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Noro's Art of Music Gala is back for 2024 to continue helping disadvantaged people heal through the power of music.
The Art of Music Gala, run by music therapy group Noro, is running again this year to raise funds to help 2,500 across Sydney each week.
'Bad Boys: Ride or DIe' is often icy with a lacking comedic element, but nonetheless delivers an obscene overload of high-octane car chases and carnage. In cinemas now.
Another sequel in the 'Bad Boys' franchise was inevitable, but will it live up to audience and commercial expectations?
A local council has dedicated $10 million towards a redevelopment of Leichhardt Oval but is yet to receive funding commitment from the state and federal governments.
The Wests Tigers' future at the oval, affectionately known as the "eighth wonder of the world", also remains uncertain.
A local council has dedicated $10 million towards a redevelopment of Leichhardt Oval but is yet to receive funding commitment from the state and federal
Millepied's Romeo and Juliet Suite, now in season at the Sydney Opera House, is a fascinating mix of theatre and film from a renowned French choreographer.
Millepied's Romeo and Juliet Suite is a rare chance to watch the work of a renowned French choreographer, mixing dance with theatre and film.
In Part Two of our series on Business and Community Districts, Wendy Bacon reports on a draft NSW Bill that would give business property owners a special say over how we use public spaces.
In Part Two of our series on Business and Community Districts, Wendy Bacon reports on a draft NSW Bill that would give business property owners a special
In a sweeping effort to tackle knife crime in the state, NSW Police now have the power to use metal-detecting wands to stop and scan people without a warrant in designated areas.
But several legal bodies have pushed back against the legislation, passed on Thursday afternoon, saying the laws would only build mistrust.
In a sweeping effort to tackle knife crime in the state, NSW Police now have the power to use metal-detecting wands to stop and scan people without a
Broadway mega-hit 'Hadestown' is officially heading to Australia in early 2025, thanks to Opera Australa and the JONES Theatrical Group.
Multi-awarding musical 'Hadestown' is set to arrive in Sydney in early 2025, courtesy of Opera Australia and JONES Theatrical Group.
Looking to go on a cruise for Vivid this year? Consider Tribal Warrior's Wirawi Ferry, which will help you see the best light installations on a unique vessel.
If you’re out enjoying the lights at Vivid this year, make sure to keep an eye out for the dazzling Wirawi Ferry as it cruises Sydney Harbour on Fridays
A pro-Palestinian student has been expelled by the Australian National University (ANU) for comments made on ABC Radio.
A pro-Palestinian student has been expelled by the Australian National University (ANU) for comments made on ABC Radio. In late April, Beatrice Tucker was
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns has officially delivered a formal apology in NSW Parliament to the LGBTQI+ community for the criminal history of homos*xuality, particularly those who were convicted under these laws prior to 1984.
This story was originally published in the Star Observer. New South Wales Premier Chris Minns has officially delivered a formal apology in NSW Parliament
Local Aussie artist G Flip is set to play a one-off show at Oxford Art Factory to raise money for a great cause.
Q***r Aussie artist G Flip will be playing a one-off show at the iconic Oxford Art Factory to raise money for a good cause.
On June 6, 2024, the LGBTQI+ community will bear witness to the formal NSW apology for those who were victims of homos*xuality being criminalised. This is why the apology is so vitally important.
by CHLOE SARGEANT On June 6, 2024, the LGBTQI+ community will bear witness to the formal NSW apology for those who were victims of homos*xuality
The University of Sydney has made another offer to the pro-Palestinian encampments after students rejected management's initial "empty" proposal.
The University of Sydney has made another offer to the pro-Palestinian encampments after students rejected management's initial "empty" proposal. In
This arresting collaboration between actor Matt Young and director Dan Graham is an essential show taking place as part of Pride Fest 2024.
An arresting new production for Pride Fest from actor Matt Young and director Dan Graham reflects on the 'bad old days' of the 90s gay scene.
What happens when a man who was bullied at high school for being q***r runs into his now-q***r tormentor? 'Die Bully Die', premiering at SFF, explores this complex situation.
What happens when a man who was bullied at high school for being q***r bumps into the bully 17 years later - who is now also q***r?
A NSW inquiry into community and outpatient mental health care handed down its report earlier this week, making a suite of recommendations to address issues like unsafe workloads, inappropriate responses to mental health emergencies, and shortfalls in funding.
A NSW inquiry into community and outpatient mental health care handed down its report earlier this week, making a suite of recommendations to address
Aboriginal rights advocates are urging parliamentarians to reject the bill that would give NSW Police extraordinary powers to stop and search people.
