ACT independent senator David Pocock, penny farthing rider Simon Weir, and other local celebrities will read their favourite children's books at a free event at the Museum of Australian Democracy.
Elizabeth Quay in Perth hosts the inaugural Kaleidoscope @ the Quay event this Saturday, featuring a WA-first light installation, floating stage performances by artists including Australian Idol's Gisella Colletti, and family-friendly activities.
NSW Premier Chris Minns has criticised the Newcastle Writers Festival for including author Randa Abdel-Fattah in its program, calling the decision 'crazy' amid ongoing controversy.
The National Multicultural Festival in Canberra draws hundreds of thousands with its vibrant food, music, and community spirit, serving as a powerful counter to divisive ideologies.
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Perth Festival 2026 begins with artistic director Anna Reece celebrating Ed Sheeran's endorsement. The 23-day event features free concerts, world premieres, and First Nations art across venues.
Ian Molyneux, a renowned architect and artist, left a lasting legacy in Western Australia through his heritage conservation work and bold acrylic landscape paintings.
Wollongong City Library launches a special scanning day to digitise and preserve the city's overlooked LGBTQIA+ history, with community members invited to share memorabilia.
Bestselling author Kathy Lette opens Newcastle Writers Festival 2026, discussing her new novel, female solidarity, and the power of women's voices in today's world.
Newcastle Writers Festival director Rosemarie Milsom upholds invitation to Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah, rejecting calls for cancellation following Adelaide Writers' Week drama.
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Queensland readers express that ANZAC Day should not be treated as just another public holiday, emphasising its significance for remembrance and national identity.
Local Geelong artist Vicki Clissold is passionately restoring the city's famous bollards, preserving a beloved public art tradition that celebrates community identity and history.
Gary Martin examines how 'scrollisions'—collisions caused by phone-scrolling while walking—are eroding courtesy and awareness in shared public spaces across Australia.
The Newcastle community has gathered to farewell beloved columnist, academic, and Surfest stalwart Paul Scott, who passed away at 64 after choosing voluntary assisted dying following a battle with terminal brain cancer.
The Alliance Française French Film Festival returns with 38 films showcasing France's cinematic charm. From Jodie Foster to Angelina Jolie, explore why Australian audiences adore French clichés.
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Canberrans are queuing before dawn for the Lifeline Bookfair at EPIC, featuring rare collectibles and raising funds for crisis support services amid high demand.
Scitech's 'Oceans: The World Beneath the Waves' exhibition opens this year after a $3.5 million funding boost from the Minderoo Foundation, featuring five marine zones and interactive eDNA activities.
A popular music event in Townsville is moving to a larger venue to accommodate its growing audience, reflecting the city's vibrant cultural scene and increasing demand for live entertainment.
Wanneroo Regional Gallery partners with the British Museum to present Mary Delany's intricate 18th century paper mosaics in Australia for the first time, featuring high-resolution reproductions and local artist responses.
Palestinian-Australian writer Randa Abdel-Fattah, whose cancellation sparked controversy at Adelaide Writers' Week, will speak at a new alternative festival alongside former organiser Louise Adler.
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Dr Lowitja O'Donoghue and five other Aboriginal leaders will be commemorated with statues in a prime Adelaide location, announced on the anniversary of her passing.
Sydney businessman Danny Berkovic argues the Jewish Council of Australia misrepresents itself as a mainstream voice, citing its small membership and fringe positions within Australia's diverse Jewish community.
The West Australian's Albany 2026 magazine, celebrating the town's 200th anniversary, is now accessible as a free 40-page online flipbook for readers who missed the print edition.
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.
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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.
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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.
