Письма о будущем Танданьи в Аделаиде
Жители Аделаиды активно делятся мнениями в письмах редактору о судьбе Танданьи, обсуждая культурное наследие и развитие.
Category : World
UK PM Apologises to Peter Mandelson
The UK Prime Minister has formally apologised to former minister Peter Mandelson for past remarks, marking a significant political reconciliation in British politics.
Adelaide Protests Israeli President Visit, Community Divided
Hundreds are expected to rally in Adelaide against the Israeli president's national visit, with protests planned at Parliament House. A Jewish community leader argues there is no basis for protest.
Nationalism Threatens SA Population Growth
An opinion piece warns that rising nationalist sentiments could hinder South Australia's population growth, impacting economic development and social cohesion in the state.
Canberra Celebs Host Read Aloud Event for World Read Aloud Day
ACT independent senator David Pocock, penny farthing rider Simon Weir, and other local celebrities will read their favourite children's books at a free event at the Museum of Australian Democracy.
Perth's Kaleidoscope Event Features Light Show and Live Music
Elizabeth Quay in Perth hosts the inaugural Kaleidoscope @ the Quay event this Saturday, featuring a WA-first light installation, floating stage performances by artists including Australian Idol's Gisella Colletti, and family-friendly activities.
Commission Calls for Inquest into Family Deaths
The Australian Human Rights Commission urges a coronial inquest into the suspected murder-suicide of a Mosman Park family, highlighting systemic support failures for families with disabled children.
Premier Criticises Newcastle Writers Festival Over Author Invite
NSW Premier Chris Minns has criticised the Newcastle Writers Festival for including author Randa Abdel-Fattah in its program, calling the decision 'crazy' amid ongoing controversy.
Canberra's Multicultural Festival: A Celebration of Diversity
The National Multicultural Festival in Canberra draws hundreds of thousands with its vibrant food, music, and community spirit, serving as a powerful counter to divisive ideologies.
Mystery of Savannah Guthrie's Missing Mother
The unresolved disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of US Today Show host Savannah Guthrie, remains a poignant and tragic mystery that has captivated public attention for decades.
Commission Calls for Inquest into Perth Family Deaths
The Australian Human Rights Commission urges a coronial inquest into a suspected murder-suicide in Mosman Park, highlighting systemic issues and NDIS support concerns.
Perth Festival 2026 Kicks Off with Sheeran Shoutout
Perth Festival 2026 begins with artistic director Anna Reece celebrating Ed Sheeran's endorsement. The 23-day event features free concerts, world premieres, and First Nations art across venues.
Ian Molyneux: Shaped WA Heritage and Art
Ian Molyneux, a renowned architect and artist, left a lasting legacy in Western Australia through his heritage conservation work and bold acrylic landscape paintings.
Wollongong Library Digitises Untold Queer History
Wollongong City Library launches a special scanning day to digitise and preserve the city's overlooked LGBTQIA+ history, with community members invited to share memorabilia.
NFL's First Regular-Season Game in Australia at MCG
The San Francisco 49ers will face the Los Angeles Rams in the NFL's inaugural regular-season match in Australia at Melbourne Cricket Ground in 2026.
Kathy Lette Champions Sisterhood at Newcastle Writers Festival
Bestselling author Kathy Lette opens Newcastle Writers Festival 2026, discussing her new novel, female solidarity, and the power of women's voices in today's world.
Newcastle Writers Festival Defends Author Amid Adelaide Controversy
Newcastle Writers Festival director Rosemarie Milsom upholds invitation to Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah, rejecting calls for cancellation following Adelaide Writers' Week drama.
Queenslanders: ANZAC Day Should Be More Than a Holiday
Queensland readers express that ANZAC Day should not be treated as just another public holiday, emphasising its significance for remembrance and national identity.
Geelong Artist Restores City's Iconic Bollards with Care
Local Geelong artist Vicki Clissold is passionately restoring the city's famous bollards, preserving a beloved public art tradition that celebrates community identity and history.
Transphobic Stickers in Subiaco Not Classified as Hate Crime
Western Australia police have concluded their investigation into transphobic stickers found at Subiaco playgrounds, determining they do not meet hate crime criteria despite community concerns about targeted harassment.
Scrollisions: Screen-Focused Walking's Social Impact
Gary Martin examines how 'scrollisions'—collisions caused by phone-scrolling while walking—are eroding courtesy and awareness in shared public spaces across Australia.
Washington Post Announces Major Staff Cuts in 2026
The Washington Post has confirmed significant staff reductions as part of a 2026 restructuring plan, impacting editorial and operational teams amid industry-wide challenges.
US Pulls 700 Immigration Agents from Minnesota
The United States has withdrawn 700 immigration enforcement agents from Minnesota, marking a significant shift in federal immigration policy and operations in the state.
Paul Scott Farewelled with Scotch and Laughter in Newcastle
The Newcastle community has gathered to farewell beloved columnist, academic, and Surfest stalwart Paul Scott, who passed away at 64 after choosing voluntary assisted dying following a battle with terminal brain cancer.
Why We Can't Get Enough of Parisian Cliches on Screen
The Alliance Française French Film Festival returns with 38 films showcasing France's cinematic charm. From Jodie Foster to Angelina Jolie, explore why Australian audiences adore French clichés.
Canberra Lifeline Bookfair Attracts Dawn Queue for Charity
Canberrans are queuing before dawn for the Lifeline Bookfair at EPIC, featuring rare collectibles and raising funds for crisis support services amid high demand.
Human Rights Commission Calls for Inquest into Mosman Park Deaths
The Australian Human Rights Commission has formally requested a coronial inquest into the deaths at Mott Close in Mosman Park, citing concerns over systemic issues and human rights implications.
Scitech Ocean Exhibition Opens with $3.5M Minderoo Funding
Scitech's 'Oceans: The World Beneath the Waves' exhibition opens this year after a $3.5 million funding boost from the Minderoo Foundation, featuring five marine zones and interactive eDNA activities.
Townsville Music Event Grows with New Home
A popular music event in Townsville is moving to a larger venue to accommodate its growing audience, reflecting the city's vibrant cultural scene and increasing demand for live entertainment.
Epstein Files Confirm Andrew Photo, Reveal Royal Fallout
Bombshell emails from the Epstein files confirm the infamous photo of ex-prince Andrew with Virginia Giuffre, revealing Maxwell's admission they met and disturbing royal family fallout.
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