Crocodile Dundee 40th Anniversary: Kakadu Tourism Boost
Marking 40 years since its 1986 premiere, Crocodile Dundee's legacy lives on through new Kakadu tours showcasing iconic film locations like Nourlangie and Gunlom Falls.
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Perth's Week: Music, Dance, and Festivals Galore
This week in Perth features free concerts, dance festivals, and major performances by Lorde and Lainey Wilson, offering entertainment for all ages.
The Last Great Hunt Returns to Perth Festival 2026
The Last Great Hunt brings back Le Nor (the rain) to Perth Festival 2026 at Heath Ledger Theatre, exploring climate refugees through a unique faux foreign film format with live subtitles and 1980s-inspired aesthetics.
Under Waters: April Phillips' Immersive Exhibition at Perth Festival
Wiradjuri-Scottish artist April Phillips presents Under Waters at PICA, an immersive digital exhibition exploring Earth's speculative past 500 million years ago through cutting-edge technology and First Nations storytelling.
Trump's Iran Deadline: Global Diplomacy at a Crossroads
Former President Donald Trump has set a new deadline for Iran, escalating tensions and raising concerns about international stability and nuclear negotiations.
Adelaide Holocaust Museum Relaunch Warns of Antisemitism
A multimillion-dollar restoration of Adelaide's Holocaust museum has been launched, with officials warning of rising antisemitism. Education Minister Clare O'Neil shared a poignant story about a 10-year-old victim.
Govt Pledges Support for Adelaide Fringe Festival's Future
The Australian government has announced a funding pledge to ensure the Adelaide Fringe Festival continues to thrive, supporting arts and culture in South Australia.
Geelong All-Abilities Music Program Launched by Luke Massey
Luke Massey has launched an all-abilities music program in Geelong, designed to build confidence and provide a joyous stage experience for participants with diverse needs.
Newcastle Art Gallery Reopens, City Debates Cultural Future
The Newcastle Art Gallery has reopened after renovations, but community leaders are now calling for more investment in cultural infrastructure to boost the city's profile and economy.
Humble and Morrison Headline 2026 Festival of Arts Newcastle
The Festival of Arts Newcastle has announced its 2026 calendar, featuring opera star Deborah Humble and jazz legend James Morrison as headline acts, promising a vibrant cultural showcase.
Prince Andrew in Royal Crisis as Pressure Mounts
Prince Andrew, Duke of York, is embroiled in a deepening scandal that threatens his royal status, with public and legal scrutiny intensifying over his associations and conduct.
Andrew Damages Monarchy, Disappoints King
Prince Andrew's conduct has severely undermined the monarchy and let down King Charles, raising concerns about the institution's future stability and public trust.
Margot Robbie's Premiere Look Sparks Necklace Debate
Margot Robbie's red-carpet appearance at the Wuthering Heights premiere in Los Angeles has ignited controversy over her choice of the historic Taj Mahal diamond necklace, with critics highlighting its colonial origins.
Tchaikovsky Love Notes Concert in Newcastle Sunday
A special concert featuring Tchaikovsky's romantic works and love-themed compositions will be held in Newcastle this Sunday, offering a classical music experience.
Climate Activist Avoids Conviction in Newcastle Court
A climate activist from the Rising Tide group has avoided a criminal conviction after a protest at Newcastle's coal port, with the court citing their good character and the protest's peaceful nature.
Charity CEO to Meet PM for PNG Women's Hospital Fast-Track
A charity leader will meet with the Prime Minister to accelerate plans for a new hospital dedicated to women's health in Papua New Guinea, aiming to improve maternal care.
Funeral Directors Jailed After 46 Corpses Found Rotting
Richard Elkin and Hayley Bell sentenced to four years for storing bodies in unrefrigerated conditions, deceiving grieving families about cremations.
Kafka's 'The Trial' Opera at Perth Festival with Lachlan Higgins
Baritone Lachlan Higgins stars in a unique adaptation of Franz Kafka's 'The Trial' by Lost and Found Opera, performed at Forrest Chase for Perth Festival.
Jervis Bay Pronunciation Debate Reignites in Canberra
The long-standing debate over how to pronounce 'Jervis Bay' has flared up again, sparking discussions among locals, linguists, and visitors about its correct phonetic usage.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrested, World Leaders React
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Prince Andrew, has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, sparking shock worldwide. The arrest, linked to Jeffrey Epstein documents, has drawn responses from Donald Trump, UK politicians, and alle
Hunter Gets $9M for Net Zero Education Funding
The Hunter region is set to benefit from a $9 million government investment aimed at advancing net zero education initiatives, focusing on sustainability and climate action.
UK Hometown Still Tugs at Heartstrings After 50 Years
After five decades away, a writer reflects on how their UK hometown continues to evoke deep emotional connections and nostalgic memories.
Ex-Prince Andrew Arrested for Misconduct in Public Office
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, King Charles III's brother, was arrested at his Norfolk home on suspicion of misconduct in public office, linked to Jeffrey Epstein ties.
US Iran Strike: Risky Move for Regional Freedom
The recent US military strike on Iran is a high-risk strategy that analysts warn could escalate tensions, but some argue it may pave the way for greater freedom in the region by challenging oppressive regimes.
Former Prince Andrew Arrested on Misconduct Allegations
Former Prince Andrew has been arrested by British police on suspicion of misconduct in public office, following an investigation into alleged leaks of confidential documents to Jeffrey Epstein.
Kevin McCloud and Tim Ross Charm Canberra on Design Tour
Kevin McCloud and Tim Ross captivated Canberra audiences with a design tour, sharing insights on architecture, sustainability, and community engagement in a sold-out event.
Arthur Streeton Masterpiece Anchors New Townsville Exhibition
A renowned Arthur Streeton painting, 'The Purple Noon's Transparent Might,' is the highlight of a new exhibition in Townsville, showcasing Australian impressionist art and drawing art enthusiasts from across the region.
Townsville World Theatre Gets $23M Restoration Lifeline
The Townsville World Theatre, plagued by damage and leaks, has secured a $23 million funding package for urgent repairs and upgrades to preserve its cultural legacy.
Ingham Transformed into Art Wonderland for Tones and I
The entire town of Ingham has been transformed with vibrant art installations and murals in preparation for a special concert by Australian singer Tones and I, creating a unique cultural spectacle.
Cairns Celebrates Chinese New Year with Fire Horse Festivities
Cairns launches Chinese New Year celebrations for the Year of the Fire Horse, featuring firecrackers, cultural performances, and events running until March 7 at the Esplanade.
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