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two people are standing in purple light that's been projected onto trees.
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Installation review: Night Visions, Illuminate Adelaide, Adelaide Botanic Garden

Illuminate Adelaide returns to brighten the cold winter evenings with a series of free and ticketed events held after dark.…

A black woman and a black man are laughing. She's wearing a white hat and a yellow suit, he's wearing a grey suit with a red tie.
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Theatre review: Primary Trust, Ensemble Theatre

In a world of chaos and war, this good-natured play about kindness is a wonderful tonic.

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Theatre review: Breaking the Castle, Frankston Arts Centre and more

This extraordinary piece of writing is brought vividly to life in a one-man show by and starring Peter Cook.

A silhouette of a man in white-blue light.
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Theatre review: 1984, Comedy Theatre

An excellent production of George Orwell’s powerful warning of what happens when we lose our souls to the State.

Pearls of dangling glass form a curtain of rain above sculpted circling stingrays.
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Exhibition review: Five Acts of Love, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art

A group exhibition featuring local and international artists with artworks that shine like beacons.

Rows of small black and white photos.
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Exhibition review: Auto-Photo: A Life in Portraits, RMIT Gallery 

New exhibition honours a local champion of the photo booth.

Two panels. On the left is a woman with chestnut hair and a blue top. On the right is the cover of a book 'Your Friend and Mine' which is made up of blocks and pastel colours.
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Book review: Your Friend and Mine, Jessica Dettmann

Long-term friendships: its joys and frustrations.

A painting of a man in profile. There is an orange book, 'Just So Stories' in a glass case and some other documents next to the painting.
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Exhibition review: Writers Revealed, HOTA

In a time of increasing reliance on AI, this exhibition provides an insight into the creative processes of the authors…

Two panels. on the left is a black and white portrait of a woman with short dark curly hair wearing a white t shirt. On the right is the cover of a book 'Sweet Nothings'. It's orange with a photo of uni buildings and a in the middle in purple, an illustration of a young woman's headless torso.
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Book review: Sweet Nothings, Madison Griffiths

Unpicking the complexities of students and their romantic relationships with university professors.

An old manuscript.
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Exhibition review: World of the Book, State Library Victoria 

State Library Victoria’s paradise for bibliophiles turns 20 in exquisite style.

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