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Theatre & arts 6 More in Theatre & arts

  1. Meet you down the shops: Powerhouse Parramatta’s The Mall exhibition – in pictures Theatre & arts · AustraliaGuardian AustraliaAU Meet you down the shops: Powerhouse Parramatta’s The Mall exhibition – in picturesLaunching as part of the new Powerhouse Museum Parramatta , the two-storey art and design exhibition The Mall…
  2. Eden Park transformed into sprawling art gallery Theatre & arts · Oceania1NewsNZ Eden Park transformed into sprawling art galleryArt in the Park is showcasing more than 3000 original works, including masterpieces from an Afghan artist finding…
  3. RNZ Theatre & artsRNZNZ Sculpture on 10-year loan to Kaikōura to combat 'negative attitude' towards fur sealsArtist Ben Foster is loaning his sculpture to raise awareness about respecting Kaikōura's marine environment.
  4. Artists relish flying the flag for WA's biggest remote community Theatre & arts · OceaniaABC News AustraliaAU Artists relish flying the flag for WA's biggest remote communityBidyadanga artists ventured to Broome to showcase their work at a local gallery, drawing a crowd in the…
  5. Cargo ships are being sunk here and some say it's all part of Russia's plan Russia-Ukraine · UkraineABC News AustraliaAU Cargo ships are being sunk here and some say it's all part of Russia's planThe Black Sea has become a deadly theatre of battle as merchant ships carrying things like grain, chemicals…

Books 3 More in Books

  1. You'd be bananas to miss this week's history quiz BooksABC News AustraliaAU You'd be bananas to miss this week's history quizWe'll pick your brains on tennis prodigies, a vampire flick, questionable contemporary art and more.
  2. Ariarne Titmus had the world at her feet. So why did she walk away? Books · OceaniaThe AgeAU Source has a paywall Ariarne Titmus had the world at her feet. So why did she walk away?In a revealing new memoir, the Olympic champion lifts the lid on the sacrifices, personal fears and punishing… 2 sources · The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald
  3. Crime writer Eve Thomson wants readers to know this sobering truth about court cases BooksThe Sydney Morning HeraldAU Source has a paywall Crime writer Eve Thomson wants readers to know this sobering truth about court casesAuthors with prior legal experience have an advantage – but that doesn’t always mean they write with 100… 2 sources · The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age

Film 3 More in Film

  1. The studio behind Bluey delivers a new creature to adore Film · OceaniaABC News AustraliaAU The studio behind Bluey delivers a new creature to adoreAllen, an adventurous family romp featuring an out-of-this-world star, is Queensland success story Ludo Studios and its co-founder…
  2. Why we still need a rule-breaking James Bond to cheer on MarketsAustralian Financial ReviewAU Why we still need a rule-breaking James Bond to cheer onThe Bond movie franchise urgently needs updating, but the world still craves a bureaucrat-busting daredevil to get the…
  3. Rope barriers at parliament round out prickly week for government Politics · OceaniaABC News AustraliaAU Rope barriers at parliament round out prickly week for governmentIf the government wants to signal it's in touch with community concerns, walking through Hollywood-style velvet ropes and…

Gaming 3 More in Gaming

  1. AM quiz: Which organ is the fattiest in the human body? GamingStuffNZ AM quiz: Which organ is the fattiest in the human body?Stuff morning quiz: November 16…
  2. Superquiz, Monday, November 16 GamingThe Sydney Morning HeraldAU Source has a paywall Superquiz, Monday, November 16Trivia buffs, test your knowledge with today’s interactive superquiz. 2 sources · The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age
  3. Kiwi Ferns player ratings: Tell us how they performed in the World Cup final Gaming · AustraliaStuffNZ Kiwi Ferns player ratings: Tell us how they performed in the World Cup finalWe want your take on how each of the Kiwi Ferns performed against Australia’s Jillaroos in the 2026…

