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FeaturesFifty Years of Deadly: NAIDOC Week comes home to Western Australia
29 June 2026
From Dr Richard Walley’s Six Seasons concert to community celebrations statewide, WA marks NAIDOC’s milestone with music, memory and momentum.
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Community Arts Network at a crossroads after board resignations
2 June 2026
After membership reversals and board resignations, CAN confronts governance failures, community backlash and urgent calls to rebuild trust and representation.
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RAEWYN HILL’S DEPARTURE FROM Co3
20 May 2026
A heartfelt farewell to Raewyn Hill, whose vision, grit and generosity helped shape Co3 and strengthen Perth’s dance community. Ian Lilburne talks with Raewyn Hill as she reflects on time leading Co3.
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Antoinette Lattouf takes the stage at Margaret River Readers and Writers Festival with Women Who Win
11 May 2026
WA’s largest regional literary event draws celebrated authors, cultural icons and fearless thinkers together. Kim Bredenhann talks with Antoinette Lattouf, who is sharing Women Who Win as part of this year’s Margaret River Readers and Writers festival.
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Kimberley voices carry to Perth in powerful new exhibition
7 May 2026
All That Country Holds presents ten Kimberley artists whose works carry living culture and Country to Perth. Kate Ferguson explores this powerful and deeply resonant exhibition.
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Art should be regarded as essential infrastructure
13 April 2026
At Perth Design Week, designers and cultural leaders asked why cities invest heavily in cultural spaces but neglect the artists and practices that animate them. Mark Naglazas writes.
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Georgia Malone: an arts superhero
8 April 2026
As Georgia Malone’s legacy is honoured with a new Performing Arts WA Award, her many colleagues and friends are reflecting on her immeasurable contribution to the arts sector, writes Nina Levy.
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Festivals return to Fairbridge
20 March 2026
A small village south of Perth is once again a musical hub this autumn with the revival of the much-loved Fairbridge Festival and the return of Playmakers for 2026, writes Ian Lilburne
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Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
Always was, always will be…
Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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