3 true crime cases that changed how we consume the genre

For as long as there’s been a medium, there’s been a way to share real-life horror stories. From front-page headlines…

The annual Bendigo Bendi-Con celebrates 10 years of comics, cosplay and toys this August

Bendigo’s annual comic book convention, Bendi-Con returns for 2024, celebrating a huge 10 years of putting pop culture at the…

Melbourne’s beloved Baller’s Clubhouse is expanding (in style)

A new jewel is about to be added to the crown of Adelaide’s hospitality sector with the upcoming launch of…

A flair for hair and beauty with The Gordon

If you are passionate about the hair or beauty industry or have a curiosity for both hairdressing and makeup artistry,…

Fate of Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre revealed as closure prepares for handover to Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-op

Narana’s doors have been closed to the public after 28 years in preparation for handover to the Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-operative….

Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre has closed

Sadly Wadawurrung Country has lost an important First Nations fixture with the immediate closure of Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre. Stay…

Glide and Glow in Bendigo this winter school holidays

Each year Bendigo embraces the winter freeze and this school holiday’s is no different. From this Friday 28 June to…

Elevate Your Home: 10 Home Renovations for 2024

Whether you are planning a complete overhaul or a few strategic updates, these ten renovation ideas will help you elevate…

Apollo Bay’s WORDfest returns this July with a library’s-worth of events

Published in 1939, Finnegans Wake was Irish writer James Joyce’s final work. It was written over a period of seventeen…

Greater things do happen in Geelong and The Bellarine

Many people jet overseas to try to escape the Victorian winter, but there is plenty happening right here in the…

The Australian Sheep and Wool Show hits Bendigo next month, herding in a huge program

There will be those old enough to remember the 1990 advertisement at the time, and those whose attention it has…

Melbourne Museum now has a 12-metre long, 66-million year old T. Rex

Minister for Creative Industries Colin Brooks today joined Museums Victoria CEO Lynley Crosswell and expert palaeontologists at Melbourne Museum for…

RISING opens this weekend, transforming the city with huge art installations, thrilling shows and free parties

Starting tomorrow and running until June 16, RISING boasts an extraordinary 2024 lineup with over 120 events featuring more than…

Eynesbury Winter Festival to welcome multi-platinum and ARIA-nominated Wiggles DJ and producer, Lenny Pearce

Eynesbury Winter Festival will transform the town’s historic homestead into a winter wonderland for a two-week festival of school holiday…

The best festivals and event in regional Victoria this June

With the end of the financial year approaching and the tax man waiting in the wings, let’s strap in for…

Jurassic World: The Exhibition takes over Melbourne this August

T-Rex, triceratops, velociraptors and brachiosaurus invade Melbourne’s The Fever Exhibition Hall from 2 August as the Jurassic World: The Exhibition…

National Celtic Festival: Celebrating 20 Festivals in Portarlington

This landmark event promises to be even more spectacular, with festivities that honour the festival’s rich history while looking towards…

Vale Norm Jurrawaa Stanley, Kurnai / Wotjabaluk musician, artist and storyteller

On 15 May 2024, beloved Wadawurrung Country community member, educator, leader and artist, Norm Stanley lost his battle with cancer….

Geelong Young Professionals next networking breakfast boasts award-winning CEO Colleen Callander

Breakfast plans have never sounded better than with the award-winning CEO and local born and raised businesswoman, Colleen Callander. Callander…

Horsing around: The Australian Jousting Championship brings the cavalry to Kryal Castle

Set against the backdrop of the majestic castle, the Australian Jousting Championship promises to deliver the grandeur and excitement of…

No more wallet: digital driver’s licences are now live across Victoria

More than 4.5 million Victorians who are fully licenced drivers, motorcyclists, or heavy vehicle operators are the first eligible to…

The seventh biennial Fish Creek Tea Cosy Festival returns from next weekend

Fish Creek’s biennial wholesome event the Tea Cosy Festival steams into the town across the week of Saturday 18 May…

10 years of wonder: Sovereign Hill’s Winter Wonderlights return

For ten years, gold-mining museum Sovereign Hill has transformed into a winter wonderland for festival Winter Wonderlights. Winter Wonderlights 2024…

The pub meets Scienceworks: A Pint of Science Festival serves up a tasting paddle of surprising science sessions

The key to beer brewing is all in the science. It’s only fitting then that beer makes it way into…

 

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