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KidsSix art events your children will love this spring
9 September 2020
From puppets to pottery, these art activities will help your family make the most of Perth in spring.
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Features
WA scoops the Art Music Awards
8 September 2020
Congratulations to these five West Australians who claimed six of the awards.
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Features
Double the fun
2 September 2020
This month two chamber choirs are back on stage and their concerts will include a piece by young, local composer Joshua Adams. He tells Ara Jansen he’s keen to hear the differing treatments.
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Features
Awesome news for festival
2 September 2020
WA’s first major festival since COVID-19 kicks off this month, and it’s all about the kids. Rosalind Appleby talks to Awesome Festival’s Jenny Simpson.
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Features
Songs from the ashes
26 August 2020
In a year that has seen Australia ricochet from devastating bush-fires to pandemic lockdown, local musician Rachael Dease is capturing the mood of the moment in a new album titled, “Hymns for End Times”. Nina Levy caught up with Dease to learn more.
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Features
Never more than two minutes from home
19 August 2020
Decibel New Music Ensemble have used the pandemic as an opportunity to do what they do best – innovate. They tell Ara Jansen about their latest boundary-challenging project, 2 Minutes from Home.
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Features
A musical reunion
8 August 2020
After five months of practising at home the West Australian Symphony Orchestra gathered this week for their first full rehearsal since lockdown. Rosalind Appleby witnessed the joyful reunion.
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Features
$76 million for the arts
6 August 2020
The state government’s announcement of an arts sector funding package brings welcome relief to an industry decimated by COVID-19. Rosalind Appleby reports.
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