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Music

The long goodbye: Maestro to bow out with quite a bit of Beethoven

Umberto Clerici’s tenure as chief conductor of Queensland Symphony Orchestra ends at the end of 2027 – when he will finish with a flourish.

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Film & TV

The price of glory: Screen icon to reflect on his ‘flawed hero’ of the Australian Outback

Forgotten classic of Aussie cinema Burke & Wills is being revived to open the 2026 Asia Pacific Screen Forum on the Gold Coast, with one of the film’s stars, Jack Thompson, on hand to introduce it.

SVBYStephen Vagg

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Giddy-up: The jaded spies of Slough House are back

Family ties: Oasis reunites … on the big screen

50-year-old Storm Boy’s tough, tender ode to wild childhood will still make you cry

Festivals

Yee-haw! It’s a hoe-down as Dolly does Melt

Melt Festival is celebrating the sparkly life of Dolly Parton with a Dolly Hoe-Down at this year’s event.

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Visual Art

Finding the extraordinary in the rather ordinary

Robert Malherbe works with urgency to create compelling paintings and his latest exhibition at Jan Murphy Gallery is a response to seeing the light.

LMBYLouise Martin-Chew

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Veterans triumph at Brisbane Portrait Prize

Muppet magic makes the world a better place

Smart moves: Dancing to the rhythm of an iconic modernist

Books & Poetry

Stay real: Don’t be ruled by algorithms

Author and influencer Alexis Zahner’s existential crisis led to her debut book – a very sane guide to reclaiming personal agency in an increasingly algorithm-driven world.

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