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abc.net.au | Katherine Smyrk |Bhakthi Puvanenthiran |Dan Condon |Nicola Heath
It could be argued that true crime is the genre that keeps podcasting alive. The countless mysteries unearthed, turned over and sometimes solved keeps audiences hooked to their headphones and coming back for more. Amanda Knox's conviction and subsequent acquittal is a different kind of crime story. The world looked on open-mouthed as the 22-year-old was convicted of murder in an Italian court in 2009.
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abc.net.au | Dan Condon
Sydney band The Preatures reformed late last year, playing a show in their home city in celebration of the 10th anniversary of their debut album Blue Planet Eyes. It must have gone well, because the band have now locked in a full Australian tour for mid this year, confirming 15 dates that will take them around the country between June and August.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Dan Condon
Music and film tragics have had one burning question over the past 14 months: who will play The Beatles? It's already considered one of the more ambitious film projects of recent times, and now director Sam Mendes has revealed who will play the legendary British band in a forthcoming series of four separate biopics. At a speech at CinemaCon in Las Vegas on Monday night, local time, Mendes was joined on stage by the four actors who will play The Beatles.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Dan Condon
If you were tuned in to the Hottest 100 of 2004 when we played it out on Double J in January, you'd have been reacquainted with the magical pop brilliance of Western Australia's Little Birdy. LoadingThe band, led by frontwoman Katy Steele, had such a massive year in '04. They released their debut album BigBigLove, which featured songs like 'Beautiful To Me' and 'Tonight's the Night', which have made an indelible mark on a whole generation of Australian music lovers.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Dan Condon
When musicians come to Australia as part of their long, arduous touring schedules, they tend to be pretty good at telling us how much they love us and our country. Dermot Kennedy doesn't just tell us, he shows us. The 33-year-old Irish former busker has played dozens of Australian shows in his relatively short career, first playing tiny clubs in 2018 and most recently selling out three nights at the Sydney Opera House's Forecourt.
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