On view now until 24 January at Art2Muse Gallery Since opening on 13 January, Primordial Pulse by Neena Mand (practising as Neena atMA) has been quietly resonating with visitors at Art2Muse Gallery. Through a contemplative body of abstract works spanning Creator, Creation, and Continuum, the exhibition offers not just paintings, but an experience of pause, reflection, and connection. Audience […]
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Free public transport will connect Western Sydney International Airport when it opens its doors later in the year. The free bus service, to be in place to meet the first passenger flight that lands, will take passengers and airport workers to and from the new airport at Luddenham and St Marys train and bus interchange. […]
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Exactly 12 years since the lockout laws were announced and began damaging Sydney’s night-time economy, the Minns Labor Government is removing the final major lockout conditions, including the 3:30am ‘last drinks’ rule. Removing these restrictions aims to boost the nighttime economy right across the former lockout areas: Kings Cross, Oxford Street and the Sydney CBD. […]
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On behalf of the family of Dame Marie Bashir, I am saddened to share the news of her passing. Married to Sir Nicholas Shehadie AC OBE for 61 years, and a deeply loved mother of three children and six grandchildren, Dame Marie was an extraordinary Australian and one of New South Wales’ most respected public […]
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Sydney is now home to the world’s best fish market following the Minns Labor Government completing the new Sydney Fish Market that officially opens for business today. Rising from the water on Sydney Harbour, the new Fish Market is the third major landmark on Sydney Harbour joining the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, and is […]
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A remarkable piece of cricket history is heading back to Australia and set to go under the hammer in Sydney, captivating collectors and cricket enthusiasts worldwide. The treasured baggy green cap, once worn by Sir Donald Bradman, has returned from India, where it remained in the same family for more than seven decades. The cap […]
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The United States has taken a notable turn in school nutrition policy with the reintroduction of whole milk in public school meal programs, following the signing of the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act by President Donald Trump. The new law reverses restrictions on higher-fat dairy that were part of an Obama-era nutrition standard, reshaping […]
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As Dr Sushil Kumar concludes his tenure at the Consulate General of India, Melbourne, the Indo-Australian community reflects on a chapter of leadership defined by humility, accessibility and genuine service. His departure marks the close of a meaningful period of engagement that extended well beyond official responsibilities. Over the past three and a half years, […]
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An in-depth conversation with the artist Neena Mand (practicing art as Neena atMA) behind Primordial Pulse, exploring intuition, abstraction, cultural memory, and the quiet rhythms that shape contemporary practice. From 13-26 January, Art2Muse Gallery presents Primordial Pulse, an exhibition that brings together Creator, Creation, and Continuum through a body of contemplative abstract works. We spoke […]
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HIGHEST AVERAGE AUDIENCE EVER MOST STREAMED EVER The 2025/26 Ashes series has recorded the highest average audience of any Test series on Kayo SPORTS, and across all Foxtel Group platforms. The series, which saw Australia win 4-1, also recorded 1.3 billion minutes streamed, making it the most streamed ever on Kayo SPORTS, and across all […]
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