Bernie Dieter once again brings campy comedy and death-defying feats to the Sydney Speigeltent with her latest instalment of Club Kabarett!
Bernie Dieter's Club Kabarett is back in Sydney, bringing a trademark sense of humour and death-defying stunts to the Sydney Spiegeltent.
LGBTQ+ advocates have welcomed a NSW Parliamentary Committee's recommendation that the Equality Bill should go ahead for consideration at the NSW Parliament.
LGBTQ+ advocates have welcomed a NSW Parliamentary Committee's recommendation that the Equality Bill should go ahead for consideration at the NSW
Machine Hall, a brand new venue in Sydney's CBD, is looking to become one of the city's premiere arts and event venues.
Located at 183-185 Clarence Street in Sydney's CBD, Machine Hall is looking to become one of the city's premiere arts and event venues.
'A New Normal', an exhibition part of the Vivid Sydney lineup, is looking to imagine how Sydney could be transformed into a self-sufficient city.
By LALROHLUI Some of Sydney’s most ambitious brands, designers and tech-savvy specialists have come together to inventively seek out solutions to tackle
In a step forward for inclusivity and visibility, the rainbow crossing at Sydney's Taylor Square has been updated to the Progress Pride Flag.
In a step forward for inclusivity and visibility, the rainbow crossing at Sydney's Taylor Square has been updated to the Progress Pride Flag. The changes
Clover Moore is going for a record sixth term as Lord Mayor of Sydney. Maybe she can finally do something about the housing situation for her constituents, especially those on the streets
Many politicians and civic leaders like to leave a legacy, often in the form of long lasting infrastructure or a unique visual addition to their domain.
The State Library of New South Wales has issued an apology after a security guard removed a student wearing a traditional Palestinian scarf.
The State Library of New South Wales has issued an apology after a security guard removed a student wearing a traditional Palestinian scarf. The library
Everything you have heard or will hear is true. LIMBO is utterly amazing! Go see it.
Blanc de Blanc was always going to be a hard act to follow, but Scott Maidment and co at The Grand Electric have done it with flying colours — literally.
June 2 marks International S*x Workers' Day, otherwise known as International Wh**es' Day, a day dedicated to advocating for s*x workers' rights and raising awareness about their often exploitative working conditions.
The origins of the annual observance can be traced back to June 2, 1975 in France, when s*x workers and their allies stormed and took over the Saint-Nizier church in Lyon.
June 2 marks International S*x Workers' Day, otherwise known as International Wh**es' Day, a day dedicated to advocating for s*x workers' rights and
A recent parliamentary inquiry into the aerial shooting of wild horses in Kosciuszko National Park heard that RSPCA missed 500 horse carcasses during their inspections at a property near Wagga Wagga.
A recent parliamentary inquiry into the aerial shooting of wild horses in Kosciuszko National Park heard that RSPCA missed 500 horse carcasses during
Activist group Pride in Protest have written to Cumberland City Council following the controversial ban of a same-s*x parenting book, saying the ban's reversal is only one step in tackling homophobic extremism.
Activist group Pride in Protest have written to Cumberland City Council following the controversial ban of a same-s*x parenting book, saying the ban's
RIDE THE CYCLONE, yes, it has to be said, is a roller coaster of a musical. It will spin you upside down then throw you from side to side; make you laugh, and make you scream. On now at the Hayes.
True to its name, this odd little musical makes you feel like you are being pulled up a very steep incline, pausing precariously at the top before you
Deakin University has today admitted to engaging in multi-million dollar wage theft after denying underpaying staff for two years.
Deakin University has today admitted to engaging in multi-million dollar wage theft after denying underpaying staff for two years. Management revealed the
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Art, culture and legacy. The Queer Haymarket Tour is this Saturday celebrating the queer Asian Australian communities bringing light to their history through dances, readings and other performances. Get your tickets now to not miss out 😆 https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/queer-haymarket-tour-tickets-433402658017
A vacant Roads and Maritime Services-owned house in St Peters is receiving extensive noise abatement treatment, classified as Type 2, while residents on the same street struggle to get proper noise treatment. To read the full article, head to: altmedia.net.au/st-peters-deafened-by-westconnex/132428
This weekend's Street Food Circus - Sydney is more than simply phenomenal food, there will also be a great selection of music and live performances to check out. Some of the top acts to see are Ross Ward, Deep Sea Astronauts & White Knuckle Fever.
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