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The November 15 Edition

Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) •
November 14, 2026 • 06:00 PM
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In our cover story, actor and entertainer Justine Clarke explains why children make the toughest audience, and why she thrives on being solo on stage.

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In our cover story, actor and entertainer Justine Clarke explains why children make the toughest audience, and why she thrives on being solo on stage.

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