The Bradley portrait prize is back for 2024!
The Bradley portrait prize is back for 2024!
Paint, sketch, use crayons or charcoal, whatever you like β weβd LOVE to see your portrait of Costa Georgiadis!
Everyone is welcome, from first time painters to professionals. Kids to grown ups.
To enter simply send a photo of your portrait of Costa to [email protected]
Tune into to Rebecca Levingston on Evenings with the ABC Listen app for more arty tips!
Humpback whales spotted at the Tweed River
WHALE MIGRATION SEASON π
Two humpback whales have been spotted inside the mouth of the Tweed River on Tuesday morning.
It's among some of the first local sightings of the season, as up to 40,000 whales migrate north.
Seaworld says the whales have since safely made their way back to sea.
Where is your favourite place to see humpback whales on the Gold Coast?
π₯ Video credit: Berger Houseboats Tweed Heads
π§ Join the conversation on 91.7fm, online: https://www.abc.net.au/listen/live/goldcoast or on the ABC Listen app
MINIATURE GOATS BRING OUTBACK TO THE COAST π
How cute are these tiny goats at Currumbin Wildlife Park?! Theyβre part of the parkβs new precinct, which was opened to the public today.
Itβs a recreation of the Australian Outback, called βOutback Springsβ π΅ . The park estimates the new attraction will bring in an extra 25,000 visitors each year.
Listen to ABC Gold Coast: https://www.abc.net.au/goldcoast
Teaching important swim safety to children
For children, how to swim across this Gold Coast creek is fun. But for swim instructor Skye Bond, it's teaching a serious life skill.
Truckie found stowaway hiding under B-double for more than 3 hours
ππThis truckie discovered a drunk stowaway who hid under a B-double as it racked up 400 kilometres from Nambucca Heads to the Gold Coast.
How the CSIRO is building bushfire knowledge through simulated burns
Australian scientists have a secret weapon in the fight to understand bushfire behavior π₯Όπ₯π
Know your ABCs in an emergency: abc.net.au/emergency
π₯: Donal Sheil and Luke Radford
What to do if there's a bushfire in your area
When 'Uncle Bushfire' crashes the party, preparation becomes the key to survival.
Fires can start quickly, so your safest option is always to leave early.
Talk with your household about what you will do if there's a fire in your area, and make a written plan about where you will go and what your trigger to leave will be.
Always share your plan with family and friends, and be sure your bushfire survival kit is ready and you know where it is.
During a bushfire emergency, find the frequency of your local ABC Radio station and follow your local ABC on Facebook.
Check with your state or territory's emergency services, and the ABC Emergency website for warnings during a fire: abc.net.au/emergency
Knowing the new bushfire rating system could save your life
Hereβs what you need to know about Australiaβs new bushfire ratings π£π₯π‘οΈ
The Australian Fire Danger Rating System is the same wherever you are in Australia, and it can help you understand how dangerous the weather conditions are, the level of threat to your safety and what you need to do to stay safe.
Visit the ABC Emergency website today to prepare your emergency plan, so you know what to do when extreme weather strikes: abc.net.au/emergency
Voting today? Here's what you need to know about why this referendum is happening.
Read more: https://ab.co/46QAmDC
Follow ABC News tonight for live updates on results.
By political journalists David Speers and Claudia Long for #ABCPolitics. #ReferendumExplained by Ethan French, Claudia Long and Dana Morse.
Misinformation about the Voice to Parliament has been circulating the media and social media, including claims that the Voice can take your land. Here's why this claim isn't true π΅π½ββοΈ
Today's live blog: https://bit.ly/46NTa6x
Your pocket guide to the referendum: https://bit.ly/46s05md
Is there such thing as a typical Australian? Voices of Australia examines how attitudes have changed overtime.
More: https://ab.co/3LLV2ol
Ever wondered where the idea for a Voice came from?
Referendum Explained is produced by Dana Morse, Claudia Long and Ethan French.
More: https://ab.co/3F0d6qY
What do the campaigns for and against the Voice actually want? Referendum Explained (easily) by political reporter Dana Morse.
Referendum Explained is produced by Dana Morse, Claudia Long and Ethan French.
More: https://ab.co/3PVDBEh
A report shows that only 17 per cent of non-Indigenous Australians are socialising with the Indigenous community.
Voices of Australia asks why that is?
Watch more Voices of Australia: https://ab.co/3RwfOvS
What is a referendum? It might feel similar to an election, but there are a few big differences.
Referendum Explained is produced by Dana Morse, Claudia Long and Ethan French for ABC Politics.
More: https://ab.co/3Rxcwsj
Queensland's Swell Sculpture Festival
Did you check out Swell Festival over the weekend? Show us your pics π
More than 75 large-scale sculptures will be on display along the shores of Currumbin Beach as part of the 21st annual Swell Festival.
This year, dozens of home-grown and international artists have drawn diverse inspiration - from the cultural impacts of pandemic lockdowns and housing stress to fashion and fauna.
Understanding your bushfire risk: Hereβs what the official warnings mean
Bushfire season is here π₯
Large swathes of the country are on high alert for bushfires this spring.
Jessica van Vonderen explains what the warnings mean for you.
Get more information on the ABC Emergency website: www.abc.net.au/emergency/understanding-emergency-warnings/12935568
#Bushfires #Emergency #ABCNews #FireWarning