Nick Cave's music always elicits some sort of emotional response from its listeners, but he never could've predicted that Lou Reed would weep in front of him.

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Mark Rothko had more of a thing for Schubert than Australian metal. But if they found themselves at the same table at a ...

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Inside arguably Australia’s most successful community garden, St Kilda’s Veg Out, a preserving and bottling shed is being ...

If you'd told the young Jonathan 'MC Bliss' Notley, Max 'Eso' MacKinnon, and Tarik 'DJ Izm' Ejjamai their teenage rap obsession would keep them employed into their mid-40s, chances are they'd scoff at ...

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