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Stephen Page: ‘Am I old? Am I not old? Can I still create?’

The acclaimed choreographer on leaving Bangarra, losing family and finding sacred stability

The Guardian - AU

Bridge project points to the future of arts festivals

Bridge project points to the future of arts festivals

Bridges transformed into art by global design duo Craig & Karl are among free attractions at the Brisbane Festival, staged with corporate naming rights.

Brisbane to be transformed by ‘explosion of extraordinary colour’ in citywide art takeover

Brisbane to be transformed by ‘explosion of extraordinary colour’ in citywide art takeover

Brisbane festival to turn city into outdoor gallery of inflatables, sculptures and projections, with program focused on ‘grand public spectacles’

The Guardian - AU

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Adelaide festival 2024: giant whalebones pierce the sunset for ‘transformative’ opening night

The ambitious opening statement is taking over the city’s most popular beach, ahead of a festival that marries big names with moving stories of Country

The Guardian - AU

True romance: how to keep the love alive when money is tight

You don’t have to spend a fortune to have fun with someone you adore – especially if you stop measuring yourself against other couples

The Guardian - UK

60 years of The Australian Ballet and 90 years of 'Australian' ballet: Identity asks us to reflect on Australian dance today

When The Australian Ballet was founded in 1962, its charter stated that, alongside international repertoire and visiting international choreographers, it must engage Australian choreographers and produce Australian works.

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Calls for federal government to end Medicare's surrogacy exclusions for IVF treatments

Extending Medicare coverage to all IVF treatments would cost taxpayers less than $1 million a year, advocates argue. The federal government is set to review the surrogacy exclusion later this year.

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Skeletons in the closet, a royal scandal and a shock war story: Aussie celebs share their origin stories

Skeletons in the closet, a royal scandal and a shock war story: Aussie celebs share their origin stories

Iconic satirist Barry Humphries and entertainer Rhonda Burchmore headline the 14th season of compelling SBS series, Who Do You Think You Are?

Alarm bells on gay bashings should have sounded: ex-cop

Alarm bells on gay bashings should have sounded: ex-cop

A former senior police officer involved in pivotal cold cases of gay men killed in the 1980s has told an inquiry homophobic attacks were well-known to police.

Founders of ticketing platform Humanitix honoured with Committee for Sydney award

Founders of ticketing platform Humanitix honoured with Committee for Sydney award

Josh Ross and Adam McCurdie recognised for work on social enterprise that donates ticket booking fees to charity

The Guardian - AU

Bangarra Dance Theatre’s incoming artistic director Frances Rings takes over later this year, but first she revives the award-winning Terrain

Bangarra Dance Theatre’s incoming artistic director Frances Rings takes over later this year, but first she revives the award-winning Terrain

Frances Rings joined the contemporary Indigenous dance company in 1993 and, after nearly three decades, will take the helm as the company’s first Indigenous woman artistic director later this year.

Bangarra’s Stephen Page and artist Destiny Deacon win $50,000 lifetime achievement awards

Bangarra’s Stephen Page and artist Destiny Deacon win $50,000 lifetime achievement awards

Choreographer and dancer wins $50,000 Red Ochre lifetime achievement award alongside fellow recipient, visual artist Destiny Deacon

The Guardian - AU

Bangarra Dance Theatre's Wudjang: Not The Past returns to Stephen Page's country for epic work of language reclamation

Bangarra Dance Theatre's Wudjang: Not The Past returns to Stephen Page's country for epic work of language reclamation

Outgoing artistic director Stephen Page was inspired by his father's language and stories — and his late brother's music — in making his most ambitious work to date.

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