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Buckle Up, Cairns, the cowboys are coming! Australia’s Best Bulls and Bull Riders Incoming! The adrenaline is set to surge when the 2025 Monster Energy Cairns Invitational storms into Cairns next weekend, bringing with it over $40,000 in prize money, world-class bull riders, and some of the fiercest bulls in the sport. Images here … Continued
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One of the most talked-about private collections in Australia went under the hammer today, as Part One of the Late David Jones AO OBE KstJ’s legendary Cremorne Garage auction delivered outstanding results, with 100% of today’s lots sold and over $1.7 million raised. Dubbed the ultimate man cave, the collection drew fierce bidding and national … Continued
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La Trobe University researchers have secured almost $4.5 million in Federal Government funding to further studies into areas such as immune cell development, Australian history and agriculture. Four researchers received an Australian Research Council (ARC) Future Fellowship 2025. The prestigious Future Fellowships support high quality research in areas of national and international benefit, including in national … Continued
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Social media use among Australian children aged 10 to 15 is almost universal and accompanied by high rates of exposure to online harms on a wide range of platforms and services, according to eSafety’s latest research report. The report shows 96 per cent of children in this age group had used at least one … Continued
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MEDIA RELEASE Count Us In. From Australia to the World: Global Leaders Unite to End the Invisibility of Metastatic Breast Cancer BCNA in London, United Kingdom – 10 July 2025 Today, three of the world’s leading breast cancer organisations have united in a groundbreaking global call to action that could transform cancer care … Continued
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The recent attack on a Melbourne synagogue has shocked most Australians. Anglicans are appalled by this attack while people were inside at worship. Freedom of religious expression, and indeed a respect for religious traditionsother than our own, is something we must never take for granted. Confusion has arisen in some public discourse about the difference between criticism of the actions of the state of Israel and antisemitism. While outrage at the way Israel is … Continued
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Sydney’s most paw-some weekend is fast approaching as the Cat Lovers Festival and Dog Lovers Festival return to Sydney Showground on 23 and 24 August 2025. With pre-sale and first release tickets already sold out, tickets are moving fast so now is the time to secure your place at these unmissable events. Boasting over 200 … Continued
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Imam Kamran Tahir, the Imam of Adelaide’s largest mosque, Mahmood Mosque, has strongly condemned the recent anti-Semitic incidents in Melbourne, including the attempted arson at the East Melbourne synagogue and the attack on a local restaurant. Expressing his deep concern, Imam Tahir stated:“There is absolutely no justification for any act of violence. No one should … Continued
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This National Science Week (9-17 August), join the Australian National Maritime Museum in a deep dive into the science of the ocean. Enjoy interactive events, special talks, exhibitions and experiments about ocean exploration and technology, underwater environments, the animals that inhabit them, and the ways in which we can protect and conserve our marine landscapes. … Continued
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Calling All Indigenous Rodeo Riders: NOMINATE NOW for the 2025 Mount Isa Mines Indigenous Rodeo Championships Saddle up and step forward! Indigenous riders from across the region, state and country are being called on to NOMINATE NOW for the 2025 Mount Isa Mines Indigenous Rodeo Championships, to be held on Sunday August 10. Whether … Continued
