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    Reviews for The House is Burning and Vultures1
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    THE REST OF US: A fresh creative response to marginalisation

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    Disappointed by the lack of events created by and for disenfranchised young folk, a group of like-minded souls) decided to take matters into our own hands.
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    Eat Your Heart Out: Lack of venues forces theatre from the west to move north

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    A comedy concerning sisters facing difficulties for the first time in their privileged life over weekly lunches.
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    SummerSapphic a cool respite for hot Sunday arvos

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    The brain-child of Littlefoot co-owner Liana Lucca-Pope, SummerSapphic is a series of fortnightly gatherings centred on queer women, featuring performances by queer artists.
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    Recommended reading from the Sun Bookshop

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    Reviews of the books Killing For Country, My Brilliant Sister, Little White Lies, If You Tell Anyone.
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    Yarraville Festival: A kaleidoscope of culture and community celebration

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    The Yarraville Festival is a gem that’s created by a volunteer army sourced from all over Melbourne to bring joy and happiness.
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    Movie reviews of Imaginary, Love Lies Bleeding, Wicked Little Letters and Perfect Days
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    Carmel Cosgrove exhibit 

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    View the art of Carmel Cosgrove, a multidisciplinary artist and resident of Seddon and Yarraville since 2001, at Community Bank Seddon until April 19.

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