TV & streaming 3 More in TV & streaming

  1. Shortland Street finale: Wedding, bombing and hostage situation fuel cliffhanger TV & streamingNZ HeraldNZ Shortland Street finale: Wedding, bombing and hostage situation fuel cliffhangerChris Warner's sixth wedding comes amid a bombing and hostage situation.
  2. Kim Hill is back but there's one thing she hates TV & streaming · Oceania1NewsNZ Kim Hill is back but there's one thing she hatesBack with a new series of Kim Hill Wants to Know, the veteran broadcaster says she hates being…
  3. How Justine Clarke, 55, balances her ‘inner four-year-old’ with her grittier roles TV & streamingThe Sydney Morning HeraldAU Source has a paywall How Justine Clarke, 55, balances her ‘inner four-year-old’ with her grittier rolesThe actor and Play School veteran will star in an ABC drama about one of the country’s most… 2 sources · The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age

Eurovision 3 More in Eurovision

  1. The inaugural Eurovision Asia 2026 – in pictures Eurovision · PhilippinesThe GuardianGB The inaugural Eurovision Asia 2026 – in picturesThe best photographs from the first Eurovision Asia, held in Bangkok, Thailand. Artists from 11 countries competed in… 2 sources · The Guardian, The Star
  2. Eurovision Song Contest Asia crowns its first-ever winner Eurovision · OceaniaSBS NewsAU Eurovision Song Contest Asia crowns its first-ever winnerEleven countries joined the competition that organisers hope will start a new chapter for Eurovision,…
  3. Six wild, weird and wonderful moments from the first Eurovision Asia EurovisionThe Sydney Morning HeraldAU Source has a paywall Six wild, weird and wonderful moments from the first Eurovision AsiaEurovision has gone global, hosting its first-ever Asia instalment. While it may not have been as campy and… 2 sources · The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age

Celebrities 2 More in Celebrities

  1. Former Starbucks boss Howard Schultz’s superyacht spotted in Auckland Lifestyle · New ZealandNZ HeraldNZ Former Starbucks boss Howard Schultz’s superyacht spotted in AucklandDescribed as a 'floating palace,' the award-winning luxury vessel arrived this morning.
  2. Australian PM and minister joke about ‘dicks’ in hot mic mishap Celebrities · OceaniaStuffNZ Australian PM and minister joke about ‘dicks’ in hot mic mishapAustralian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen have been recorded making small talk about…

Concerts & tours 2 More in Concerts & tours

  1. Regional bands say it's now cheaper to do a gig in London than interstate Entertainment · LondonABC News AustraliaAU Regional bands say it's now cheaper to do a gig in London than interstateSome of the country's hottest musical exports say it's now cheaper to fly to London or the United…
  2. This man is reviving London’s gig culture. His cure offers Sydney’s scene new hope too Society · SydneyThe AgeAU Source has a paywall This man is reviving London’s gig culture. His cure offers Sydney’s scene new hope tooUK gig culture had reached crisis point, with dozens of venues going under in 2025 alone. The solution… 2 sources · The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald

Other 27

  1. Russell Brand quietly moved to low-security prison with yoga classes Crime & JusticeStuffNZ Russell Brand quietly moved to low-security prison with yoga classesComedian transferred to category C facility in Cambridgeshire five days into his 10-and-a-half-year sentence…
  2. VASSY Releases “Dirty Martini” Following Australian Club Chart Success Awards · AustraliaGreek ReporterGR VASSY Releases “Dirty Martini” Following Australian Club Chart SuccessVASSY and Sydney producer Oscar Jamo release “Dirty Martini,” which enters ARIA’s Club Tracks chart at No. 14…
  3. 'We're still standing': King Charles jokes with Elton John in birthday clip RoyalsABC News AustraliaAU 'We're still standing': King Charles jokes with Elton John in birthday clipKing Charles appears in a special edition of the singer's "Elton John's Rocket Hour" to celebrate 50 years… 5 sources · ABC News Australia, Asharq Al-Awsat, GMA News, Reuters +1
  4. Huge pop stars lived in my suburb, but there are other reasons to love it Lifestyle · OceaniaThe Sydney Morning HeraldAU Source has a paywall Huge pop stars lived in my suburb, but there are other reasons to love itThis part of the world has basked in reflected glory for a long time, but I’d take birdsong… 2 sources · The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age
  5. RNZ Sport · IndiaRNZNZ India clinch series after collapse derails Black Caps' chaseIndia pulled off a remarkable escape in Tauranga, with Arshdeep Singh leading a pace-led fightback. 2 sources · RNZ, The Straits Times

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