Corrimal Coke Works Ovens Removed Due to Safety Issues
Half of the heritage-listed coke ovens at the Corrimal Coke Works site have been dismantled following structural and safety concerns, sparking debate over preservation efforts.
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Greens Honour Councillor's Cinema Legacy in Newcastle
The Greens party has honoured Newcastle councillor Sinead Francis-Coan for her legacy in preserving local cinema culture, celebrating her contributions to community arts and heritage.
Iranian Australians' Unbearable Pain Over Homeland Crisis
Iranian Australians share profound grief and solidarity as they watch the ongoing crisis in Iran, highlighting their emotional struggles and community support efforts.
US Sub Sinks Iranian Warship, Gulf Tensions Rise
A US Navy submarine has reportedly sunk an Iranian warship in the Gulf of Oman, escalating regional tensions. The incident occurred during a confrontation, raising fears of broader conflict.
SA Woman's Final Wish: Rename Island for Ruby Hunter
A Riverland woman with cancer is campaigning to rename an island after Aboriginal singer Ruby Hunter, honoring her lifelong friend and cultural legacy in a heartfelt final wish.
Sculpture by the Sea Returns to Cottesloe Beach
Sculpture by the Sea is back at Cottesloe Beach for its 21st anniversary exhibition after a funding shortfall forced the cancellation of the 2025 event. The 2026 showcase features 70 artworks, with half from WA artists and the rest from around the globe.
Geelong Catman Announces Comeback After Retirement Thoughts
Geelong's beloved street performer, Catman, reveals he will return to performing after contemplating retirement, bringing joy back to the city's streets.
Albany 2026: World's Biggest Light Installation Under Construction
Finnish artist Kari Kola is constructing the world's largest light installation in Albany for the 2026 bicentenary celebrations, featuring 13 towers across 10km of shoreline with 10 million square metres of LED illumination.
Iran Women's Team Sings Anthem After Protests and Global Backlash
Iran's women's football players sang their national anthem at the Asian Cup, reversing a previous silent protest, as anti-regime demonstrators labeled them hostages of the autocracy.
Newcastle Pitcher Stars at World Baseball Classic
A pitcher from Belmont in Newcastle has delivered standout performances at the World Baseball Classic, earning international acclaim and inspiring the local community.
Hunter School of Performing Arts Launches Visual Arts Pathway
The Hunter School of the Performing Arts has introduced a new Visual Arts Pathway, expanding its curriculum to include fine arts, digital media, and design for students in the region.
Clementine Ford Joins Gaza Flotilla in Aid Mission
Australian author Clementine Ford has joined an international flotilla delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza, defying a naval blockade. The mission highlights global calls for access and support amid ongoing conflict.
Entertainment Corner: Illawarra's Music and Arts Hub
Discover how The Entertainment Corner serves as a one-stop shop for local music and arts in the Illawarra region, featuring gigs, festivals, and artist stories.
Lucy Durack Urges Nominations for WA of the Year Awards
Acclaimed performer Lucy Durack encourages Western Australians to nominate creative community members as nominations close for the 2026 Western Australian of the Year Awards.
Iran's Cheap Suicide Drones Defy US, Transform Warfare
Iran deploys $20,000 suicide drones that breach billion-dollar defences, striking US consulate in Dubai and reshaping conflicts in Ukraine and Middle East.
Australia Issues Travel Warning as Middle East Conflict Spreads
Foreign Minister Penny Wong warns Australians to reconsider travel plans as Iran's attacks expand to 11 countries, disrupting global aviation routes and raising security concerns.
Middle East Conflict Spreads to Europe After US-Israel Strikes
The conflict in the Middle East has escalated and spread to Europe following US-Israel air strikes on Iran, disrupting global travel and trade. Australians are warned to reconsider Europe travel for months.
Wollongong's Secret 1980s Gay Scene Revealed by Drag Icon
Drag icon Grant Barnes shares untold stories of Wollongong's hidden gay scene in the 1980s, highlighting underground venues and cultural resilience during a less accepting era.
Middle East War Escalates: Global Leaders Urge Ceasefire
The Middle East conflict intensifies as global leaders call for an urgent ceasefire. Diplomatic efforts intensify amid rising casualties and regional instability.
Rubio and Trump Clash Over Washington War Claims
Senator Marco Rubio and former President Donald Trump have offered contradictory statements regarding Washington's position on war, sparking political debate and confusion.
Iranian Warship Sinks Off Sri Lanka Amid Middle East Conflict
A major Iranian naval vessel, IRIS Dena, has sunk off Sri Lanka's coast, with 32 rescued and one in critical condition. The incident occurs as Israel intensifies strikes on Iran, marking the fifth day of conflict with global diplomatic tensions rising.
War Widows' Legacy Erased for Adelaide Luxury Tower
War widows in Adelaide's eastern suburbs fear their history is being wiped away as their long-standing homes are demolished for a $120 million luxury retirement tower, sparking outrage over lost community and heritage.
Stars Shine at Louvre Charity Gala in Paris Fashion Week
Celebrities including Anya Taylor-Joy, Eileen Gu, and Diane Kruger dazzled at the Grand Dîner du Louvre charity event in Paris, raising funds for the museum's heritage preservation.
Limited Spots for 2027 Aida Opera Weekend in Adelaide
A once-in-a-generation production of Verdi's Aida from Italy's Arena di Verona is coming to Adelaide in 2027. Only 20 spots remain for a three-day package including flights, accommodation, and A Reserve tickets.
Indigenous Art at AGWA: Manifesto of Aboriginal Identity
The Art Gallery of Western Australia's exhibition 'I AM' redefines Indigenous art by focusing on Aboriginal people and their diverse experiences, challenging traditional gallery approaches.
Blood Moon Eclipse Not Expected Again Until 2029
A total lunar eclipse, known as a Blood Moon, occurred recently and will not be visible again until 2029. This rare celestial event captivated skywatchers across Australia.
Dismembered Remains Found in Bali Kidnapping Search
Human remains discovered in Bali may belong to Ukrainian tourist Igor Komarov, who was allegedly kidnapped and held for a $10 million ransom. Seven suspects are in custody as police investigate.
Australian Stranded in Doha Without Heart Meds as Attacks Intensify
An Australian woman is trapped in Doha without essential heart medications as missile attacks escalate, with fears of air defence shortages and a worsening security crisis.
Middle East Conflict Spreads to Europe After Iran Strikes
The Middle East conflict has expanded to Europe with US-Israel air strikes killing Ayatollah Khamenei, causing global trade disruptions and rising oil prices. Live updates on casualties, evacuations, and economic impacts.
Middle East Oil and Gas Shutdowns Spark Global Crisis
Major shutdowns in Middle East oil and gas production have caused a global energy crisis, with prices soaring and supply chains disrupted worldwide.
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