Darwin Hip Hop Artist Yung Milla Wins The Voice Australia 2026
Darwin-based Aboriginal hip-hop artist Yung Milla has been crowned the winner of The Voice Australia 2026 after receiving audience votes across the coun...
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Australian Rock Legend Angry Anderson Dies Aged 79
Rose Tattoo frontman Gary “Angry” Anderson has died at 79 after a five-decade career spanning Australian rock music, television, film and youth advocacy.
Charlie Puth Cancels Australia and New Zealand Tour
The American singer has cancelled his six scheduled Australia and New Zealand arena shows in November, with ticket holders set to receive automatic refu...
Alice Springs Black Wreath Fundraiser Reaches $1 Million
A community campaign to save the long-running Alice Springs music venue has reached its $1 million fundraising target.
Rockhampton Young Dancers Recognised in 2026 Shirley Treacy Awards
Young dancers from Rockhampton were among regional Queensland finalists recognised through the 2026 Shirley Treacy Awards program.
Newcastle Foreshore to Host Major Howlin’ Rock N Rodeo Festival
Kasey Chambers and American country singer Max McNown will headline separate day and night sessions at Newcastle Foreshore in February.
Mamma Mia! Brings ABBA Hits and High Energy to the Gold Coast
The Gold Coast is hosting a new production of Mamma Mia!, with The Very Popular Theatre Company bringing the ABBA-filled musical to audiences at The Star Gold Coast in Broadbeac...
New AFLW-inspired play premieres in Brisbane
Suzie Miller’s Strong is the New Pretty explores the seven-year campaign that created the AFLW.
Screen Queensland Funding Cut Raises Concerns for Film Industry
The Queensland Government’s decision to reduce funding for Screen Queensland, the state’s film and television agency, has raised concerns across the local screen industry about...
Melbourne Named Among World’s Best Cities for Nightlife
Melbourne has been ranked the fourth-best city in the world for nightlife in 2026, according to a new Time Out ranking released on Thursday, 27 August. The result also places Me...
Adelaide Festival reveals first major productions for 2027
Two major international theatre productions have been announced for the 2027 Adelaide Festival, with tickets going on sale today.
‘A Beautiful Noise’ Neil Diamond musical coming to Brisbane
The hit musical about the life and music of Neil Diamond is adding Brisbane to its Australian tour.
Tamworth Launches NSW’s First Regional Special Entertainment Precincts
New precincts in Tamworth’s CBD and Sports and Entertainment Precinct aim to strengthen the city’s nightlife and support local hospitality and entertain...
Former Police Officer Gives Evidence in Lismore Misconduct Trial
Michael Hoogvelt has told the Lismore District Court about traumatic experiences during his police career while facing misconduct allegations linked to...
Sydney Film Festival Highlights Coming to Lismore Cinemas
The Travelling Film Festival will return to Lismore Cinemas from 3–6 September, bringing acclaimed international and Australian films to local audiences...
Gympie’s Major Events Season Set to Boost Local Economy
A packed calendar featuring the Gympie Music Muster, Muster on Mary and the return of the Gympie Gold Rush Festival is expected to bring more visitors a...
Darwin Festival Heads Into Its Final Weekend With Major Live Music Line-Up
TISM, Hiatus Kaiyote and Mama Kin Spender are among the headline acts scheduled for the final weekend of the 2026 Darwin Festival.
Matt Okine Adds Extra Cairns Comedy Show
Strong demand for Matt Okine’s new stand-up show in Cairns has led to an additional 4.30pm performance at The Hound Small Bar on 16 August.
Pacific Airshow Returns to Gold Coast With Tourism Boost
The return of the Pacific Airshow is expected to bring major visitor activity and strengthen the Gold Coast's tourism and events economy.
Sydney Musical Theatre Crisis Reaches NSW Parliament
Concerns over major musical-theatre cancellations in Sydney have prompted calls for greater government support for the state’s performing-arts sector.