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Alex Cameron announces Australia & New Zealand headline shows – November/December 2022

ALEX CAMERON ANNOUNCES AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND HEADLINE SHOWS – NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2022 First AU/NZ live shows since March 2020, which saw venues sell out in...

Pawsome job opportunities for biosecurity detector dog handlers

The department’s biosecurity detector dog program is recruiting new biosecurity detector dog handlers, with applications open from Thursday 4 August 2022. First Assistant Secretary of...

COLLABORATION DRIVING PROGRESS IN AGRICULTURE

The agriculture sector will benefit from strong partnership between the Commonwealth and State and Territory Governments, with the first meeting of Australia’s Agriculture Ministers...

World first experiment using drones for wildlife health checks

A University of South Australia PhD student can now add 'world first' to her CV after collaborating with global cinematographer Douglas Thron to accurately...

Gertrude Street Projection Festival Returns this winter

28 – 31 July 2022 The much-loved Gertrude Street Projection Festival (GSPF) is back for its 14th year presenting thoughtful and considered artworks from selected artists. Proudly presented by The...

John Lennon’s Imagine at 50: a deceptively simple ballad, a lasting emblem of hope

  Image: EPA 1971 was a tumultuous year. The counter-cultural movement of the 60s was still being felt. Demonstrations were held opposing the Vietnam War...

Australia has a new four-phase plan for a return to normality. Here’s what we know so far

  Image: Shuttlestock Prime Minister Scott Morrison has received criticism from the general public for not having a concrete plan to take us out of the COVID-19...

A Belgian farmer moved a rock and accidentally annexed France: the weird and wonderful history of man-made borders

  Picture: Shuttlestock This week, a farmer in the Belgian town of Erquelinnes caused an international ruckus when he moved a stone standing in his tractor’s path. This...

As Australia’s COVID vaccine rollout splutters, we need transparency about when international borders might reopen

 Picture: Erik Anderson/AAP The Australian government’s offer of half-price airfares to encourage domestic tourism highlights another item of unfinished COVID policy business: when will Australia’s international borders...
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