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She came, we saw, she conquered: What Taylor Swift taught us about ourselves
Taylor Swift got the trains to run on time. But that’s not the only positive takeaway from the biggest concert tour ever to hit our shores.
- by Karl Quinn
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Sydney (Taylor’s Version) in pictures
The Herald captured hundreds of Swifties attending the popstar’s historic Eras concerts in Sydney. Find yourself and your friends!
Did you get snapped by Herald photographers at Taylor Swift? Fourth night
We’re capturing hundreds of Swifties attending night four of the Eras Tour. Find yourself or your friends!
Rising from the ashes: Duo rekindles Notre-Dame’s musical spirit
Inspired by one of the world’s greatest buildings and the devastating fire that almost destroyed it, the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra is staging a unique concert.
- by Ali Gripper
Government blasted over ‘mean and nasty’ cuts to youth orchestras
For some young people, it’s “life-saving”. Victoria has funded Melbourne Youth Orchestras since it was established in 1967. That could end this year.
- by Kerrie O'Brien
Did you get snapped by Herald photographers at Taylor Swift? Night three
We’re capturing hundreds of Swifties attending night three of the Eras Tour. Find yourself or your friends!
‘I still have that zebra dress’: How Blondie’s Debbie Harry keeps rocking it at 78
The queen of punk chats about her enduring career, distinctive style and plans for the future. Yes, there’s a new Blondie album on the way.
- by Jane Rocca
Sorry Melbourne, but Sydney is Taylor Swift’s official Australian home
Sydney is experiencing a global cultural moment right now, confirmed by Taylor’s embrace of the harbour city.
- by Michael Koziol
Taylor Swift gives young girl with brain tumour her 22 hat
Nine-year-old Scarlett Oliver’s wish came true at Taylor Swift’s first Sydney show on Friday night, when she was given Swift’s black hat during her song 22.
- by Louise Rugendyke
Did you get snapped by Herald photographers at Taylor Swift? Night two
We’re capturing hundreds of Swifties attending night two of the Eras Tour. Find yourself or your friends!
Another moody triumph from pop’s secret weapon
She’s penned global chart-topping hits, but Erika de Casier keeps one foot in the shadows with her new album.
- by Robert Moran