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Queensland Ballet’s Dilshani Weerasinghe steps down

Queensland Ballet Executive Director Dilshani Weerasinghe is leaving the role next week after 11 years. Ms Weerasinghe joined the Company in 2011 and became Executive

Glass and sculpture define Caloundra art exhibitions

The Caloundra Regional Gallery is hosting exhibitions by Sunshine Coast artists Nicole Voevodin-Cash and Erin Conron over the next five weeks. Mapping Threads by Nicole

Decadent 1920s come alive with Cirque Empire

The decadent world of 1920s New York will dazzle Brisbane’s Glasshouse Theatre when Cirque Empire comes alive in 2027. The show will be presented at the Queensland

Brisbane jeweller Barbara Heath to exhibit at QAGOMA

The significance of an object’s personal meaning, and the stories it can hold and communicate will be explored in the Hidden Jewels exhibition by Barbara Heath at

Keira Knightley Black Doves thriller returns for new season

The new season of spy thriller Black Doves will hit Netflix later this week. Its star Keira Knightley says the joy of the show lies in its blend of humour and morally

Finding Nemo travels to the QPAC stage

The stage production of Finding Nemo will dive into its Australian debut at Brisbane’s Queensland Performing Arts Centre next year, with tickets on sale November 9,

Stand Atlantic finally cracks number one on the charts

Sydney pop-punk band Stand Atlantic has finally hit number one on the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) albums chart. The group is in the top spot with

Australian music industry in trouble as audiences decline

By Susan Schwartz The Australian music industry has suffered a drastic decline in audiences, and Aussies have been called on to help by publicly playing, loving, and

KATSEYE announces Australian dates for world tour

Global girl group KATSEYE will perform in Australia in February 2027, with concerts announced for Sydney and Melbourne. As with the Bon Jovi tour announced last week,

Star Trek and X-Men actor Patrick Stewart has died

British actor Sir Patrick Stewart, known for his roles as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in the Star Trek franchise and Professor Charles Xavier in X-men, has died. He was 86

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