One of Australia’s most respected and thought-provoking art awards, the 69th Blake Prize, is set to open at the Liverpool Powerhouse, offering a powerful exploration of spirituality, religion and belief through contemporary art and poetry. Running from 2 May to 14 June 2026, the exhibition brings together 33 artists and artist collectives alongside eight poets, […]
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Australia’s first new city in over a century is taking shape, with the NSW Government officially launching the “Built for what’s next” campaign to position Bradfield City as a global hub for innovation, industry and opportunity. Located alongside the upcoming Western Sydney International Airport, Bradfield City is being designed as a future-ready destination, combining advanced […]
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Zeli Munjiza, Labor’s candidate for the Liverpool City Council South Ward by-election, has claimed victory following the poll held on Saturday, 18 April 2026, marking what the party describes as a decisive win for Liverpool Labor. The result follows confirmation that the Liberal candidate contacted Ms Munjiza directly to concede and congratulate her on her […]
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In a moment that beautifully captured the spirit of modern Australia, a remarkable cultural exchange took place, one that blended heritage, recognition, and community leadership. A stunning Indigenous artwork by Barbara Weir, widely regarded as one of Australia’s greatest female Indigenous artists, was presented to Prince Harry, symbolising a powerful story of connection and diversity […]
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Melbourne’s west came alive with colour, culture and community spirit as Boishakhi Mela 2026 attracted a strong turnout, marking the Bengali New Year with a vibrant celebration that brought together families, performers and local businesses. Held at Werribee, the community-led event organised by Bongosathi highlighted the growing presence of South Asian cultural festivals in Australia, […]
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New South Wales’ natural beauty is drawing record crowds, with 65.5 million visits to national parks recorded in the last financial year – the highest in history – highlighting the growing appeal of nature-based tourism across the state. Managed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, the network of nearly 900 parks and reserves […]
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Sydney is set to glow brighter than ever as Vivid Sydney 2026 returns from 22 May to 13 June, bringing a vibrant mix of light, creativity and family-friendly experiences across the city. With more than 80 per cent of the program free, this year’s festival places a strong focus on families, offering interactive installations, performances […]
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The International Women’s Peace Group brought together global voices for peace at its “2026 Only Peace Conference”, held virtually on April 11 under the theme “Her Voice of Peace: How Have Women Sustained Peace?”. Hosted by IWPG Global Region 2 and led by Director Seoyeon Lee, the online gathering saw participation from around 200 attendees […]
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In a rare blend of cinema and spirituality, the trailer of Krishnavataram was unveiled at the sacred Krishna Janmabhoomi, drawing thousands of devotees into an emotionally charged and deeply spiritual experience. What began as a film promotion quickly transformed into a large-scale devotional gathering, as chants and prayers echoed through the temple परिसर. The launch […]
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The National Indian Film Festival of Australia (NIFFA) has made a powerful impact in Western Australia, opening its Perth edition with a sold-out red carpet gala and strong backing from government, cultural and academic institutions. Supported by organisations including the City of Perth, the Department of Creative Industries, Murdoch University, WA Museum, State Library of […]
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