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Martu Don’t Need A Map

Experiencing the Western Desert landscape through the eyes of the indigenous Martu people provides rare glimpes into the complex and fascinating relationship between its people and their land. We don’t need a map: Martu experience of the Western Desert travels to McClelland Sculpture Park and Galler

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Music Between The Lines (August 2014)

I’ve had a quiet suspicion about something over the last couple of years. A development of an idea, a belief that is so significant to my love of music that I’ve chosen to keep it to myself up until now.  Maybe this sounds a little dramatic, but I have come to the realisation that Stevie Wonder may

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Youth Services Mobile Outreach

Can’t make it to one of our Youth Centres?  Well, they’ll come to you. Mornington Peninsula Shire Youth Services are excited to kick off our Mobile Outreach Program.  They’ll be setting up at key locations all over the Mornington Peninsula including Skate Parks, Schools and more. Watch out for mini

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Derinya Does It Again

Bettering it’s best, Derinya Art and Craft Exhibition in July was beautifully organized and brilliantly presented. Especially breathtaking were the craft and jewellry rooms. Opening Night was busy with excited conversations about the incredible variety of artworks. Inspiring instrumental music wafte

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Drop In At Shed 11

Come down for free Activities and a FUN place to hang out! Shed 11 Drop-In Centre in Hastings is open for young people between the ages of 10-25 years. Shed 11 is run by the Mornington Peninsula Shire Youth Services. The facility is located at 11 Marine Parade, Hastings (opposite the skate park in H

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Superbad (Sean Declase)

SUPERBAD Sean Declase (INDEPENDENT) A well-known voice in the Dance music scene, Sean Declase has lent his crispy vocals to feature on some killer house anthems over the last couple of years. Now 2014 sees Melbourne artist Sean Declase step out on his own with his new independent album Superbad. Sho

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The Sultan Of Sing

Dan Sultan doesn’t quite fit comfortably into any niche you try to squeeze him into in the Australian music scene. His sexy, blues-infused rock weaves between genres and tone, making him a hard man to nail down when you’re trying to describe his style. This, of course, doesn’t bother Sultan in the s

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I Am Hardwell

He was one of Future Music Festival 2014’s most highly anticipated headliners, and the world’s number one DJ didn’t disappoint – delivering euphoric, mind-blowing sets that wowed fans across the country. Now, one of dance’s most exciting EDM producers, Hardwell, returns to Australia this spring for

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Red Ink’s Hometown Trifecta

Frankston:  A word synonymous with outlandishly down putting stories shown nearly every night on national TV.  Seriously – how many more drug effected, football loving, drunken teens, could come out of that dreaded station?  Times – they are a changing!  Time to look at the positives that this fabul

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Yes, Yes, Whatever Jimeoin

Jimeoin is acclaimed as one of the hottest stand up comics of this generation – a true comedy master. A prolific writer with an exceptional audience rapport, he is known and loved for his brilliantly funny wit and charming observations on the absurdities of every-day life.   On Wednesday July 23 Jim

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Monkey Safari

You may know them from their classic hits such as Those dancing days, Jorg or Hi Life, if not I suggest you get googling as you are missing out on some quality sounds your ear drums will love you for.  German brothers Sven and Lars make up the dynamic duo Monkey Safari. Managing two record labels Wh

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Musings, Meanderings & Nonsense (July 2014)

THIS MONTH: “Your Horoscope Revealed… with Psychic Alexis” This month is very special. I’ve decided to use my special ability to read the sensitive angles of the sun and stars to inform you of your monthly horoscopes. I will reveal insightful information of the experiences in store for each and ever