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Review: OMGYes

19.5.2017 by Anonymous

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Seth Sentry Plays It Safe at Transit

15.5.2017 by Ruben Seaton

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Review: Idaho

15.5.2017 by Victoria Fay

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Review: Shanghai Dumpling Cafe

8.5.2017 by Diana Tung

Ethnocultural Edition,
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The Missing Ghost: A Review of Ghost in the Shell (2017)

8.5.2017 by Anonymous

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The Mind and Memories of David Lynch: A Review of The Art Life

7.5.2017 by Ruben Seaton

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Review: Beauty and the Beast

7.5.2017 by Diana Tung

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Review: Sarah Gaul's 'Comedienne'

7.5.2017 by Josh Begbie

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Podcasts that I can’t Unhear

4.5.2017 by Xiao Lin King

Ethnocultural Edition,
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A Night of Vocal Excellence: Kate Miller-Heidke and the National Pops Orchestra

21.4.2017 by Robin Monro

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Review: Lego Film

18.4.2017 by Alex Unikowski

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Review: A Date for Mad Mary at the Mardi Gras Film Festival

18.4.2017 by Hannah Wolfhagen

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Our Finest Diplomats: Client Liaison at Academy

18.4.2017 by Ruben Seaton

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Review: Hidden Figures (2016)

4.4.2017 by Abdulla Rasheed

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Review: Age of Bones (Jaman Belulang) at Ainslie and Gorman Arts Centre

4.4.2017 by Claire Holland

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‘Our art centre is our last line of defence’: Resisting the Australian War Memorial’s Decade-old Interpretative Remit from the Inside

25.3.2017 by Emily Gallagher

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Review: Songs for the Band Unformed by John Passant

25.3.2017 by Victoria Fay

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Review: Logan

24.3.2017 by Brandon Tan

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