Casey Filips' Virtuoso hits Fringe World 2026
Greek-Australian comedian Casey Filips brings his award-winning solo show 'Virtuoso' to Fringe World 2026 in Perth. Meet the delusional actor Tobias Finlay-Fraser from Feb 4-15. Book tickets now!
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Remembering the Hunter's deadly 1939 heatwave
As a severe heatwave looms, we revisit the Hunter's 1939 furnace that killed scores, halted work, and left a tragic mark on local records. Discover the history to understand the present.
Smith Cements Ashes Legacy with Historic SCG Century
Steve Smith's 37th Test ton at the SCG propelled him past Jack Hobbs for second-most Ashes runs and centuries, trailing only Sir Donald Bradman. Download the 7NEWS app for more.
Steve Smith Becomes Second-Highest Ashes Run Scorer
Steve Smith's monumental achievement in the Ashes, becoming the second-leading run-scorer in history. Discover how he surpassed legends and where he stands now.
A Year of Illawarra Mercury's History Column Highlights
Explore a fascinating year from the Illawarra Mercury's history column, featuring tales of drunken tree-chopping, fiery ships, political threats, and vintage crime. Dive into 170 years of local stories.
Albany Bicentenary: WA's First European Settlement
As Albany marks its bicentenary, explore how a disappointing landing in 1826 sparked a settlement, colonial rivalry, and a secession movement that shaped Western Australia's history. Discover the full story.
Geelong's theatre community mourns loss of Sheila Dawson
The Geelong theatre world is in mourning following the passing of Sheila Dawson, a cherished volunteer and 'stage angel' whose dedication spanned decades. Discover her incredible legacy.
What's On in Perth: Top Events This Week
Your guide to Perth's top events this week, from Wildlands Festival and family theatre to live music. Find dates, venues, and ticket details to plan your week.
Secret Pyramid Collapse Docs Expose Geelong Chaos
Secret government documents unsealed reveal the chaotic collapse of Geelong's Pyramid Building Society in 1990, exposing a frantic cover-up. Read the full investigation.
1912's 'Ideal WA' book reveals state's forgotten vision
A rediscovered 1912 book, 'The Ideal Western Australia', reveals the ambitious social blueprint for the state. Explore the untold history of WA's planned future.
Ross and McCloud on design, Perth and the Q-word
Comedian Tim Ross and Grand Designs host Kevin McCloud are bringing their 'Live in Interesting Places' show to Perth's Octagon Theatre. They discuss design, quality in housing, and seeing our cities with fresh eyes.
Wallsend FC honours 1040 first-grade players in historic list
Newcastle's historic Wallsend Football Club has immortalised every first-grade player since 1887. Discover how 1040 names, including 20 Socceroos, are fuelling a community rebuild.
Cairns Art Gallery's tea towel exhibition a trip down memory lane
Cairns Art Gallery's new exhibition showcases over 100 vintage tea towels, celebrating Australiana and local history. Open until July 14. A must-see for a nostalgic trip!
Dawn Waterhouse, Canberra's 102-year-old link to history, dies
Dawn Waterhouse, a beloved Canberra historian who lived 99 of her 102 years in the capital, has passed away. She witnessed the city's growth from its infancy.
Crown Perth celebrates 40th anniversary with 80s wonderland
Crown Perth celebrates its 40th anniversary, transforming into an 80s wonderland. Discover how the former rubbish dump became WA's largest single-site employer with over 5000 staff.
How tourism collaboration built Cairns over 40 years
Explore how Tourism Tropical North Queensland's four-decade history of unified advocacy transformed Cairns into a global destination, driving major infrastructure and economic growth.
Perth's huge 2026 arts lineup: Musicals, festivals, comedy
Perth's 2026 arts scene is set to explode with major tours including MJ The Musical, Pretty Woman, Anastasia, and huge festivals. Get dates and details for the must-see shows.
Wollongong CBD cinema gap drives patrons to Warrawong's Gala
Despite Wollongong CBD losing its last cinema in 2021, the 'magic' of the big screen thrives at Warrawong's historic Gala Cinema. Discover why locals and visitors prefer the immersive experience over streaming.
Historic Roxy Cinema in Nowra reopens after major flood repairs
Nowra's beloved 90-year-old Roxy Cinemas has triumphantly reopened after severe flood damage. Discover the careful restoration that blends modern upgrades with cherished Art Deco heritage.
Exploring New Norcia: A Guided Walk Through History
Join a guided walking tour of New Norcia, WA's historic monastic town founded in 1847. Discover Spanish architecture, Noongar stories, and stunning chapels. Book your tour today!
Da Vinci's Final Years in France's Loire Valley
Explore the French chateau where Leonardo da Vinci spent his last years. Discover his tomb, ingenious inventions, and lasting legacy in the heart of the Loire Valley.
Spare Parts Puppet Theatre's Reach For The Sky in Fremantle
Spare Parts Puppet Theatre presents 'Reach For The Sky' at Fremantle Town Hall this January. Artistic Director Philip Mitchell's final season features a wordless show for early childhood development.
The Nutcracker Ballet for Kids Arrives in Canberra Jan 8-11
The Australian Ballet's family-friendly Storytime Ballet: The Nutcracker is performing in Canberra this January. Former local Paul Knobloch helps bring the magic. Get tickets now.
Mamma Mia! Returns to Townsville by Popular Demand
Townsville Choral Society brings back the hit ABBA musical Mamma Mia! for an encore season at the Civic Theatre after sold-out 2023 shows. Book your tickets now!
Why bellows beat a squad of puffing slaves
Explore the 5,000-year evolution of the bellows, from ancient slave-powered tubes to the Han Dynasty's double-action piston. Discover how this simple invention fuelled civilisation's metal age.
Mercedes College 180th Anniversary Celebrations Planned
Perth's Mercedes College prepares to celebrate the 180th anniversary of its founding Sisters of Mercy. Join the commemorative mass or high tea to honour this historic milestone.
Exam blunder: Students taught wrong ancient history topic
An independent review reveals a 'perfect storm' of errors led to 140 students across nine Queensland schools studying Augustus instead of Julius Caesar for their major exam. Discover the findings and new safeguards.
Fremantle's Harbour Theatre may close after 60 years
Fremantle's beloved Harbour Theatre, a community staple since 1963, is considering winding up due to venue instability and a critical volunteer shortage. A final decision is expected early next year.
Townsville teen with criminal history in court for robbery
A 15-year-old boy with a significant criminal history has faced Townsville Children's Court over an attempted robbery at a local service station. Read the full details of the case and the court's decision.
Newcastle's One Song Sing draws crowd for festive mash-up
Hundreds of Novocastrians gathered at Wheeler Place for a joyful community choir event, blending a modern Billie Eilish hit with a classic Wham! Christmas song. Join the festive spirit!
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