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The Bookshop at Umina on the NSW Central Coast has been saved from imminent closure, thanks to being purchased by locally-based author and entrepreneur, Kate Toon. A regular in the shop and author of books including Six Figures in School Hours (2023) and Six Figures While You Sleep (July 2024), Kate has a reputation … Continued
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Archie Moore transforms the Australia Pavilion with a vast hand-drawn genealogical chart, his First Nations connections span more than 2,400 generations and 65,000 years. kith and kin confronts the ongoing legacies of Australia’s colonial history, with a focus on the overincarceration of First Nations peoples. Central to the presentation is a First Nations Australian … Continued
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Oceanographic Magazine’s Young Ocean Photographer of the Year, Western Australian teenager Jarvis Smallman, will be visiting the Maritime Museum next week to view his work for the first time displayed at the Ocean Photographer of the Year exhibition. Smallman, 17, was awarded the title for his image Eyes on the Prize (pictured above) which was … Continued
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MEDIA INVITATION: Official launch of Scenic Rim Eat Local Month 2024 Tuesday April 16 at 11am Kooroomba Vineyard and Lavender Farm 168 F M Bells Rd, Mount Alford QLD The program for Australia’s most authentic paddock-to-plate, food and farming experience in SCENIC RIM EAT LOCAL MONTH will be unveiled TOMORROW, Tuesday at 11am … Continued
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Hey Brisbane, you’re gunna wanna see this fruity apocalyptic rom-com! 6 microphones. 4 knockout actors. Post-pandemic beatz. Heaps of fruit. This slippery subversive take on your classic radio play shocks and awes in the funniest ways possible. 44 Sex Acts in One Week is an apocalyptic rom-com from the razor-sharp pen of playwright provocateur … Continued
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The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Victoria hosted the Ramadan Iftar dinner at the Bait-us-Salam mosque (House of Peace) Langwarrin on Sunday On 7th April 2024. This initiative brings members of diverse communities together to share insights, experiences, and practices related to fasting and build harmony. The event was attended by over 400 members of the local community members, community leaders, council members, Country Fire Authority (CFA) and Victoria … Continued
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Dear Editors, For more than 140 years, Zodiac has dedicated itself to the precision and craftsmanship associated with Swiss timekeeping. At that time. we have challenged boundaries, pushed the limits of design, and created highly technical, dynamic timepieces As a testament to our commitment to continued innovation and our legacy of exceptional watchmaking, Zodiac and … Continued
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In June 2022, the remarkable ultra-marathon runner, Callan Gates, arrived at Sydney Harbour after running a massive 250kms from Newcastle along the Great North Walk (GNW), in one single go (without sleep), to raise funds for a charity close to his heart – the Leukaemia Foundation. Despite those around him doubting that he could complete … Continued
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A new study proposes a novel theory of why listening to sad music can make us feel good. Many people report that the music they love can also make them feel sad. It’s something that has puzzled music researchers, who have long wondered how an activity that produces a negative emotion can be so eagerly sought … Continued
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GREAT SCOTT! Andy Scott, the world famous sculptor is headed to the Scenic Rim Clydesdale Spectacular this June and here’s why! “The Scenic Rim Clydesdale Spectacular this year is special for me as it coincides with the 10th anniversary of the inauguration of the monumental Kelpies sculptures in Scotland. I can’t wait to share the … Continued
