police technician over Rust probe

A lawyer for Alec Baldwin has grilled a crime scene technician over what he suggested was an insufficient search for the source of live ammunition.

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Freedom Ride protest remembered six decades on

Two plaques have been unveiled in Sydney, one in honour of Charles Perkins and the other marking the Freedom Ride protest he led across regional NSW in 1965.

Baldwin reckless with revolver, prosecutor tells jury

A prosecutor has told a jury that before a fatal shooting on the Rust movie set, actor Alec Baldwin skipped safety checks and recklessly handled a revolver.

'Picassos' hanging in Tasmania's MONA were 'created'

Artist and curator Kirsha Kaechele has revealed two paintings hung in Tasmania's MONA are not Picassos and were, in fact, painted by her.

Jury to hear opening statements in Alec Baldwin trial

A US jury is set to hear opening statements at the involuntary manslaughter trial of Alec Baldwin in the fatal shooting of a cinematographer.

Jurors seated in Alec Baldwin's manslaughter trial

Alec Baldwin's trial in the fatal shooting of a cinematographer has begun in New Mexico, with the jury seated.

Margot Robbie and husband expecting first child

Eight years after the couple married, Barbie star Margot Robbie is pregnant with her first child with husband Tom Ackerley.

Music legend Herbie Hancock, 84, to tour Australia

Genre-defying musician Herbie Hancock is embarking on an Australian tour and will headline the Melbourne International Jazz Festival.

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