The Melbourne Vixens couldn’t be faced with a more difficult challenge – a knockout final in Perth against a Fever team that beat them last year. But they can’t wait. The cards are stacked against the Melbourne Vixens. To stay alive in the Super Netball premiership race, last year’s grand finalists must head across the … [Read more…]
Jason Dunstall has paid tribute to his late great mate Danny Frawley with a touching speech ahead of ‘Spud’s Game’ between St Kilda and Brisbane on Friday night. Frawley’s death shocked the AFL world when he died in a one-vehicle car crash near Ballarat, one day after his 56th birthday in September 2019. An AFL … [Read more…]
By the early 2010s, Wollongong was a city that had had its dreams of live music crushed a dozen times over – sometimes quite literally, as the bulldozing of the beloved Oxford Tavern will testify to. The most recent musical success story was Infusion a decade prior, and the fact you’re probably Googling “infusion band” … [Read more…]
Virgin Australia has announced a massive sale for those looking for a sunny getaway during the winter months, but there’s one catch. Australian airline Qantas has scrapped its male and female designated uniform requirements, which will now permit men to grow out their hair and women to forgo makeup and heels. Labelled by the airline … [Read more…]
Cats fans will be salivating at the idea of seeing this midfield bull in the hoops in the near future after a dominant performance against South Australia. The Greater Western Victoria product, who lives in South Warrnambool, dominated in the first Vic Country game despite losing to South Australia by 19 points. Stevens has already … [Read more…]
By Stephen Johnson, Economics Reporter For Daily Mail Australia 06:08 20 Jun 2023, updated 07:52 20 Jun 2023 CoreLogic figures show where borrowers are majority The number of homes going on market has also risen Working couples who bought a house in an outer suburb where prices are typically in the seven figures face losing … [Read more…]
Written by Staff Writers on 20 June 2023 Known for his biting observations and razor-sharp crowd work (not forgetting his rapid arm movements either), Randy Feltface is bringing his ‘Feltopia’ world tour home to Australia this winter. Randy will play shows in Sydney, Newcastle, Central Coast, Hobart, Melbourne, Canberra, Adelaide, Perth, Gold Coast, and Brisbane … [Read more…]
Melbourne is fond of a good light show, particularly when the temperatures drop and the nights start to get a little darker. Here to add to the city’s illuminated winter calendar is newly-announced Rialto Aglow. The free, after-dark lights festival will take over the Rialto Piazza, nestled in an intersection of Collins, Flinders and King … [Read more…]
Naarm/Melbourne trio Camp Cope have announced their final concert ever, set to take place at the historic Sydney Opera House. READ MORE: Camp Cope: “We want to empower anyone to tell their truth and make a difference” Today (June 20), the trio of singer, songwriter and guitarist Georgia Maq, bassist Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich, and drummer and band … [Read more…]
The Adelaide Festival Centre is celebrating its 50th anniversary this month. Opened in 1973, the building was completed before the Sydney Opera House, Arts Centre Melbourne and the Queensland Performing Arts Centre. South Australia was regarded as a leader of the arts in Australia for around three decades from 1970 to the 1990s and dubbed … [Read more…]