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Newcastle Men's Book Club Fosters Connection
The Tough Guy Book Club in Newcastle proves the literary man is thriving. Men gather monthly in pubs to discuss books, build friendships and challenge stereotypes about male reading habits.
Jewish Film Festival arrives in Canberra
The Jewish International Film Festival brings five compelling films to Dendy Cinemas Canberra this weekend, showcasing diverse Jewish stories and voices.
Teen in court for 'Blue Blob' statue vandalism in Mount Gambier
A 19-year-old faces charges for gluing googly eyes on Mount Gambier's controversial $136,000 statue. She's now crowdfunding legal costs as community debate over the artwork continues.
Rio Tinto mothballs $4.5bn Serbian lithium project
Rio Tinto shelves controversial $4.5 billion Jadar lithium mine in Serbia following public protests and permitting delays. Read about the cost-cutting move.
Torquay councillor's WA move fails pub test
Surf Coast councillor Kate Gazzard faces criticism after moving to Western Australia while representing Torquay ward. Locals question her ability to serve effectively from across the country.
Canberra's Literary Scene: Author Events Nov-Dec 2025
Explore Canberra's vibrant literary calendar with author talks from Ita Buttrose, Helen Garner, Bryan Brown, and more. Discover compelling stories from memoirs to murder trials.
AFL's 2026 Carlton Fixturing Draws Fan Fury
The AFL's 2026 fixture grants Carlton prime slots for Opening and Gather Rounds, sparking debate on merit vs. popularity. Discover the full schedule and fan reactions.
BBC Executives Quit Over Trump Edit Controversy
Two senior BBC executives resign after editing a Trump speech, sparking debate about media integrity. What happens next to the broadcaster?
Coles WA Day Sausage Sizzle Raises Funds for Telethon
Coles is firing up 6000 sausages at the WA Day Festival, aiming to raise $30,000 for Telethon. An affordable family meal supporting sick kids across the state.
Fanny Lumsden's tips for young musicians
Golden Guitar winner Fanny Lumsden shares her journey from UNE Rural Science to country music success and offers practical advice for aspiring artists preparing for Tamworth Country Music Festival 2026.
Perth Lantern Festival Fails: No Lanterns For Pre-Paid Tickets
Thousands of Perth residents were left frustrated after the Water Lantern Festival ran out of pre-paid lanterns. Organisers promise refunds amid ACCC scrutiny and social media outrage.
Roos thrash Hawks in boo-filled AFLW final
North Melbourne's dominant AFLW finals performance overshadowed by crowd controversy as Hawks cop brutal 41-point thrashing in heated elimination final clash.
James Johnston headlines Wingham Festival homecoming
Country music superstar James Johnston makes an emotional homecoming to headline the Wingham Festival, celebrating local talent and community spirit in the Manning Valley.
Stockton street naming controversy divides community
Newcastle residents are divided over a controversial plan to rename a Stockton street after Adolphe, with critics calling it insensitive and supporters defending historical accuracy.
Teacher removed over Charlie Kirk assassination costume
An Adelaide teacher has been removed from school duties after allegedly dressing as conservative activist Charlie Kirk being assassinated in a Halloween costume that sparked outrage and investigations.
Shay Mitchell's Kids Skincare Sparks Parent Backlash
Actress Shay Mitchell's new children's skincare brand faces criticism from parents who argue it introduces beauty pressures too early. Discover why the product launch has become controversial.
Cockburn councillor survives removal push in close vote
Former City of Cockburn deputy mayor Chontelle Stone has narrowly survived a controversial push to remove her from council, with the motion failing in a tense 6-5 vote that exposed deep divisions within the local government.
Dana White Demands UFC Fight Investigation
UFC CEO Dana White calls for urgent investigation following questionable stoppage in Isaac Dulgarian's victory over Yadier Del Valle at UFC Vegas 110.
Darby Street Festival: Food, Music & Fun in Newcastle
Newcastle's iconic Darby Street transformed into a vibrant festival hub with live music, gourmet food, and family-friendly activities that captivated the community.
Shoalhaven Councillor Resigns Over Assault Charges
Shoalhaven City Councillor Jason Cox has resigned abruptly following serious assault charges, sending shockwaves through the local community and political circles.
Taste Great Southern 2026: All-Star Chef Lineup
Western Australia's premier food festival returns bigger than ever in March 2026, featuring Australia's most celebrated chefs and culinary experiences across the stunning Great Southern region.
Canberra's Literary Events Guide This Month
Discover Canberra's vibrant literary calendar with author talks, poetry slams, and writing workshops happening across the capital this month.
Police Commissioner defends helicopter use
Victoria Police Commissioner Mike Bush responds to allegations he used taxpayer-funded helicopter flights for personal trips with his wife, defending the transport as necessary for official duties.
Townsville mayoral candidate defends anti-Pride stance
Katter's Australian Party candidate Nick Dametto defends his controversial position on council funding for Pride events, sparking heated debate in Townsville's local government race.
Kaytranada Exclusive Australian NYE Show in Perth
Grammy-winning producer Kaytranada is heading to Perth for an exclusive Australian New Year's Eve performance at Langley Park as part of the SURRENDER festival.
Lovedale Long Lunch Cancelled for 2026
The iconic Lovedale Long Lunch, a staple of the Hunter Valley's culinary calendar for decades, will not return in 2026. Discover why this beloved food and wine festival is ending and what it means for the local community.
Katter's Party defends offshore social media team
Katter's Australian Party faces scrutiny after revealing their social media operations are run by a team in Sri Lanka, sparking debate about local jobs and political transparency.
Jye McNeil banned for Melbourne Cup ride on Valiant King
Star Australian jockey Jye McNeil faces a lengthy racing ban following his contentious ride on Valiant King in the 2024 Melbourne Cup, with stewards delivering a harsh penalty for careless riding that compromised multiple contenders in Australia's most fa
Sydney cafe faces vegan backlash over social media posts
The Blue Door cafe in Surry Hills receives online threats after anti-vegan comments spark social media fury. Owner stands by controversial stance despite safety concerns.
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