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Midnight Oil perform in Sydney's Domain in November 2017.
Peter Garrett

Midnight Oil's Gadigal Land is an uncompromising song of rage

The band's first new song in 18 years was unveiled on Thursday.

  • by Michael Dwyer
Kate Miller-Heidke was to perform live on Saturday however the gig may now be cancelled.
Arts

Lockdown slams brakes on online performance plans

  • by Nick Miller
Dr Leigh Nicholson with her work, entitled Starburst.
Arts

Scientists capture a beauty that is skin deep

  • by Nick Galvin
'Never alone' by artist Kent Morris, a digital billboard on St Kilda’s intersection between Grey and Fitzroy Streets. Part of ACCA’s major exhibition in 2021, Who’s Afraid of Public Space?
Arts

'Never alone': a message for all of us, art in a locked-down city

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
A t-shirt from the MUMA Art You Can Wear 2020 collection
Arts

Wit and enigma make for arty lockdown fashion

  • by Robert Nelson

Movies

Filmmaker Raul Ruiz.
Arts

Unfinished film granted zany finish

MIFF review: The Tango Of The Widower And Its Distorting Mirror

  • by Jake Wilson
Comedian Rove McManus is performing an online-only stand-up set.
What's on

Best of the week: What to see, hear and do from August 9-15

From an online-only film festival and art fair, to stand-up comedy featuring Rove McManus and a magnificent floral display, we have your week in Sydney covered.

  • by Nicole Elphick
Watch the trailer for the 2006 James Bond film.
2:25
Film

Casino Royale official trailer

Each episode reunites the cast and crew behind classic films via Zoom, and raises money for charity.
Good Weekend

Reunited Apart: how our nostalgia for '80s movies launched a YouTube sensation

  • by Donna Lu
Watch the trailer for the 1992 film A League of Their Own, starring Tom Hanks and Geena Davis.
2:26
Film

A League of Their Own official trailer

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TV & radio

Craig Reucassel has been catching up on the Rocky movies, listening to The Little Dum Dum podcast and painting the house with his three teenagers.
Pop culture

Home Sweet Home: What's keeping Craig Reucassel busy this week

The TV host has been reading political biographies, catching up with the Rocky movies and painting the house.

  • by Nicole Elphick
Fall of Japan in Colour
Review

TV for Saturday, August 15

Saturday Picks: Fall of Japan in Colour, Robert Kirkman's Secret History of Comics, Last Tango in Halifax

  • by Bridget McManus
Mediterranean Odyssey with Bettany Hughes
Review

TV for Friday, August 14

  • by Bridget McManus
Home and Away
Review

TV for Thursday, August 13

  • by Bridget McManus
Sydney's Super Tunnel
Review

TV for Wednesday, August 12

  • by Bridget McManus
Little Birds

From the director of Billions and The Affair, the provocative new series Little Birds is now streaming, only on Stan.

The Deceived

A compelling narrative of lust, manipulation and betrayal. The brand new series The Deceived is now streaming, only on Stan.

Music

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The Lexus marquee ahead of the Melbourne Cup Carnival 2019.
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Emerald City

Cup will run, COVID or no COVID

  • by Lucy Manly
Those were the days: Warne and his ex fiancee Liz Hurley in 2011.
Opinion
Private Sydney

The smell of profit lingers with each spray of Eau de Warnie

  • by Andrew Hornery
Diane Keaton: "I’ve never felt beautiful. I’ve felt beautiful inside but not pertaining to my appearance."
Sunday Life

'You pay for privilege': Why Diane Keaton's enviable life has come at some cost

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