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Film What the world is watching

The holiday from hell

The holiday from hell

When their yacht bumps into a sinking boat full of refugees, a group of white Aussies must make a difficult decision
Look Closer

Weaving Anni Albers back into art history

Weaving Anni Albers back into art history

She elevated the lowly craft of weaving into a bold Modernist art form

She elevated the lowly craft of weaving into a bold Modernist art form
Books Traveller’s bookshelf

The best books about Dublin

The best books about Dublin

James Joyce looms large, but the city has many other chroniclers. Here’s our reading list
Profile

The novelist scandalising Greenland

Breaking the ice: Greenland’s new literary star

Sarah Ditum crosses the glaciers to meet Niviaq Korneliussen
Books What the world is reading

Coming of age in war-torn Syria

Coming of age in Syria

Plus, a kiss-and-tell memoir by Vaclav Havel’s lover and an exposé of political corruption in Spain
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Journeys through Oceania

Journeys through Oceania

Embark on a visual voyage of discovery through the history of the island cultures scattered across the Pacific
Art Look closer

The other side of Weimar art

The other side of Weimar art

Interwar German painting could be savage, but it was also full of energy and optimism
Film What to watch

A dog-eat-dog underworld

A dog-eat-dog underworld

Plus, a neo-realist masterpiece set in Beirut and a gripping adaptation of a Haruki Murakami short story 

Plus, a neo-realist masterpiece set in Beirut and a gripping adaptation of a Haruki Murakami short story 
Music What the world is listening to

Autumn’s top tunes

The voice of a generation

Why Russians are captivated by Monetochka. Plus, a defiant song for those who don’t fit Australia’s blue-eyed national mould

Why Russians are captivated by Monetochka. Plus, a defiant song for those who don’t fit Australia’s blue-eyed national mould
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