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Join 25th anniversary celebrations of Macy Gray's album On How Life Is
Don't miss Macy Gray in July. Picture by Giuliano Bekor
Therese Murray
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World wars inspire stories of triumph and tragedy
Win a double book pack of 'At The Going Down of the Sun' and 'The Winter Palace'.
Copies of The Winter Palace by Paul Morgan and At the Going Down of the Sun by Mary-Anne O'Connor. Picture supplied
Direct from Off-Broadway, 'A Taste of Ireland' returns to Sydney, Perth, Brisbane and beyond
SPONSORED | Discover the globally acclaimed Irish dance show from Australia, and watch it yourself in 2024.
Watch 'A Taste of Ireland' direct from Off-Broadway as it tours Sydney, Perth, Brisbane and beyond in 2024. Picture supplied
International Supertar Hans on a Walk of Fame
Hans has received a star on the Adelaide Festival Centre Walk of Fame. Picture supplied
The accordion-playing, sassy German Boy Wonder star joins Tina Arena, plus Bert & Patty Newton on this list.
Anthony Caggiano
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It's 45 years on and red red wine is still flowing for reggae band UB40
Therese Murray
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UB40 members are looking forward to touring Australia again. Picture supplied
Vaudevillian show with bite Dracula's Sanctuary to tour country
This show features acrobatics, rock music and adults only fun.
Rowan Cowley
Dracula's Sanctuary is touring the country from August. Picture supplied
Book Reviews
The tea ladies return and they're fighting crime and for their jobs
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Author Amanda Hampson has penned a new adventure for the tea ladies of Zig Zag Lane. Picture by Christian Trinder
The Cryptic Clue is the latest book by author Amanda Hampson.
Eileen Wood
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Wartime-inspired novel takes cues from real Australian stories
Based from WWII-early 1950s, Painting The Light is a story of love between two people and their love for their country.
The cover art to Ned Manning's Painting The Light. Artwork supplied
Here's how to embrace life in the slow lane
Meredith Gason Masnata teaches us to find joy in a slower life.
Therese Murray
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The cover of Slow: Embracing the Joy of a Slower, Simpler Life. Picture supplied
Food & Drink
Coles, Woolworths bosses reveal stance on pricing
The CEOs of Woolworths and Coles were questioned about the rising cost of supermarket goods. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)
Andrew Brown
Jail threat, apologies as supermarket chiefs face probe
Andrew Brown
The bosses of Woolworths and Coles have been grilled over supermarket prices at a Senate inquiry. (Luis Ascui, Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)
Former competition boss urges supermarket break-up laws
Andrew Brown and Kat Wong
Coles and Woolworths account for an estimated two-thirds of the food retail sector. (Dan Himbrechts, Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)
Movies
Aussie brothers' new horror movie is devilishly good fun
Review
A scene from Late Night With the Devil. Picture supplied
Ron Cerabona
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Glossy look at prince's undoing an elegant account of ugly chapter
Jane Freebury
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Gillian Anderson plays Newsnight's lead anchor, Emily Maitlis. Picture Netflix
Review
Is this Amy Winehouse film the best biopic ever made? No ... no, no!
Jess Layt
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Marisa Abela stars as Amy Winehouse in Back to Black. Picture by Studiocanal
Competitions
World wars inspire stories of triumph and tragedy
Copies of The Winter Palace by Paul Morgan and At the Going Down of the Sun by Mary-Anne O'Connor. Picture supplied
Win a double book pack of 'At The Going Down of the Sun' and 'The Winter Palace'.
Review
The tea ladies return and they're fighting crime and for their jobs
The Cryptic Clue is the latest book by author Amanda Hampson.
Eileen Wood
No comments
Author Amanda Hampson has penned a new adventure for the tea ladies of Zig Zag Lane. Picture by Christian Trinder
Wartime-inspired novel takes cues from real Australian stories
Based from WWII-early 1950s, Painting The Light is a story of love between two people and their love for their country.
The cover art to Ned Manning's Painting The Light. Artwork supplied
Titanic - The Musical: A stirring production of a tragic story
The ship's passengers take centre stage in this stage show, screening in cinemas.
A still from Titanic - The Musical, screening in Australian cinemas. Picture supplied

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