By Shane Rodgers
In the 1990s I read that, if the prevailing growth continued, by 2030 one in every five Americans would be an Elvis Presley impersonator.
I think it was
Shakespeare comedy transformed into dance dreamscape
Ballerina fairies and woodland creatures collide with the mortal world in Queensland Ballet’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Playhouse, QPAC from April
High-profile Australian artists will perform for 100 community heroes in a spectacular music performance on a floating pontoon on the Great Barrier Reef later this
Screen Queensland will open its state-of-the art film and television studio in Cairns on April 27.
In a region boasting a range of stunning locations, from lush tropical
More than 250 festival-goers took advantage of Queensland’s first pill-testing services at the Rabbits Eat Lettuce festival over the Easter long weekend.
The State
The majority of Australian musicians made around $12 an hour last year, about half Australia’s minimum wage, and that’s when they were able to land a gig.
A recent
Brisbane poet Svetlana Sterlin has won Australia’s richest poetry prize.
The former QUT Creative Writing student won the $40,000 Helen Anne Bell Poetry Bequest Award
Green light for pill testing at Queensland festivals
Pill testing will be a regular feature at Queensland events with the State Government engaging two providers to deliver fixed site and event-based pill testing services
Queensland’s Scenic Rim will be the backdrop for a new Stan Original series Good Cop/Bad Cop which starts filming in late March.
The eight-part comedic drama series
A new Queensland-made documentary series is shining a light on the state’s women working in the male-dominated manufacturing industry.
She Made It, which premiered at