A new podcast, Kiss and Kill, investigates how infamous Australian killers like Gerard Baden-Clay planned partner homicides, with experts warning of high recidivism risks and coercive control as a key predictor.
A Torquay-based artist creates vibrant artwork by channeling memories from Japan and Australia, blending cultural influences into unique pieces that reflect her personal journey and experiences.
The Joondalup Festival in Perth features a free exhibition of Christine de Grancy's photos of David Bowie, alongside new galleries, scents, dining, and community events.
A decade after his passing, David Bowie's magnetic pull filled the East Perth Power Station as a rotating cast of homegrown talent, backed by the Perth Symphony Orchestra, delivered a genre-defying tribute at the Perth Festival.
A review of WA Youth Theatre Company's powerful production 'Scenes From The Climate Era' at Fremantle's Victoria Hall, exploring climate anxiety through vignettes performed by young actors aged 12 to 24.
Discover the life and innovations of Erasmus Darwin, grandfather of Charles, at his preserved home in Lichfield, featuring themed gardens and interactive exhibits.
Sir Tony Robinson, famed for his role in Blackadder, visited Newcastle to discuss his upcoming projects and share insights from his illustrious career in television and history.
A nostalgic look back at Geelong's Valentine's Day in 2000, featuring heartfelt poems and quirky pet names published in the Geelong Advertiser, revealing the city's romantic and humorous side.
The HMRI Art for Impact 2026 event in Newcastle celebrates a profound friendship that has come full circle, uniting art and community for a meaningful cause.
Police are appealing for public help after a 3am break-in at a Caboolture museum, where priceless Egyptian artefacts, including a mummy mask and ancient necklace, were stolen.
New research reveals Valentine's Day nearly disappeared in Australia during the 1920s as society shifted toward trade and industry, with romantic poems replaced by advertisements before a late 1990s revival.
Claremont artist Anton Lord unveils a massive 200sqm interactive aluminium sculpture inspired by Australia's golden landscapes for Sculpture by the Sea's return to Cottesloe Beach next month.
The director of the North Australian Festival of Arts has revealed a bold strategy to elevate Townsville into a world-renowned arts destination, focusing on cultural infrastructure and international collaborations.
Una pintora de Townsville gana un premio nacional por su obra que explora la conexión humana y cultural, destacando el poder del arte para unir a las personas.
An exploration of Robert Burns' philosophy on intrinsic value, applied to contemporary issues like social media, workplace culture, and personal identity in Australia.
Perth is buzzing with cultural events this week, from family-friendly gatherings on the Swan River to international music tours and contemporary dance performances. Highlights include Chappell Roan, Good Charlotte, Bluey's Big Play, and unique local produ
Melbourne's Chunky Move presents UNITED at Perth Festival 2026, featuring transformative costumes and a Gabber Modus Operandi soundscape. Artistic director Antony Hamilton discusses the fusion of technology and dance.
The Adelaide Festival Centre is set to reopen in February after a six-month, $55 million renovation, featuring new Spanish furniture and tributes to its modernist architecture.
The WA Symphony Orchestra delivered a transcendent performance at St Mary's Cathedral, spanning four centuries of music with precision and emotional depth in the Perth Festival highlight.
The Camelot Film Festival returns to Mosman Park with a summer program featuring Oscar-nominated movies, cult classics, and enhanced outdoor cinema amenities.
Plans have been unveiled to convert the long-vacant East Perth lock-up into a modern WA Police Museum, featuring exhibition spaces, a cafe, and community areas while preserving historical elements.
Plans to begin the 2026 Mardi Gras parade at 7am have sparked heated debate among organisers, participants, and the LGBTQIA+ community, raising concerns about safety and inclusivity.
A new permanent art gallery in Mt Hawthorn, directed by Abbey and Lynette Telfer, opens this February to showcase emerging West Australian talent and provide vital exhibition space in Perth's competitive arts scene.
Curtin University's John Curtin Gallery presents 'A call and response across the ocean', a multi-sensory exhibition featuring artists from Australia, South Africa and Indonesia exploring colonial legacies and cultural connections through the Indian Ocean.
A free, family-friendly event called Nitja will transform Dyoondalup Point Walter into a living canvas of First Nations art and performance this weekend as part of the Perth Festival, celebrating the cultural significance of the Derbarl Yerrigan river.
Perth's Fringe World Festival has officially begun with the launch of its iconic Ice Cream Factory venue, featuring new productions, cocktails, and vibrant social gatherings under the stars.
A review of the Perth Festival's live docu-drama POV at Subiaco Arts Centre, where a child actor leads adults through a script exploring mental health and trust.
Stephen Scourfield's Write Round the World Dinner in Perth has sold 130 of 150 tickets for March 12, 2026, featuring stories, music, and food from global destinations.
The Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts launches a 300-show program at ECU's new Minderoo Centre, featuring free performances and international artists.