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Hey, I hope you don’t mind me reaching out! Did you know there has been a significant increase in the popularity of ‘smut’ books with the provocative fiction genre having over 934k posts under #smuttok on TikTok? A new study conducted by Lovehoney AU has analysed exactly where in Australia are residents embracing the … Continued
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A three-years-in-the-writing deeply personal ode to the vast red dirt of the Outback has won Australia’s most prestigious poetry competition – The 2024 Cloncurry Poetry Prize (The Prize). Melbourne-based Imogen Batt-Doyle has won The Prize against hundreds of entries with her poem Larapinta (Red Dirt Dreaming) which embraced this year’s theme, ‘Standing on … Continued
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A three-years-in-the-writing deeply personal ode to the vast red dirt of the Outback has won Australia’s most prestigious poetry competition – The 2024 Cloncurry Poetry Prize (The Prize). Adelaide-born, Melbourne-based Imogen Batt-Doyle has won The Prize against hundreds of entries with her poem Larapinta (Red Dirt Dreaming) which embraced this year’s theme, ‘Standing on … Continued
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Grace Workplace Solutions, the commercial moving division of Grace Removals, is proud to announce an exciting new collaboration with the Gunnai and Waradjuri artist Robert Michael Young. As part of the NAIDOC week celebrations and aligned with a long-standing commitment to support The Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF), Grace commissioned Robert Young to reproduce his original … Continued
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The Australian Festival of Chamber Music takes music to the regions – July 21 to 25 Last year the young Brisbane-based Zaza Road Quartet of violinist Kevin Hsu, cellist Mya Whatson, clarinettist Nathanael Duffy, and pianist Mai-Lien Olsson attended the Australian Festival of Chamber Music’s (AFCM) International Masterclasses Program as students, and this year … Continued
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‘My art is all about telling and illustrating the stories my father told to me. The one thing I will never do is let my forefathers’ words be lost.’Alick Tipoti The Australian National Maritime Museum congratulates Zenadth Kes (Torres Strait) artist Alick Tipoti on being recognised with a NAIDOC Caring for Country and Culture … Continued
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800km away from Brisbane under a spectacular Outback sky, The Augathella Spiegeltent in Augathella (previously known as the The Q150 Shed) is being packed down and onto a semi-trailer to make the long trip to it new home in Wynnum, on Brisbane’s bayside. The relocation is the brainchild of Tom Oliver, founder of … Continued
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Opening this July at the Australian National Maritime Museum is A Graphic Tale of Shipwreck: Rediscovering South Australian, a brand-new exhibition about South Australian, a British barque wrecked near modern-day Victor Harbor, South Australia in 1837. The exhibition showcases this exhilarating story in the unique and visually stunning medium of a graphic novel. Based … Continued
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Hey, I hope you don’t mind me reaching out! Did you know there has been a significant increase in the popularity of ‘smut’ books with the provocative fiction genre having over 934k posts under #smuttok on TikTok? A new study conducted by Lovehoney AU has analysed exactly where in Australia are residents embracing the … Continued
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South Bank announced as the home of Brisbane’s Olympic and Paralympic LIVE Site South East Queenslanders can get a French fix and watch all our Aussie athletes in action at the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games at South Bank following today’s announcement that it is the home of Brisbane’s Olympic and Paralympic LIVE … Continued
