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As a career dancer Kelley Abbey tread the boards on some of the world’s biggest stages but as a choreographer she has soared to greater heights. How will she tame a stage the size of a football field for this year’s Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour?
He’s the former radio DJ turned authority on all things architecture and design. Now, Tim Ross turns his attention to how home ownership became an enduring national obsession.
As the long-time host of Bake Off, and the creator of a hit social media meme, comedian Mel Buttle has built a career out of finding funny in the everyday – including her descent into middle age.
When Frank Greeff and his brothers sold tech start-up Realbase last year it made them instant millionaires, and gave the young Sydneysider a chance to return to his unexpected first love.
For decades Maggie Alderson has written bestsellers that have been eagerly devoured by (mostly female) readers all over the world. Ahead of her latest release she reflects on the unwanted label which has dogged her entire career.
Our highlights of the 2025 cultural calendar include the must-see events of the stage, screen, streaming, plus our picks of both the festival circuit and Australia’s blockbuster art exhibitions.
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