Newcastle's International Women's Day 2026 Festivities
Newcastle marked International Women's Day 2026 with a series of events, including a march, workshops, and speeches, focusing on gender equality and empowerment.
Category : World
What Australians Value: A Deep Dive into National Priorities
An in-depth analysis explores the core values shaping Australian society, from community spirit to economic stability, amid evolving global challenges.
Helen Maxwell's Art Treasures for Sale in Ainslie
A significant collection of artworks from the late Helen Maxwell, a renowned Canberra art dealer, is now available for sale in Ainslie, offering a rare glimpse into her curated legacy.
Francis Residence Art Deco Charm Restored in Illawarra
The historic Francis Residence in Illawarra has undergone a meticulous restoration, reviving its original Art Deco features and preserving a key piece of local architectural heritage.
Wheelchair Artist's Sculpture Sparks Accessibility Debate at Cottesloe
Julian Pereira returns to Sculpture By The Sea, Cottesloe with 'The Thinker,' a sculpture advocating for accessibility, reflecting his personal journey with disability and pushing for inclusive public spaces.
Newcastle Maritime Heritage Group Sees Member Resignations
Several members have resigned from the Newcastle Maritime Heritage Working Party, raising concerns about the group's direction and effectiveness in preserving local maritime history.
Reliving the Glory Days of the Market St Bistro
A nostalgic journey into the history of the Market St Bistro, exploring its cultural impact and enduring legacy in the community as a beloved dining and social hub.
Festival Board Cancelled Author Over Funding Fears
Exclusive FOI documents show the Adelaide Festival board deprogrammed a Palestinian-Australian author from Writers' Week due to concerns about government funding cuts, amid pressure from Premier Peter Malinauskas.
Newcastle Art Gallery Reopens with Street Party and Tattoos
The Newcastle Art Gallery has reopened to the public after a major expansion, marked by a vibrant street party and a unique tattoo event celebrating local art and culture.
Canberra Musician Carjacked, Car Torched in Kambah
A Canberra musician was violently carjacked and his vehicle set alight in Kambah, with police investigating the incident as a targeted attack.
Princess Catherine Refuses Autograph in Wales Due to Royal Rule
Princess Catherine politely declined an autograph request during a visit to Wales, explaining it's against royal protocol to prevent forgeries. The incident highlights long-standing security rules followed by the British royal family.
War Memorial Unveils New Atrium in Major Redevelopment
The Australian War Memorial has unveiled a new atrium as part of its major redevelopment, enhancing visitor experience and commemorative spaces.
Geelong Film Festival's 48-Hour Shootout Returns
The Geelong Waterfront Film Festival's 48-hour filmmaking challenge is back, inviting teams to create short films in just two days, with prizes and screenings to showcase local talent.
Obama Adviser Urges Caution in Clinton Epstein Testimony
A former senior Obama administration adviser has called for patience as Hillary Clinton testifies before Congress about Jeffrey Epstein, warning against premature conclusions in the politically charged investigation.
Missing Mum Found Alive After 24 Years, Arrested
A mother who vanished in 2001 has been arrested in the US, days after authorities confirmed she was alive. She faces a drunk driving charge from before her disappearance.
Nighttime Art Projections Illuminate Canberra's National Triangle
Australian artists transform national institutions with elaborate nighttime projections, featuring works by Kaylene Whiskey and others, lighting up Canberra's cultural landmarks.
Author Wins Vic Literary Award, Victory Over Critics
Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah wins a major Victoria literary award, describing it as a triumph over political detractors who dismissed her as 'that woman'.
Greens Push Living Wage for Artists in SA Cultural Revival
South Australian Greens leader Robert Simms criticizes Labor's arts policy, calling for a living wage to restore the state's Dunstan-era cultural reputation.
Cairns Indigenous Art Fair Tickets On Sale for Cultural Celebration
Tickets are now on sale for the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair, a premier event showcasing First Nations art and culture, set to highlight a new era of creative expression and community engagement in Far North Queensland.
Newcastle Art Gallery Reopens After Major Transformation
The Newcastle Art Gallery has relaunched following a significant redevelopment, featuring new exhibition spaces and enhanced facilities to showcase local and national art.
King Charles Blamed for Prince Andrew Removal in Epstein Files
Shocking emails from the Epstein files reveal King Charles III was allegedly responsible for Prince Andrew's removal as UK trade envoy in 2011, marking the monarch's first appearance in the documents.
Common Circus Farewell Party in Newcastle
Common Circus, a beloved Newcastle arts hub, is closing its doors after 13 years. The community is invited to a final celebration party this weekend.
Underwater Portraits in Show Off Exhibition by Coolbellup Artist
Coolbellup artist Jasmine Skye will showcase her underwater photography at the 2026 Show Off exhibition in Hamilton Hill, highlighting Cockburn's vibrant arts community with over 100 artists participating.
Miniature Naval History Exhibition at Fremantle Museum
Over 170 meticulously crafted model ships by Gerry Westenberg showcase 4,000 years of maritime evolution at the WA Shipwrecks Museum in Fremantle, from ancient Egypt to modern vessels.
Gosnells Expands Anzac Day with Three-Day Program
The City of Gosnells announces a three-day Anzac Day program at the Don Russell Performing Arts Centre, featuring stage productions and events to honor service personnel and promote community reflection.
Ayad Alqaragholli's 'For Peace' Sculpture at Cottesloe
Wanneroo bronze sculptor Ayad Alqaragholli reveals his latest work 'For Peace' at Sculpture by the Sea in Cottesloe, symbolising Australia's harmony and multicultural society.
Ukraine War: Four Years of Global Crisis
As the Ukraine war marks its fourth year, global tensions escalate with humanitarian and economic impacts. This analysis explores the conflict's evolution and international responses.
Sarah Ferguson and Andrew Retreat from Public Life
Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew are stepping back from public duties as royal family tensions escalate, focusing on private life and family matters.
Biography of WA's First Italian Migrant Priest Published
Emeritus Professor John Kinder's biography of Raffaele Martelli, the first Italian migrant to become a British subject in WA, launched amid national discussions on social cohesion and historical perspectives.
Denmark's Climate MP Explains Nuclear Pursuit for Climate Action
Denmark's Climate Minister Lars Aagaard explains the country's nuclear energy pursuit as essential for ambitious climate action, highlighting its role in achieving net-zero emissions by 2045.
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