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ReviewsNick Cave: Wild God in the House
19 January 2026
Music writer Harvey Rae captures Nick Cave’s electrifying Fremantle Park performance, a transformative night where Wild God-era energy met timeless classics.
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Spotlight
Still seduced by Somerville nights
15 January 2026
Film critic Mark Naglazas returned to Somerville Auditorium for the first time in years and was transfixed by the upgrades and the program.
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Features
FRINGE WORLD on mission to strengthen social fabric
11 January 2026
The summer arts showcase returns to inspire courage, curiosity and community, writes Stephen Bevis.
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Reviews
Over Exposure – Aaron Ashworth’s Debut is A Personal Reflection on a Digital Age
9 January 2026
Jaimi Wright reviews Aaron Ashworth’s debut exhibition Over Exposure at PS Art Space, a vivid exploration of nostalgia and the fragmented realities of the digital age through psychedelic oil paintings.
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Reviews
Christmas with HIP Company: A Joyous Journey Through Early Music
9 January 2026
Emma Jayakumar reviews HIP Company’s festive concert last year at St Mary’s Anglican Church, featuring Baroque and Renaissance gems, virtuosic recorder playing, and Bonnie de la Hunty’s exquisite arrangements.
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Features
A vision of Radical Futures for regional WA
8 January 2026
Radical Futures: Nexus spotlights Goldfields artists reimagining community, culture, and connection across Western Australia’s vast regions. Curated locally and born from collaborative workshops, the exhibition explores place‑based challenges and aspirational paths forward through diverse media. Written by Sarah‑Jayne Eeles.
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Spotlight
The Noodji That Roared: Yirra Yaakin’s Ambitious 2026 Season
18 December 2025
From intimate father-daughter storytelling to confronting examinations of identity and power, Yirra Yaakin’s 2026 season asserts its national importance. Jonathan Marshall writes.
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Spotlight
Boldness and Beauty: WASO’s 2026 Program Takes Flight
17 December 2025
Will Yeoman previews the West Australian Symphony Orchestra’s ambitious 2026 season under the inspired leadership of Principal Conductor Asher Fisch.
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