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Homegrown musician returns for city show after first US tour
Lillian Altman
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Warrnambool-born musician Leah Senior will perform alongside Ned Collette and Michael Beach at The Dart and Marlin on March 25. Picture by Jacob Stephens
Extra helping hands creates Holy Holy union
Josh Leeson
Holy Holy's Oscar Dawson and Tim Carroll collaborated with Kwame on the single Messed Up. Picture supplied
Documentary aims to get hip-hop off bad rap
Josh Leeson
Burn Gently's assistant director Kristina Hood and director Antony Attridge. Picture supplied
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WHAT'S ON: A weekend of seafood at annual festival
Lillian Altman
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Floats will showcase the sea at Crayfest Port Campbell's street parade on Sunday, March 26. Picture by Anthony Brady
DMA'S are living out their musical dreams
Josh Leeson
From left, Matt Mason, Johnny Took and Tommy O'Dell of Sydney indie band DMA'S, who release their fourth album How Many Dreams? on March 31. Picture supplied
Happy Prawn Day! Now what to do about the 'poop chute'
Do you actually need to remove it?
Karen Hardy
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Prawns have been part of the Australian cuisine long before Paul Hogan urged us to cook them on the barbie. Picture supplied
Lizzo good as hell headliner for Splendour
Josh Leeson
Lizzo is bringing the body positivity to Splendour In The Grass. Picture supplied
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WATCH: Your guide to the long weekend at Folkie
Anthony Brady Lillian Altman
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Port Fairy Folk Festival program director Justin Rudge at the putt putt game which is a new edition to the site this year. It will be free for anyone to use. Picture by Anthony Brady
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WHAT'S ON: A weekend of music and art
Lillian Altman
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AFL great Nicky Winmar's artworks will feature in the We Are One, The First XI exhibition, at Harrow Hall over the Labour day long weekend. Picture supplied.
Superstition inspires lucky break for Mo'Ju
Josh Leeson
Mo'Ju's new album Ora, Plata, Mata was inspired by their late uncle Peque Gallaga's 1982 war film, which referenced a Spanish-Filipino architectural superstition. Picture supplied

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