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1. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · By Anne Parisianne

   Behind the monsters and mutant bodies in Natasha Tontey's work (opens the original)

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   Natasha Tontey was sitting in a meeting room inside Monash University Museum of Art (MUMA) when SBS Indonesian met her for an interview. Tontey wore a neon green synthetic fur coat that glowed against the grey walls. Cat-eye sunglasses the same colour as her coat rested on her nose. Her appearance refused to be quiet, much like her work. A few steps from where she sat, her multi-part installation "Primate Visions: Macaque Macabre" was on display as part of the exhibition "Syncretic Wilds". In th

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2. Article · Jul 21, 2026 · By Anne Parisianne

   Indonesian diaspora's journey to becoming an aged carer, starting from zero (opens the original)

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   The aged care and disability support sector remains one of the fields in Australia that continues to need workers. For some migrants, it has become a promising career path. Nirmala Nadia, 58, is one of them. In her two years in Sydney, Nadia has grown used to moving from one job to another to support herself and her teenage child, she said. Painting, home repairs, cleaning, gardening, she added. Then came an opportunity that changed her direction. The Indonesian diaspora member decided to pursue

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