<i>The Razor’s Edge</i>seemed sophisticated and mystical in that summer before year 12. Now I realise that only the men got what they wanted.
Andrew Turley knew little about art when he walked into an auction house and walked away with a $40,000 painting. It was the beginning of a remarkable journey.
Musician and composer Pat Irwin has played it all,across six decades. He’s now in Melbourne for a world premiere that draws on a type of singing made famous in the Appalachian hills.
Like China,a peleton is a collective that disdains the outside world,but is nevertheless riven with internal power struggles.
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At 30,the 21-year film veteran sparked a global discussion about violence against women without the usual backlash.
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