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Judith Nangala Crispin, the author and poet behind The Dingo's Noctuary. Photo: Supplied.
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The Dingo’s Noctuary: Judith Nangala Crispin's ArtsHub interview  

Judith Nangala Crispin's latest book contains life, death and everything in between. She talks to ArtsHub.

Psychotherapist Andrew Sloan, author of Why Things Feel F*cked. Image supplied.
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5 questions for Andrew Sloan, author of Why Things Feel F*cked

Psychotherapist Andrew Sloan's new book – Why Things Feel F*cked – aims for modern solutions to our age-old sense of…

Man in black suit and glasses in formal portrait in front of painting. Jason Smith
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Sobering but optimistic – AGSA Director Jason Smith takes stock in the face of change

AGSA Director Jason Smith speaks with ArtsHub about the realities of the role and how he is planning for the…

Boorloo Contemporary at East Perth Power Station (seen here in 2025) returns for Perth Festival 2026. An industrial-looking building lit up by brightly coloured projects, and photographed from the air at night; a large crowd is gathered in the building's expansive courtyard.
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Perth Festival 2026 makes the most of its city’s cultural infrastructure shortage

Artistic Director Anna Reece reveals how her second Perth Festival takes over the city’s public and private spaces.

Nell in her Powerhouse Museum studio in Sydney. Photo: Mark Pokorny.
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‘You can't unread a smile’: Nell opens joyful 30-year survey Face Everything

Nell talks to ArtsHub about simplicity, spirituality and the difficult task of choosing work for her major survey at Heide…

Krishna Istha presents First Trimester as part of Melbourne Fringe. Image: Jordon Rossi and Emily Drake
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Krishna Istha's First Trimester: 'Many people are open to giving sperm'

In the ultimate crowd participation show, the trans would-be parent Krishna Istha looks for sperm donors in the audience.

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Marlon Williams: 'I struggle with the idea of authenticity'

New Zealand singer-songwriter and actor Marlon Williams discusses the new documentary about the making of his album, Te Whare Tiwekaweka.

Luke Bracey, Bryan Brown and Susie Porter in Bruce Beresford's The Travellers. Photo: David Dare Parker / Sony Pictures.
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Bruce Beresford on The Travellers and his life in cinema

The acclaimed director and writer Bruce Beresford talks to ScreenHub about the career that's taken him from the New Wave…