Truck Driver Turns Roadkill into Taxidermy Art in Cairns
A Cairns truck driver is giving new life to roadkill by creating taxidermy art, blending conservation with creativity in a unique environmental project.
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Heath Ledger's Agent Recalls Perth Teen Years, Elordi Oscar Link
Exclusive interview with Vivian Poulton reveals Heath Ledger's early Perth acting journey, teenage headshots, and insights on Jacob Elordi's Oscar nomination parallels.
Art Transforms Grief into Medical Research Funding
Newcastle artist Chris Byrnes channels personal loss into powerful artworks, raising significant funds for critical medical research through exhibitions and sales.
Reality TV's Harm: Submissive Wives to Public Shame
An in-depth analysis reveals the psychological and social damage caused by reality TV, from promoting submissive stereotypes to inflicting public shame on participants.
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Cromwell's Advice: 'Think It Possible You May Be Mistaken'
Oliver Cromwell, the Lord Protector of England, offered profound counsel to Scottish leaders in 1650, urging humility and self-reflection in decision-making.
NFSA Buys Rare Aussie-Designed Pinball Machines
The National Film and Sound Archive in Canberra has purchased five rare Australian-designed pinball machines from the 1970s, highlighting local innovation and cultural history.
Carmel Dean's WAAPA homecoming with musical Renascence
Perth-raised, New York-based theatre musician Carmel Dean returns to WAAPA for the Australian premiere of her musical Renascence, a poignant homecoming story.
Band's Album Inspired by 1969 Journalist's Police Incident
A Wollongong band's new rock-opera concept album draws inspiration from a 1969 incident where a journalist was arrested for a thumbs-up gesture, using newspaper clippings as lyrics.
Newcastle Fringe Festival: 250 Shows, 800 Artists
The Newcastle Fringe Festival returns with 250 shows and 800 artists over three weeks, featuring comedy, theatre, music, and more across 40 venues.
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Public Money Must Save Newcastle Post Office: Perrett
Journalist Bradley Perrett argues that government intervention is essential to protect Newcastle's historic post office from potential demolition or neglect, emphasizing its cultural and community value.
Cairns Artist Teaches Aboriginal Culture to Tourists in Art Classes
A Cairns artist is offering unique art classes that allow tourists to learn about Aboriginal culture through hands-on painting experiences, fostering cultural exchange and education.
Peter Bowles Wins Tom Malone Glass Art Prize 2025
Curtin University alumnus Peter Bowles has been awarded the Tom Malone Glass Art Prize 2025 for his work Quiescent Object: Kepler-186F, showcasing his innovative glass artistry in Tasmania.
Spearwood Library Marks 50 Years of Community Service
Spearwood Library in Cockburn celebrates its 50th anniversary with three generations of a family sharing their stories. The library has evolved with technology while maintaining its role as a vital community hub.
Gravedigger Robert Jennings Shares Honour of His Role on Far South Coast
Robert Jennings, a gravedigger on the Far South Coast, discusses the profound honour and respect he feels in his work, highlighting the cultural and personal significance of burial traditions.
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Fremantle Cemetery Trail to Honour WA Women's Legacy
A new walk trail at Fremantle Cemetery will celebrate women who shaped WA's history, with nominations open for contributions in arts, business, sport, and more.
Gravedigger Finds Solace Among the Dead on South Coast
A South Coast gravedigger shares how working among the deceased provides a unique sense of peace and connection, offering insights into life and loss in a quiet, reflective environment.
Newcastle Maritime Museum Saved by 11th-Hour Deal
A last-minute agreement has rescued the Newcastle Maritime Museum's collection from dispersal, ensuring its preservation for future generations and highlighting community efforts.
FORM Exhibition Celebrates WA Public Art Icons
FORM's Momentum: Shaping Our World exhibition showcases 22 years of Western Australian public art, featuring the Giants of Mandurah and Albany's Field of Light.
Joondalup Festival 2026 Launch Features David Bowie Debut
Over 100 guests, including government officials and Perth personalities, celebrated the launch of the 2026 Joondalup Festival at the Contemporary Art Gallery, featuring the Australian debut of the photographic series A Day with David.
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Local News Offers Light Amid Dark Global Headlines
Amid overwhelming global crises, local journalism provides a vital source of hope and community connection, offering stories that inspire and uplift.
Townsville Marks International Women's Day with Local Festivities
Townsville hosts a series of community events for International Women's Day, featuring workshops, networking, and celebrations to empower women and promote gender equality.
UFO Witness Calls for Australia to Release Files Like Trump
A New Lambton man recounts his 1999 UFO sighting and joins calls for the Australian government to disclose UFO files, echoing US President Donald Trump's directive.
TEDxWollongong Features Diverse Ideas from Local Speakers
The recent TEDxWollongong event brought together a range of speakers to share innovative and thought-provoking ideas, highlighting the region's intellectual vibrancy and community engagement.
Censored Letters of Wollongong Pioneer Rachel Henning
New research uncovers how 1950s magazine The Bulletin heavily edited Rachel Henning's 19th-century letters, removing 'women's problems' and complaints to fit a masculine bush narrative.
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Perth's Cultural Calendar: Tame Impala, Dining, Art
Discover Perth's vibrant events: Tame Impala's homecoming tour, new restaurant Farra, Parkerville Gala fundraiser, and Aboriginal art exhibition From The Desert.
Finding Positivity Amid Global Turmoil: A Guide to Good News
In a week of global upheaval, columnist Nat Locke shares uplifting stories, from skeleton athlete recruitment to AI breakthroughs in breast cancer detection, offering a refreshing break from grim headlines.
MONA Museum: A Unique Cultural Experience in Hobart
Discover MONA, Hobart's renowned Museum of Old and New Art, from its ferry ride to eclectic exhibits. Learn about visitor tips, artworks, and the immersive app experience.
London's Hidden Gem: The Wallace Collection Art Treasures
Explore the Wallace Collection in London, a free museum with stunning European art, furniture, and armour from the 17th-19th centuries, offering a world-class cultural experience away from tourist crowds.
Newcastle Women Lead Cultural Institutions Into New Era
Women are taking the helm at Newcastle's key cultural institutions, driving innovation and community engagement as the city enters a transformative decade.
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Krakatoa's 1883 Eruption: WA's Distant Volcanic Impact
In 1883, Krakatoa's eruption sent shockwaves globally, with WA experiencing mysterious sounds, tidal surges, and confusion. Archival records reveal local police investigations and newspaper reports detailing the unprecedented natural phenomena.
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