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Palm Tree Music Festival

Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne Sunsets, good vibes, and epic beats. Palm Tree Music Festival returns in 2024 to provide the soundtrack to your perfect summer! Featuring The Chainsmokers, Alesso, Gryffin, Austin Millz, Daya and more. Bringing the vibrant energy of tropical getaways to stunning locations around the world, Palm Tree has become a haven for global … [Read more...] about Palm Tree Music Festival

Beauty and the Beast

Currently playing in Melbourne at Her Majesty's Theatre It’s time to Be Our Guest! Disney’s enchanting new musical, Beauty and the Beast, is now playing at Melbourne’s Her Majesty’s Theatre. This timeless tale has been brought to life on stage like never before in a breathtaking reimagined production. Members of the original creative team have reunited on this … [Read more...] about Beauty and the Beast

Candlelight Concerts | Australia

Australia's best new experience is a concert by candlelight in a unique location brought to you by FeverUp. A Candlelight Concert is a special type of musical performance that creates a unique and intimate atmosphere by utilizing candlelight as a primary source of illumination. These concerts often take place in historic venues, churches, or other settings with a rich … [Read more...] about Candlelight Concerts | Australia

Ed Sheeran 2023 + – = ÷ x Tour

Superstar Ed Sheeran is set to return to Australia and New Zealand in February/March 2023 for a massive run of stadium shows as part of his + - = ÷ x Tour (pronounced ‘The Mathematics Tour’). It will be Ed’s first tour down under since his record breaking 2018 Divide Tour which saw Ed smash the record of the highest selling tour in history with a phenomenal 1006387 tickets … [Read more...] about Ed Sheeran 2023 + – = ÷ x Tour

Midnight Oil: Makaratta Live

MIDNIGHT OIL & FIRST NATIONS COLLABORATORS PRESENTS Midnight Oil: Makaratta Live Midnight Oil & First Nations collaborators present Makarrata Live - special themed shows with Indigenous collaborators to help elevate the Uluru statement from the heart and remember Bones Hillman. In early 2021 Midnight Oil will perform a handful of special outdoor concerts called … [Read more...] about Midnight Oil: Makaratta Live

Mofo 2018 | Summer Festival

Museum of Old and New Art's Festival of Music and Art. Mofo returns 12-22 January 2018: Launceston 12-14 (they've got monkeys!), Hobart 15-22 and at Mona 19-21 : 2018 for a massive long weekend It's our last Mofo at Mona-maybe forever (Walshie's building a hotel and he needs the space). So we're going out in style with a massive weekend of music and art at Mona on … [Read more...] about Mofo 2018 | Summer Festival

Katy Perry | Witness The Tour

We can't wait, Katy is touring Australia once more. Myer will present global pop superstar KATY PERRY’s WITNESS: The Tour, which will come to Australia next July and August in support of her new album Witness. With Witness, Katy finds liberation, in the changes in her own life and in the world around her, delivering songs that inspire both thought and movement. The … [Read more...] about Katy Perry | Witness The Tour

Schapelle Corby Express

Here it comes, the Schapelle Corby express train. It will be fascinating to watch how the media handles it. In the days leading up to and including her release from a Bali jail where she served 12 years for drug smuggling, most media has been following the story, often leading news bulletins with details. To publish or not to publish remains the question. Already … [Read more...] about Schapelle Corby Express

Van Gogh Brings The Seasons

The latest 'must-see' exhibition in Melbourne's Winter Masterpieces series, 'Van Gogh and the Seasons' is now open to the public at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV). Over 21,000 people have visited the gallery’s blockbuster show in its first five days - an NGV record.  More than 5.2 million local, interstate and international visitors have attended the annual … [Read more...] about Van Gogh Brings The Seasons

Rio Olympic Games in Australia

The opening ceremony of the 2016 Summer Olympics  will take place in the Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Friday 5 August 2016 with Australians watching it live on Saturday morning 6 August 2016. Games of the XXXI Olympiad (Rio 2016) from 5 to 21 August 2016. Telecast LIVE on Channel 7, 7pm - 11pm (Rio) Friday 5 August 2016 (GMT-3) 8am - 12pm … [Read more...] about Rio Olympic Games in Australia

Don’t Kill Bulk Bill

The Australian government has announced its plan to take away bulk billing incentive payments for pathology tests from 1 July 2016. Cuts to pathology bulk billing will mean patients may have to pay for tests, pathology services could close and jobs could be lost. In short, your healthcare will suffer. We can fight these cuts to pathology. Public pressure has stopped … [Read more...] about Don’t Kill Bulk Bill

R U OK?

