Cave ‘trapped’ after son’s tragic death
DIRECTOR Andrew Dominik reveals why Nick Cave chose to share the “state of things” with fans in a film made after his teenage son Arthur died in a cliff fall.
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Aussie festivals need more girl power
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The Veronicas beat body shamers
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The Veronicas bare all for new song
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Music stars the Logies couldn’t get
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‘A rare artist who made you feel it all’
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Star-studded Bluesfest a sensory overload
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