Ngarrama Indigenous Cultural Event Returns to King Edward Park
Ngarrama, a free Indigenous cultural event, returns to Newcastle's King Edward Park for its fifth year on January 25, featuring dance, storytelling, and a lantern parade.
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2026 European River Cruises: Top Routes and Viking Tips for Australian Travellers
Discover the best European river cruises for 2026, featuring top routes, Viking tips, and insights for Australian travellers seeking cultural enrichment.
Mawson's 1911 Antarctic Lunch Recreated in Hobart
A recreation of Sir Douglas Mawson's 1911 Antarctic luncheon in Hobart, with a modern menu and proceeds supporting conservation.
Newcastle Herald Short Story Competition: Public Vote Opens for 2026 Winners
Newcastle Herald short story competition opens public vote for 2026; winners announced Jan 31 with prizes including vouchers and festival passes.
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Newcastle Maritime Museum Volunteers Eye Return to Honeysuckle Site
Newcastle Maritime Museum volunteers consider returning to Honeysuckle site after securing temporary storage, with crowdfunding raising $15,000.
Constable's Clouds Offer Solace in Turbulent Times, 250th Anniversary Celebrated
Columnist finds solace in John Constable's cloud paintings during turbulent times, as 250th anniversary celebrations begin.
Wollongong Welsh Choir Disbands After Three Decades
Wollongong Welsh Choir disbands after 30 years due to declining membership and fewer Welsh migrants.
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Port Kembla Festival Transforms Wentworth Street with 40 Artists
Port Kembla Festival featured 40 artists at 10 venues on Wentworth Street, with markets, workshops, and community spirit.
Thousands Gather in Newcastle for Eid al-Fitr Celebrations
Nearly 5,000 Muslims celebrated Eid al-Fitr in Newcastle with prayers, community events, and messages of peace and generosity.
North Queensland's First Hindu Temple Opens in a Tin Shed
North Queensland's first Hindu temple opens in a tin shed in Gumlow, near Townsville, serving 200-300 families with plans for a permanent upgrade in 2020.
South Australia's First Satellite Kanyini to Launch on SpaceX Mission in 2023
South Australia's first satellite, Kanyini, will launch on a SpaceX mission in 2023 to aid bushfire preparedness and agriculture.
40,000 Visitors Flock to Grand Egyptian Museum on Opening Day
40,000 people visited the Grand Egyptian Museum on its opening day, featuring Tutankhamun's complete artefact collection for the first time.
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Terracotta Warrior Lanterns To Illuminate Perth Streets
80 life-sized Terracotta Warrior lanterns to light up Perth streets, expanding the museum exhibition. On display from Friday until February.
Korean Wave Sweeps Australia As Hallyu Exhibition Opens
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Perth's Youngest Curator, 13, Leads WWII Mateship Exhibition
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Wollongong Library Digitises Untold Queer History
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100-Year-Old WWII Veteran Reveals Secret Mission Ahead of Wedding Near D-Day Beaches
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Visually Impaired Newcastle Singer Calls for Better Venue Accessibility
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