This National Science Week (10-18 August) join the Australian National Maritime Museum in a deep dive into the science of ocean environments and the extraordinary animals that live there. The Museum will host a range of activities both online and in-person so […]
Planet Ark is calling on Australians to join the collective effort to care for our unique biodiversity and help support the country’s threatened species this National Tree Day. According to the most recent State of the Environment report, over 1,900 species are […]
The Women’s Resilience Centre (WRC) Board is thrilled to announce Dr Gabrielle Morrissey’s appointment as its new Chief Executive Officer. Dr Morrissey, a renowned expert in support services for Domestic, Family, and sexual violence and community services, brings a wealth of experience […]
77% of Australian parents think social media puts their children under too much pressure, 74% say it’s not good for their child’s mental health and 54% want more support to help them manage their child’s screen time. 10,000 Parents surveyed around the globe […]
Think of a holiday in England, and you are likely to imagine Big Ben, the Tower of London, gentle green hills and quaint villages, but the coast – with its dubious weather and gaudy games arcades – rarely features in top places […]
Three outstanding young ensembles headed north for the prestigious 2024 Australian Festival of Chamber Music International Masterclasses Program Two ensembles from Sydney and one from Melbourne are about to leave their southern bases and fly north to Townsville-Gurambilbarra after being selected to […]
So many of my special memories have been created at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre. From gala balls to corporate lunches, school formals to valedictory dinners and QPAC show after parties, many of the important events in my life have been […]
Fair go, respect, inclusion and mateship – working collaboratively in a team. These are the Aussie values primary school children are being encouraged to demonstrate in a national schools’ challenge to create an innovative way of re-using plastic bottles – with $20,000 […]
Mark the diary for August 2, 3 and 4, and prepare for three days of rockabilly and hot rods at GreazeFest, Australia’s most iconic and longest running Rockabilly and Kustom Kulture festival. Celebrating its 24th year of putting the cool in cruise and rock into retro, this Ultimate Kustom […]
Retired three-time Australian Olympian Alicia Coutts and her husband Steve Hardy have welcomed their fourth bundle of joy to their family, a baby boy named Hugo. Hugo Stanley Hardy was born at Mater Mothers’ Hospital in South Brisbane on 2 July and […]
Joyful, fun, colourful, magical, captivating, wondrous, enchanting and breathtaking – these just some of the words used to describe LUZIA by Cirque du Soleil, the stunning new show set to open in Brisbane on September 25 under the iconic Grand Chapiteau. LUZIA takes audiences on […]
With the rising popularity of period dramas like “Bridgerton,” “The Crown,” and “Downton Abbey,” the allure of experiencing the opulence and charm of bygone eras is stronger than ever. Distinguished gentry of the Gold Coast can now secure their tickets to the […]
The palliative care sector has welcomed news of a new faster pathway to better meet the needs of people living with disabilities and a terminal diagnosis. “For over 12 months, PCA, our members, and organisations like the Peace of Mind Foundation have been highlighting […]
A Queensland neurosurgeon has saved the life of a 68-year-old woman after removing a golf ball-sized tumour from her spine in a high-risk seven-hour surgery at Mater Hospital Brisbane. Leading Mater neurosurgeon Dr Robert Campbell performed the surgery on North Toowoomba retiree […]
According to Australia’s leading health and wellness expert, Dr Vincent, Australia is facing a nutrition emergency. “I am deeply concerned about the declining state of many people’s health. The reality is that with the cost of living soaring, many people can’t afford […]
Presented by Opera Queensland (OQ) in association with Circa, is Dido and Aeneas, the timeless tale of love and tragedy, composed by Henry Purcell in 1689. Renowned for his poignant narrative, a timeless masterpiece, a pair of lovers and an evil sorceress […]
She Society were privileged to share an intimate evening with two of Australia’s best female voices, Vika and Linda Bull. On their tour of Australia, Vika & Linda arrived in Brisbane to perform a concert accompanied by longtime collaborator, Cameron Bruce on […]
Romantic love, experienced by most people at one time or another in differing iterations, is at-times illusory in nature. This love is capable of summit-attaining highs and depth-inducing despair. As Irish novelist and poet, James Stephens (1880 – 1950) said of romantic […]
I had the absolute pleasure of attending the media launch of the Iris van Herpen exhibition at Brisbane’s Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA). This exhibition, celebrating one of the world’s most forward-thinking fashion designers, is open from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm […]
I was five when man landed on the moon, and it is a moment I will never forget. The world stopped as everyone crowded around their television sets to watch the grainy footage being transmitted back to earth. This one event changed […]
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