Former Canberra Student Feared Killed in Iran

A former Melrose High School student is feared dead after being detained in Iran. ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry has raised the matter with Foreign Minister Penny Wong, with wellbeing supports activated for affected schools.

UK Prosecutors Assess Prince Andrew Over Epstein Links

UK prosecutors are evaluating Prince Andrew's connections to Jeffrey Epstein, potentially leading to a criminal investigation into his conduct as a former trade envoy, with King Charles expressing support for the process.

New Mt Hawthorn Gallery Supports Young WA Artists

A new permanent art gallery in Mt Hawthorn, directed by Abbey and Lynette Telfer, opens this February to showcase emerging West Australian talent and provide vital exhibition space in Perth's competitive arts scene.

Indian Ocean Art Exhibition Opens at Perth Festival 2026

Curtin University's John Curtin Gallery presents 'A call and response across the ocean', a multi-sensory exhibition featuring artists from Australia, South Africa and Indonesia exploring colonial legacies and cultural connections through the Indian Ocean.

Nitja: First Nations Stories at Dyoondalup Point Walter

A free, family-friendly event called Nitja will transform Dyoondalup Point Walter into a living canvas of First Nations art and performance this weekend as part of the Perth Festival, celebrating the cultural significance of the Derbarl Yerrigan river.

Sandy Collins Awarded Red Cross Top Honour

Sandy Collins has been honoured with the Red Cross's highest award for her decades of lifesaving work in the Hunter region, including disaster response and community support.

Super Bowl LX Perth Viewing Party at Optus Stadium

Three hundred NFL fans gathered at Optus Stadium's Sports Lounge in Perth to watch the Seattle Seahawks defeat the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX, enjoying American-themed refreshments and a memorable half-time show by Bad Bunny.

Wollongong's Outdoor Shakespeare Series Begins

Merrigong Theatre Company launches its Theatre Under the Stars series with The Comedy of Errors at Keiraville, featuring insights from directors and future plans for outdoor productions.

Shellharbour Bus Shelters Become Art Galleries

Shellharbour City Council's Art in Unexpected Places program installs vibrant artworks by Sydney artist Sharon Billinge in local bus shelters, bringing creativity to daily commutes.

Newcastle Rally Against Israeli President's Visit

Around 200 protesters gathered in Newcastle's Civic Park to demonstrate against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Australia, part of nationwide rallies organised by the Palestine Action Group.

Isaac Herzog's Adelaide Visit Sparks Protests

Former Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Adelaide has ignited protests, with demonstrators criticising his role in the Israel-Palestine conflict. The event highlights ongoing tensions in Australia.

Newcastle Writers Festival Sparks Anti-Semitism Debate

The inclusion of author Randa Abdel-Fattah in the Newcastle Writers Festival has ignited controversy over accusations of anti-Semitism, with letters to the editor highlighting the politicisation of the term and calls for clearer definitions.

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