Thursday 10th September 2015 | R U OK? Day is a national day of action, dedicated to inspiring all people of all backgrounds to regularly ask each other ‘Are you OK?' It’s a national day of action which aims to prevent suicide by encouraging Australians to connect with someone they care about and help stop little problems turning into big ones. On that day we want … [Read more...] about R U OK?

Garage Sales Day

We are joining in the fun of garage sales by telling our readers about Garage Sales Day. Garage Sales Day celebrates Australian’s passion for recycling and grabbing a bargain. Garage Sales Day is celebrated annually in late October. The next Garage Sales Day is on Saturday 24th October 2015. Use the links below to advertise or visit garage sales on Garage Sale … [Read more...] about Garage Sales Day

Fun Family Day Out

Do not understimate how much fun your family will have at a day out at a museum. A day out at a museum is great fun for the whole family. I say this to parents who have not been to a museum for few years.  Museums have changed a lot.  Long gone are the boring displays, dust ridden exhibits and endless rows of boring stuff. You will listen, learn stuff about your city and … [Read more...] about Fun Family Day Out

Computer Markets Review

To Computer Markets Or Not, that is the question.?  Is going to a computer market the answer to your computer needs? After reading about weekend computer markets in Melbourne for many years, we finally got around to checking one out. We found an excellent guide to markets in Melbourne at the OnlyMelbourne web site which tells exactly what markets are on and where. I … [Read more...] about Computer Markets Review

Gazza’s Garage Sales

When you get to a garage sale, tell 'em Gazza sent you, thats what his web site says. Gazza's Garage Sales is the home of garage sales online in Australia. Gazza's Garage Sales provides sellers with free advertising of garage sales all year round. Gazza's Garage Sales provides buyers with a directory of upcoming garage sales where they can build a list of sales they … [Read more...] about Gazza’s Garage Sales

4G Melbourne Cup

It might be known as the race that stops a nation, but the Melbourne Cup has also become the race that clogs all mobile networks. As soon as the horses finish their 3.2-kilometre sprint on Tuesday afternoon, about 100,000 punters are likely to grab their phone to tap out a text message, make a phone call, post a photo online or check their winnings through a betting … [Read more...] about 4G Melbourne Cup

Dirty On Carpet Cleaning

I have to say, not happy Jan! Well, happy about one outcome but very unhappy about another. Read on.. Lets start with the good... Say Goodbye to Carpet Stains Our dog is getting on in years (over 100 in human years) and had a little accident on the carpet in the rumpus room.  We cleaned it up but it left a noticeable stain on the carpet.  We tried a variety of magic sprays … [Read more...] about Dirty On Carpet Cleaning

Labor Breaks Media Blackout

The Australian Labor Party is using a technicality of the media blackout by advertising extensively on Facebook. Online advertising is outside the boundaries of the traditional electronic media blackout The advert below can be seen on many pages. The advert then links to the Australian Labor Facebook page. It should be pointed out that we could NOT find any … [Read more...] about Labor Breaks Media Blackout

Why Melbourne loves PINK

Why does Melbourne love PINK? The last time PINK toured Australia (2009), believe it or not, 1 in 34 Melburnian's went to one of her shows. She broke concert sales records, selling 655,000 tickets.  Poor old John Farnham who previously held the record had to go on tour after saying he never would. Now, PINK is back, playing a whopping (and new world record) 18 shows at … [Read more...] about Why Melbourne loves PINK

Right To Protest?

The No McDonald's in Tecoma has raised some interesting issues relating to the Right To Protest. A number of groups are protesting against the building of a McDonald's in Tecoma. They are made up of splinter groups and co-ordinated campaigns: No Maccas in the Hills Facebook Page No McDonalds in the Dandenong Ranges Facebook Page Say No to the Commercialisation of … [Read more...] about Right To Protest?

Shop A Docket Goes Mobile

Shop A Docket rolls out Australia’s largest mobile phone coupon program! Australia’s 9 million smartphone users will now have access to more than 2,500 free discount coupons on their mobiles, in the largest roll out of mobile phone redemption in the country. Consumers can now search, find and redeem all Shop A Docket discount coupons and vouchers from their phones, no … [Read more...] about Shop A Docket Goes Mobile

Geoffrey Edelsten | Man in the Mirror

One has to be careful when pointing the finger at Geoffrey Edelsten.  This slippery little man has been on journalists radars for many years since he first came to prominence with his medical centres and association with the Sydney Swans. He was deregistered in New South Wales in 1988, and later in Victoria.  In 1990, he was jailed for perverting the course of justice, so … [Read more...] about Geoffrey Edelsten | Man in the Mirror