The Fijian Flying Circus has roots in the sugarcane fields of Nadi, and now it’s upside down in Ascot Vale. Made by Fijian social enterprise VOU, The Fijian Flying Circus is the country’s first ...
Melbourne's massive tree planting program continues to ramp up with 16,000 for Hume and another 14,000 for one Braybrook park ...
Bring earplugs. Dinosaur Jr are heading back to Australia and New Zealand in January with a new album in tow. Frontier ...
The City of Melbourne has just opened applications for the Now or Never Open Call, less than two months after the 2026 ...
It’s all on the cards for The Espy this November. It opens with a drag-and-burlesque Rocky Horror screening, then moves ...
To be “the cat’s meow” is to be considered outstanding. Fittingly, to be The Cat’s Miaow — Kerrie Bolton, Bart Cummings, ...
The Cat’s Miaow have prowled Melbourne since 1992. Yet When You Smiled and Turned Away is their debut album, its bashful, ...
This Brisbane producer has been road-testing his heaviest sounds overseas. Now it's Nerve's turn, this Friday.
Do You See What I See? is the first major survey of the artist (1904–1982) in half a century. It gathers more than 150 prints, drawings, paintings and photographs made between the mid 1920s and 1980, ...
The Adelaide trio close Party In The Paddock on 7 February, the last of four nights at Quercus Park on the tilapangka/Liffey River, 15 minutes out of Launceston. They arrive with Fall From The Light, ...
Flamenco guitar and a dancefloor rarely share a room, but Tijuana Cartel have spent years making the two get along. Tijuana ...
Westside Cowboy formed around one rule: go easy on the chords. The Manchester four-piece land in Australia in March. Frontier ...
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