Much Ado: Retelling Shakespeare’s comedy in the 1980’s
Calling all Shakespeare nerds! Madeleine Withington is directing Much Ado, playing at the Flight Path Theatre.…
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THEM: Samah Sabawi’s moving play about war displacement
A tale of survival, friendship, and the things we are willing to do to protect the…
Ensemble Theatre’s new family comedy ‘The One’
Well-renowned Vanessa Bates pens in her latest comedy play, The One, about an Aussie family of…
University uses tinned tomatoes to fight modern slavery
Life is set to look a little different for thousands of international students returning to Australia…
Bush Heritage presents ‘Big Sky Country’ Podcast
Host and producer, Eliza Herbert, joins Oscar Byrne to talk about her new podcast, Big Sky…
‘Gathering Geographies’ at the Darren Knightly Gallery
Mara Schwerdtfeger is curating the Gathering Geographies exhibition at the Darren Knightly Gallery. The show features a…
Mission Twinkle – first telescope to study exoplanets for eviden...
Joining the international Twinkle Mission are Queensland’s very own PhD student, Nataliea Lowson and astrophysicist, Duncan…
Be the first to expereince Wonderdome’s 360˚ immersive viewing ...
Revolutionizing the film-viewing experience, co-founders, Chris Deckker and Simon Richardson are bringing their ingenious project to…
48,300 children with dementia die prematurely each year
Childhood Dementia Initiative reports that 700,000 children around the world suffer from childhood dementia. Their head…
Get Loud with Outloud
Finn O'Branagáin from Outloud speaks on the importance of supporting and creating local art. Since 1991,…
The Lab turns 10!
Co-founder of The Lab, Dr. Stefan Schutt, joins Danny Chifley to dicuss its 10th Anniversary. The…
Renewable Energy Update: Race for 2030
Dr. Matt Wright returns! This week, he speaks with Dr. Utkarshaa Varshney, research analyst at RACE…