Groundwater Country Music Festival is back on the Gold Coast
For a Gold Coast getaway with the perfect soundtrack, check out the entertaining Groundwater Country Music Festival.
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Must see events and installations at PUNQ 2024
Explore all the best events and installations at PUNQ 2024, Australia’s premier contemporary arts festival.
NAIDOC Week events to celebrate Indigenous history and culture
This list of NAIDOC Week events will help you acknowledge and celebrate the history and culture of Australia’s First Nations peoples.
Top 8 light festivals in Australia for culture and creativity
These light festivals in Australia are a celebration of natural beauty and artistic creativity for the whole family to enjoy.
Natural beauty: the Wildlife Photographer of the Year
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition at the Australian National Maritime Museum showcases our natural world.
The 8 best light events at Vivid Sydney 2024
It’s the final few days of Vivid Sydney 2024, so make sure you catch the 8 best light events around the city.
Food, wine & fun at A Taste of Italy Griffith
A Taste of Italy Griffith showcases the remarkable Italian food, wine, culture and heritage of Griffith over a week in August.
Victoria the T. rex: A prehistoric marvel comes to Melbourne
Come face to face with Victoria the T. rex, a colossal 66-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex fossil at the Melbourne Museum.
Our highlights of the 2024 Sydney Film Festival
Discover all the exciting events and screenings at this year’s Sydney Film Festival, from international features to First Nations narratives.
Fires and fiction: a Q&A with author Michael Brissenden
After a successful career in journalism, Michael Brissenden has turned to fiction writing. With us, he talks about this transition and his new crime novel Smoke.
A culinary extravaganza at Gascoyne Food Festival
The Gascoyne Food Festival is back this August-September 2024, celebrating the vibrant food, flavours and heritage of the Gascoyne region.
Stories of survival and resilience at Melbourne Holocaust Museum
‘Everybody Had a Name’ offers a uniquely Melbourne perspective on the six million lives lost during the Holocaust.
