Commentary
Cometh the man: Ian Walker takes the big chair at QPAC

As a former arts minister and a lifelong lover of the arts, Ian Walker looks the perfect choice as chair of the Trust that oversees the running of QPAC.

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Film & TV

Bite on this! Why we’re obsessed with bloody shark flicks

Our obsession with shark movies shows no sign of abating as we explore a panoply of creature features and celebrate the 50th anniversary of Jaws.

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Hallelujah. Buckley biopic to close BIFF on a bittersweet note

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Beyond The Rock: Welcome to Dwayne’s World

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The sun also rises … at the Japanese Film Festival

Review
Can you handle the truth?

It was a Hollywood hit but A Few Good Men started life as a stage production, which Queensland Theatre Company has gone back to with stellar results.

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Commentary

Queensland Museum in safe hands with new CEO

Renai Grace is one of Queensland arts and cultural sectors’ highest achievers and she is the perfect fit to take the reins at Queensland Museum as Gentleman Jim Thompson steps down.

Books & Poetry
Maintaining the rage: The truth-telling of Melissa Lucashenko

Across seven novels Melissa Lucashenko has established herself as one of the most important voices of our time – and her non-fiction crystallises everything she wants us to know.

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Books & Poetry
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Books & Poetry

Maintaining the rage: The truth-telling of Melissa Lucashenko

Across seven novels Melissa Lucashenko has established herself as one of the most important voices of our time – and her non-fiction crystallises everything she wants us to know.

Books & Poetry
A new history of the game that Trumps all others

Steve Haddan’s massive NRL history is like a walk through modern Australia – with the occasional bit of biff.

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Theatre
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Power burst: Louise Bezzina dares to blur the boundaries between play and art

Louise Bezzina was a ground-breaking artistic director at Brisbane Festival and now she’s taking a swing at running the iconic Brisbane Powerhouse.

Music
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‘Verve, beauty and optimism’ … connect to Musica Viva 2026

Great chamber works, modern masterpieces and trailblazing new commissions feature in Musica Viva’s 2026 season.

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La Boite Theatre lights the fuse on a fiery and fearless 2026 season

La Boite Theatre is stepping boldly into its next century with a 2026 season that’s fiery, funny and fiercely human.

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Southern Cross Soloists’ 2026 season journeys from serene soundscapes to circus wonder and the age of dinosaurs

Southern Cross Soloists is stepping into 2026 with fresh leadership and a bold new Concert Series program that promises to spark curiosity, connection and a little wonder along the way.

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Southern Cross Soloists’ 2026 season journeys from serene soundscapes to circus wonder and the age of dinosaurs

Southern Cross Soloists is stepping into 2026 with fresh leadership and a bold new Concert Series program that promises to spark curiosity, connection and a little wonder along the way.

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Opera Queensland’s 2026 season casts a spell with fairytales, fantasy and fearless storytelling

Opera Queensland is setting the stage for a spellbinding 2026, unveiling a season that dives deep into the world of fairytales and the timeless truths they hold.