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Earlier today (January 26) in Paris, Jacquemus designer Simon Porte Jacquemus assembled a star-studded crowd to take in his ...

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Doco series narrated by Jacki Weaver unveils lost 1970s films from Film Australia, made in an era of social upheaval and radical transformation.

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