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Review: Sex Education Series 4 – ‘Kind’ comedy most mature and progressive yet

Netflix’s hit show Sex Education is back for its much-anticipated fourth and final series. Professor of Film and Screen Studies, Deborah Shaw, is co-editing a book on the show and gives her verdict on new new series.

Short and sweet: Three new plays by Hilary Bell hit the stage in Sydney

It is always exciting to see new plays being performed for the first time in their entirety.

Romantic comedies, Japanese reality television and NZ true crime: What to watch now

We have never been more spoilt for choice when it comes to what we can watch on (streaming) television. But the downside of this gluttony of riches is the sheer overwhelm that can come from having to choose your next show.

Wurrdha Marra, new gallery dedicated to First Nations art and design to open at NGV

Meaning ‘Many Mobs’ in the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung language, Wurrdha Marra is a new exhibition space dedicated to displaying masterpieces and new works from the NGV’s First Nations art and design collection.

V&A Museum opens major Coco Chanel exhibition

The V&A Museum in London is gearing up for a new exhibition, opening this week, dedicated to the life and work of fashion designer Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel.

Kenneth Branagh’s A Haunting in Venice his 20th film – what to make of his prodigious output?

A Haunting in Venice, Kenneth Branagh’s 20th film as director, has just been released. It marks an impressive career straddling genres and production scales.

Powerful Pairing: Sydney Theatre Company production of Switzerland to open in Auckland

Australian theatre legend Sarah Goodes directs homegrown acting royalty Sarah Peirse in the black comedy, Switzerland.

Standing up for Te Reo Māori: The history of Māori Language Week

As we celebrate Māori Language Week, we not only revel in the richness of Te Reo Māori but also look back at the arduous journey to secure its place as one of Aotearoa-New Zealand’s official languages.

Book Review: The Fraud by Zadie Smith a dazzling depiction of Victorian colonial England

Zadie Smith’s latest novel, The Fraud, is her first foray into the world of historical fiction. The result is a stunning, well-studied examination of Victorian colonial England and some of its inhabitants.

Review: Atmospheric Memory by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer at the Powerhouse Museum

Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s new show at the Powerhouse Museum is an interactive – and at times unsettling – experience.

A weekend with ‘the girls’

The Weekend explores a long-standing friendship between three women who come together to honour their recently lost friend.

At mass grave exhumation, daughter of Spanish Civil War victim seeks closure

Benita Navacerrada is a 91-year-old Spanish woman with a yearning to know where her father was buried more than 80 years ago.

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Review: Sex Education Series 4 – ‘Kind’ comedy most mature and progressive yet

Short and sweet: Three new plays by Hilary Bell hit the stage in Sydney

Romantic comedies, Japanese reality television and NZ true crime: What to watch now

Wurrdha Marra, new gallery dedicated to First Nations art and design to open at NGV

V&A Museum opens major Coco Chanel exhibition

Kenneth Branagh’s A Haunting in Venice his 20th film – what to make of his prodigious output?

Powerful Pairing: Sydney Theatre Company production of Switzerland to open in Auckland

Standing up for Te Reo Māori: The history of Māori Language Week

Book Review: The Fraud by Zadie Smith a dazzling depiction of Victorian colonial England

Review: Atmospheric Memory by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer at the Powerhouse Museum

A weekend with ‘the girls’

At mass grave exhumation, daughter of Spanish Civil War victim seeks closure

Artisans of Kyoto: Exploring the profound importance of traditions

Stories of life and death: Auckland Theatre Company presents ‘Things That Matter’

Edinburgh Fringe 2023: how to immerse yourself in the world’s biggest arts festival

‘Constellations’ is ‘Sliding Doors’ for adults

Floating art, Nordic style

David Hockney’s Harry Styles painting to go on display in London

How to motivate yourself to learn a language

Giant ‘breathing’ sphere to appear outside Melbourne’s NGV

Exhibition of Banksy’s art touring Australia

100 years of Vegemite, the wartime spread that became an Aussie icon

Unseen photos taken by Paul McCartney show height of Beatlemania

Wisdom from the Dalai Lama on his 88th birthday

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Review: Sex Education Series 4 – ‘Kind’ comedy most mature and progressive yet

Short and sweet: Three new plays by Hilary Bell hit the stage in Sydney

Romantic comedies, Japanese reality television and NZ true crime: What to watch now

Wurrdha Marra, new gallery dedicated to First Nations art and design to open at NGV

V&A Museum opens major Coco Chanel exhibition

Kenneth Branagh’s A Haunting in Venice his 20th film – what to make of his prodigious output?

Powerful Pairing: Sydney Theatre Company production of Switzerland to open in Auckland

Standing up for Te Reo Māori: The history of Māori Language Week

Book Review: The Fraud by Zadie Smith a dazzling depiction of Victorian colonial England

Review: Atmospheric Memory by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer at the Powerhouse Museum

A weekend with ‘the girls’

At mass grave exhumation, daughter of Spanish Civil War victim seeks closure

Artisans of Kyoto: Exploring the profound importance of traditions

Stories of life and death: Auckland Theatre Company presents ‘Things That Matter’

Edinburgh Fringe 2023: how to immerse yourself in the world’s biggest arts festival

‘Constellations’ is ‘Sliding Doors’ for adults

Floating art, Nordic style

David Hockney’s Harry Styles painting to go on display in London

How to motivate yourself to learn a language

Giant ‘breathing’ sphere to appear outside Melbourne’s NGV

Exhibition of Banksy’s art touring Australia

100 years of Vegemite, the wartime spread that became an Aussie icon

Unseen photos taken by Paul McCartney show height of Beatlemania

Wisdom from the Dalai Lama on his 88th birthday

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