The Peel Multicultural Association hosts a free Chinese New Year celebration in Mandjar Square on February 14, featuring lion dances, crafts, and cultural workshops to mark the Year of the Horse.
A park in Perth's northern suburbs has officially been renamed Koolyanga Park after a seven-year process to change its former name deemed offensive. The City of Joondalup council engaged in extensive community consultation before making the change.
The WA Symphony Orchestra adds a third performance to its 2026 season launch at Winthrop Hall due to high demand, featuring Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto with Sergej Krylov.
Geelong tattoo artist and TikTok star Scott Hay has launched a GoFundMe campaign after hitting his lowest point in life, seeking community support to rebuild.
Wollongong City Council has paid tribute to two local arts champions, Bill Lever and Ben Hession, who passed away recently. Their contributions to the community's cultural landscape were celebrated at a council meeting.
The electronic music duo Flight Facilities will headline the Margaritaville event series in Townsville, bringing a major entertainment boost to the region with a lineup of local and national acts.
In the late 1990s, Wollongong experienced a surge in bank robberies, with incidents like Miss Cool's casual heists and dramatic ceiling entries. This article explores that turbulent period.
South Australia's oldest paddle steamer, the PS Daisy, marked its 130th anniversary with a heritage gathering on the River Murray, celebrating its historic role in trade and transport.
InDaily has signed a significant agreement to provide hundreds of daily festival reviews starting in 2026, enhancing coverage of arts and cultural events across Australia.
A Freedom of Information request for Adelaide Festival board minutes has been postponed until after the upcoming election, raising transparency concerns.
Readers share perspectives on voluntary assisted dying, same-sex marriage impacts, and calls for a new Australian flag, alongside tennis commentary and climate change naming proposals.
A fossilised dinosaur footprint discovered in Brisbane has been confirmed as Australia's oldest dinosaur fossil, dating back 230 million years, revealing new insights into the country's prehistoric past.
Adrian Barich explores how sarcasm and brutal honesty form Australia's cultural identity, arguing these traits are signs of acceptance and mateship rather than rudeness.
Ben Harvey reflects on the enduring mystery of Sarah Spiers' 1996 disappearance, questioning if Perth will ever find closure in this dark chapter.
Canberra's SoundOut jazz festival, a 17-year institution, has been forced to turn to crowdfunding after losing government grants, raising questions about its long-term survival.
A Newcastle father and former sparky uses his trade skills to build intricate sci-fi cosplay, raising nearly $300,000 for charity through his creations and the Wasteland Collective.
Newcastle's performing arts scene has rebounded strongly post-pandemic, with record-breaking attendance and innovative programs cementing its status as a vibrant cultural destination.
Geelong-based Indigenous artist Yalanda Edwards uses her vibrant paintings to convey cultural narratives and personal experiences that words alone cannot fully express.
French theatre director Caroline Guiela Nguyen brings her acclaimed production Lacrima to Perth Festival, exploring themes of secrecy, violence, and cultural identity through a multinational narrative.
From WA Ballet's world premieres at Quarry Amphitheatre to Harry Styles' new single and a Perth jewellery designer showcasing at Paris Fashion Week.
The Newcastle community is grieving the passing of beloved columnist and academic Paul Scott, remembered as a witty, compassionate advocate for the city and a stalwart of Surfest.
The Newcastle Herald's 2026 Short Story Competition winners have been announced, with Karen Whitelaw, Jacob Moore, and Ned Stephenson exploring themes of climate anxiety, loss, and human connection through powerful narratives.
The Newcastle Fringe Festival 2026 promises three weeks of unfiltered, open-access performances across Hamilton, Newcastle Precinct, and Beach 'Burbs, featuring over 250 shows from local and international artists.
Musicians Niamh Bellicanta and Tim Evans turned a shared passion for sourdough baking into Theydy's, a vibrant community arts and ecology hub in Hamilton North's Clyde Street Arts precinct.
A new guide unveils the fascinating stories behind Townsville's 50 best public artworks, celebrating the city's vibrant cultural landscape and artistic heritage.
Ian Warden ponders the paths not taken in his career and Australian history, from political thundering to Canberra's alternative designs, inspired by Robert Frost's poetry.
The historic East Perth Cemeteries, now managed by the National Trust, preserve the stories of WA's early settlers, from governors to paupers, offering a poignant glimpse into the colony's formative years.
Tandanya unveils a transformative new design under CEO Brenz Saunders, aiming to revitalise the Grenfell Street institution as a vibrant First Nations cultural centre at a lower cost than the proposed Tarrkarri project.
Adelaide residents have written to the editor advocating for an alternative Writers' Week, citing concerns over inclusivity and diversity in the current festival format.
The popular A Night on Bay View concert returns to Claremont Park on February 14 featuring WASO performing Phantom of the Opera and Beauty and the Beast scores with soprano Lorina Gore.