THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 Victoria is projected to lose up to 325,000 jobs this year because of the coronavirus pandemic, a report released by the City of Melbourne says. The modelling, which the City of Melbourne and the Victorian Government commissioned from […]
Does it take the pandemic to remind us “to be excellent to each other”? Or does it take Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter in the soon to be released movie Bill & Ted Face The Music, (directed by Dean Parisot), to […]
One of the industries hardest hit this year has been the Arts, but in news that will bring joy to the hearts of so many, Queensland Theatre will reopen the Bille Brown Theatre in November. Audiences will be treated to the […]
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 Prime Minister Scott Morrison has put social media companies on notice over a “disgraceful” TikTok video targeting children that includes a shocking clip of a man taking his own life. Schools across Australia have contacted parents this […]
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 The stinging criticism of Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews’ roadmap out of lockdown is continuing with politicians, citizens and medical experts weighing in. Speaking to the ABC this morning, Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt joined the growing chorus of […]
THE CONVERSATION USA By Marlise Schoeny, Assistant Curator for the Ohio State Historic Costume & Textiles Collection, Adjunct Instructor for the Columbus College of Art and Design, The Ohio State University “A wedding gown represents far more than just a […]
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 World number one Novak Djokovic has lost his fourth-round match at the US Open in dramatic circumstances after he was defaulted for hitting a ball in anger that struck a female line judge in the throat. Djokovic had […]
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 Prime Minister Scott Morrison has failed to convince Western Australia to join the rest of the country in aiming to take down borders and ease restrictions by Christmas. National Cabinet’s other state and territory leaders have agreed with a […]
Bill Edgar has, in his own words, “no respect for the living”. Instead, his loyalty is to the newly departed clients who hire Mr Edgar — known as “the coffin confessor” — to carry out their wishes from beyond the grave. […]
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 An emergency rescue plan is being prepared in the wake of Australia’s financial catastrophe, with massive tax cuts on the cards. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has hinted that personal income tax cuts worth $20 billion could be brought forward to help […]
#SheSociety rounds up this week’s newest finds A Star Is Born (1976) now on Netflix! An immensely gifted songbird whose star is on the rise finds her marriage to an aging rocker falling apart as his once-great career declines. Starring: Barbra Streisand […]
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced 17 new coronavirus infections in NSW and only one is a returned overseas traveller in hotel quarantine. Some 15 cases are linked to known clusters; eight to the Sydney CBD cluster, […]
Aussie startup The Lad Collective is empowering young men to revolutionise their bedrooms by providing bed sheets which are easy to purchase, simple to use and guaranteed to impress. Founded by two Brisbane-based brothers, The Lad Collective (TLC) has launched with […]
Chalk It Up For Spring Queensland’s iconic event , The Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers, boasts 170 000 beautiful blooms across parks and public spaces and this festival of flowers is about to become even more colourful.This year sees the introduction of […]
Dr Sue Woolfe shares Part 1 of her series on the Neuroscience of Creativity. We were all creative as kids, but creatives remember one simple step : stop the mind’s chatter. Then the mind ranges far and wide, and we become […]
Montana Lower’s daughter Blue is just nine months old, but according to her mum she is almost toilet trained and barely needs nappies. “She hasn’t done a poo in her nappy since she was two weeks old. We go through about […]
You don’t have to be a believer to believe. Based on a true story the children who starred in the movie FATIMA were outstanding. It’s a moving and uplifting rendition of actual events. Of the innocent honesty of children. I forgot […]
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 The Queensland Premier has announced the state’s Queensland’s southern border restrictions will remain in place until at least the end of September, says Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk. “There will be no changes for the month of September,” she said […]
Appeals to change a 110-year-old legal defence which has allowed two thirds of accused rapists in Queensland to beat charges have been rejected by the government. Sexual assault support groups say long awaited changes to rape laws fail to remove the […]
With pandemic restrictions changing how we can enjoy a meal and celebrate with family and friends over a plate of food, a new era of dining has emerged with people flocking to outdoor dining experiences and secluded entertainment. Delivering just that, […]
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