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Sarah Ferguson on the darkness she’s seen in the US, trust, and 7.30

Sarah Ferguson on the darkness she’s seen in the US, trust, and 7.30

She’s one of Australia’s best interviewers and the Gold Walkley Award winner is about to take over the reins at the ABC’s 7.30.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien

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From breakdancer to board member: Chunky Move’s Antony Hamilton

From breakdancer to board member: Chunky Move’s Antony Hamilton

The acclaimed dancer has gone from breaking in to abandoned buildings to leading one of our most internationally successful arts companies.

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Why the ABC fell in love with one woman’s tiny world

Why the ABC fell in love with one woman’s tiny world

JoAnne Bouzianis-Sellick is part of Australia’s community of “obsessives” who create works in miniature.

  • by Penelope Debelle
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  • by Kerrie O'Brien