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Anthony Albanese’s hand-picked envoy on anti-Semitism has declared the nation’s judiciary is failing Jewish Australians with weak sentences for anti-Semitic criminals, calling on the PM to convene national cabinet to take immediate action.
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When Review was invited to run away to Cirque du Soleil they jumped at the opportunity … only to realise a wannabe acrobat was a mere office clown.
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Watching as a nine-year-old dancer, David Hallberg ‘felt the magic’ during a performance of The Nutcracker. Now The Australian Ballet’s artistic director shares the enchantment.
A year after the Sydney Opera House was a stage for anti-Semitic chants, the cast of Yentl hope to provide an ‘antidote’ to the division festering in the arts sector.
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