Exploring Paris's Rodin Museum and Maison Gainsbourg
Discover two iconic Parisian museums dedicated to sculptor Auguste Rodin and singer Serge Gainsbourg. Plan your visit to these contrasting yet connected artistic havens in the 7th arrondissement.
Category : Arts Culture
The Real Story Behind Notorious Criminal Brenden Abbott
Dive into the true story of Brenden Abbott, Australia's infamous 'Postcard Bandit'. Discover the facts behind the legend and the man who became a notorious folk hero.
The Influential People Who Got WA Talking in 2025
From political heavyweights to cultural icons, meet the West Australians who dominated headlines and shaped conversations across the state in a pivotal 2025. Discover their stories.
Perth Concert Hall redevelopment cost rises by $23 million
The redevelopment of Perth Concert Hall will cost an additional $23 million to ensure seamless integration with the city. Premier Roger Cook says it's a vital investment for Perth's cultural future.
Illawarra Christmas Day memories captured in photos
Take a trip down memory lane with the Illawarra Mercury's photo gallery showcasing decades of local Christmas Day traditions, from beach barbecues to backyard cricket. See the festive spirit in action.
Podcast Explores Global Christmas Traditions
The Pod Well Travelled dives into festive customs worldwide, from Germany's markets to Japan's KFC Christmas. Discover the holiday magic. Listen to the episode now!
New Public Art Installed in Wembley Town Centre
A vibrant new public artwork has been installed on Cambridge Street in Wembley. The $64,650 piece aims to create a sense of community and celebrate local Noongar heritage. Discover the story behind this creative addition.
Festive cheer as an act of defiance in dark times
In a world facing conflict and hardship, The West Australian argues that celebrating the festive season is a powerful act of communal defiance and hope. Discover why.
Car Crash to Bondi Vigil: A Journey of Connection
After a terrifying car crash, a man's experience at the Bondi Junction vigil reveals a powerful story of shared humanity and healing. Read his moving account.
HIP Company's Unique Christmas Concert in South Perth
The HIP Company's festive concert at St Mary's in South Perth blended traditional tunes with dark reflections, culminating in a rocking Mexican carol. Discover the highlights of this unique historically informed performance.
Bondi's tribute flowers moved for permanent memorial
The floral tributes for the Bondi terror attack victims are being preserved. A local artist will create an installation, while cards go to the Jewish museum. Thousands gathered nationwide to remember.
Graveside Tales: Storyteller Revives West Wallsend Cemetery History
Professional storyteller Jo Henwood captivates audiences at West Wallsend Cemetery, unearthing 130 years of local history. Plus, a national treasure status for Newcastle's maritime collection.
Australia Needs Christmas Spirit More Than Ever
Columnist Joe Spagnolo argues that amid global conflict and economic strain, the unifying message of Christmas is vital for Australia's national spirit. Read his compelling case.
Bondi attack restores true meaning of 'hero'
The Bondi Beach terror attack forced a national reckoning on the word 'hero'. This analysis explores the raw courage of ordinary Australians and asks if we should reserve the term for true acts of bravery.
SA Museum Director's Plan to Reset Institution
New SA Museum director Dr Samantha Hamilton reveals her strategic vision, addressing past controversies and plans for the Egyptian room and back-of-house. Exclusive interview details.
Bondi terror attack: 16 dead, gunman wakes from coma
Sydney's Bondi Beach reels after a deadly terror attack leaves 16 dead. Alleged gunman awakes from coma as funerals for victims commence. Latest updates and national reaction.
Bondi Attack Victim's Son in Coma, Father Murdered
Rabbi Eli Feldman pays tribute to victims of the Bondi terror attack and visits his close friend fighting for life in ICU. The attack occurred during a Hanukkah celebration.
Newcastle's maritime collection homeless as lease ends
Newcastle's 8500-item maritime heritage collection is at risk with no storage solution secured just months before its council-funded lease expires in March 2026. Read the latest.
Perth's 1950s rock'n'roll rebellion at the Snake Pit
Explore the untold story of Scarborough's Snake Pit, the 1950s Perth milk bar where bodgies and widgies defied convention, sparking a moral panic and forging Australia's first youth subculture. Discover the history.
Korean Wave sweeps Australia as Hallyu exhibition opens
Explore how K-pop, kimchi, and K-drama became a cultural tsunami in Australia. The National Museum's 'Hallyu!' exhibition traces the phenomenon from Psy to Parasite. Discover the story behind the wave.
Wollongong Welsh Choir disbands after three decades
The Wollongong Welsh Choir will hold its last concert this December, ending a 30-year tradition due to dwindling membership and fewer Welsh migrants to the Illawarra region.
Elf on the Shelf Celebrates 20 Years of Christmas Mischief
The Scout Elf, created by Australian sisters, marks two decades of festive magic and mayhem. Discover how a simple tradition became a global sensation. Read the full story.
Cambridge Dictionary Names 'Parasocial' Word of 2025
Discover why 'parasocial' was named 2025's Word of the Year and how these one-sided celebrity relationships are redefining modern fandom in Australia.
Secret photos of men in love exhibition in Canberra
Discover LOVING exhibition at Canberra Museum featuring 4000 historical photos of male couples from 1850s-1950s. Opens December 6 alongside local queer portraits.
Mawson's 1911 Antarctic lunch recreated in Hobart
The Mawson's Huts Foundation hosts a special dinner recreating Sir Douglas Mawson's 1911 Antarctic expedition lunch at Hadley's Orient Hotel, supporting conservation efforts.
First Purpose-Built Hindu Temple Coming to North Queensland
Townsville celebrates approval for North Queensland's first purpose-built Hindu temple. Hundreds gathered as construction begins on this landmark cultural and religious facility.
AWM's triple role: Memorial, museum and archive
AWM board member Glenn Keys explains the institution's equal roles as memorial, museum and archive. Discover how context enables meaningful commemoration of Australia's military history.
American Traditions Reshaping Australian Culture
Explore how Halloween, Black Friday and American phrases are being Australianified as US traditions take root Down Under. Discover the cultural shift happening in our backyard.
WA Stars Reflect on STM's 21-Year Cover Legacy
From Hollywood actors to Olympic champions, Western Australia's most iconic figures share their journeys through STM's 21-year history. Discover their inspiring stories of success and transformation.
Exploring Western Australia's Unique Identity
Discover what truly defines being West Australian - from historical independence to modern economic power. Explore WA's unique spirit and identity today!
Page 2 of 4