Olga's Childhood Tales: Morning Tea Memories
Decades later, a former chambermaid recalls Olga's vivid stories of mushroom hunting and autumn chestnuts during their morning tea breaks, painting a nostalgic picture of village life.
Category : Arts Culture
Ian Warden: John Constable's Clouds Bring Solace Through Art
Art critic Ian Warden explores how John Constable's cloud paintings provide comfort and reflection, highlighting art's role in offering solace amid contemporary challenges.
Spare Parts Puppet Theatre Premieres Level Up!
Spare Parts Puppet Theatre debuts Level Up!, a world premiere puppet show exploring gaming and friendship, directed by Yvan Karlsson at Centenary Pavilion.
Gen Z Embraces Analog Hobbies, CDs in Tech Backlash
Young people worldwide are turning to sewing, crafting, and CDs to reclaim time from screens, driven by a desire for tangible skills and intentional living.
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Fremantle Piazza Revived as Arts District by New Owner
Bronwyn Owen invests $12.5 million to revitalize Fremantle's Piazza into a Covent Garden-style arts hub, featuring murals, a children's museum, and community spaces.
Fiona Harris: Difference at 12 Becomes Lifelong Strength
Fiona Harris shares how a childhood experience of being different at age 12 shaped her resilience and success, offering insights into personal growth and empowerment.
Illawarra Women Share Their Motivations and Journeys
Three inspiring women from the Illawarra region reveal what drives their motivation, sharing personal stories of resilience, community impact, and professional success.
Morpeth Station Deserves More Than Paper Heritage
Residents and advocates argue that Morpeth Station and its historic town need tangible preservation efforts, not just heritage listings on paper, to protect their cultural significance.
Peter Broelman's Daily Cartoons Satirize Canberra News
The Canberra Times editorial cartoonist Peter Broelman offers a humorous and insightful perspective on daily news through his extensive collection of satirical artworks.
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David Pope's 2026 Editorial Cartoons from Canberra Times
David Pope, the acclaimed editorial cartoonist for The Canberra Times, continues his legacy with a collection of 2026 cartoons, offering sharp political satire and cultural commentary.
Fremantle's Stirling Street May Be Renamed Over Massacre Links
A proposal to rename Stirling Street in Fremantle aims to sever ties with a historical massacre, sparking community debate over heritage and reconciliation.
Artists Apply for Creative Workshop in Canning to Broaden Minds
Early-to-mid career artists in Western Australia are invited to apply for Gesturing Together: Creative Lab, a two-day collaborative workshop in Bentley from June 6-7, offering peer sharing and expert talks.
Why April Fools' Day Media Gags Are Fading Away
Associate Professor Phoebe Hart explores the history of April Fools' Day pranks in media, tracing from the iconic spaghetti harvest hoax to their decline in today's era of misinformation and digital skepticism.
Perth Mum's Poem Brings Tears at Telethon 2026
A brave Perth mother, Pamela Campbell, shared an emotional poem at the 2026 Telethon Giving Celebration, honoring her son Callum's battle with leukemia and advocating for bereaved families.
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'Succulent Chinese Meal' Arrest Named Australian Cultural Treasure
Thirty-five years after his famous 'democracy manifest' arrest, Jack Karlson's iconic public defence has been officially recognised as a national treasure by the NFSA.
Ukraine Mural's Future in Doubt as Adelaide Tower Approved
A prominent Ukrainian solidarity mural in Adelaide, depicting a young girl fighting injustice, requires relocation after approval of a 22-storey luxury tower, with developers seeking a new home for the artwork.
Jack Karlson's Arrest Added to National Sound Archive
Jack Karlson's viral 1991 arrest clip, featuring his iconic 'democracy manifest' outburst, has been inducted into the National Film and Sound Archive's Sounds of Australia registry for 2026.
Louis Theroux Podcast Explores Modern Misogyny and Extremism
Louis Theroux's new podcast series investigates the rise of online misogyny, interviewing figures from the manosphere and exploring its impact on society and politics.
Wollongong Rainbow Crossing Moves to New Location
The iconic rainbow crossing in Wollongong has been moved to a new, more prominent location in the city centre, enhancing visibility and community pride.
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Randa Abdel-Fattah Lauds Newcastle Writers Festival Leadership
Award-winning author Randa Abdel-Fattah commends the Newcastle Writers Festival for its inclusive and bold leadership, highlighting its role in fostering literary diversity and community engagement in the region.
Retro Photos: Inside GPAC in the 70s, 80s, and 90s
A nostalgic look back at the Geelong Performing Arts Centre through vintage photos from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, showcasing its cultural evolution.
Psychologist's Office Holds 40-Year Secret in Townsville
A psychologist in Townsville discovered a hidden secret dating back 40 years while moving into a new office, uncovering a surprising piece of local history.
Townsville Orchestra's Ambitious Plans After Sold-Out Year
The Townsville Orchestra reveals a major expansion of its 2024 season, including new concerts and community outreach, following a year of sold-out performances.
Drongo: Aussie Slang Word Makes Political Comeback
The Australian slang term 'drongo', once fading from common use, has re-emerged in political discourse, sparking debate and nostalgia over its linguistic heritage.
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Serge Ou Redefines War Memorial's Role in New Series
Artist Serge Ou's new series challenges traditional views of the Australian War Memorial, sparking debate on its evolving role in modern society and cultural representation.
WA's Cultural Scene Blooms: New Events, Boutiques, and Art
Discover the latest in Western Australia's vibrant cultural and lifestyle offerings, from Indigenous art showcases and interactive exhibitions to boutique openings and family-friendly holiday packages.
Osadia's Hair Sculpting Art Hits Fremantle Street Arts Festival
Barcelona-based street performance artist Alex Rendon, founder of Osadia, prepares to showcase his radical hair sculpting transformations at the Fremantle International Street Arts Festival, highlighting a journey from Colombia to global stages.
Cornish and Browne on Free Diving and Conservation in Whale Shark Jack
Actors Abbie Cornish and Alyla Browne discuss free diving, conservation efforts, and filming on Ningaloo Reef for the new movie Whale Shark Jack, highlighting Indigenous culture and environmental themes.
Newcastle Festival Defends Free Speech in Difficult Times
The Newcastle Festival in Australia is actively promoting free speech as a core value, addressing challenges like political polarization and digital censorship to foster open dialogue and community resilience.
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Australia's Unwritten Rules Exposed by Tourist Question
A Swiss tourist's Reddit post asking about Australia's 'unwritten rules' sparked hundreds of responses, uncovering cultural norms from beach etiquette to public transport manners.
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