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Early tickets to Curated Plate Festival released

Visitors to the Sunshine Coast will be able to taste cuisine from across the globe at The Curated Plate Food and Drink Festival. This unique culinary experience will

The new boardwalk at Palm Beach on the Gold Coast - Newsreel

Boardwalk reopened on iconic Gold Coast beach

The boardwalk on Palm Beach on the Gold Coast has reopened after a $4 million upgrade following flood damage in 2022. The new Beree-Badalla Reserve Boardwalk is a

Older people cannot afford necessary dental work

More than half of older Australians are putting off necessary dental work, mostly because they cannot afford it, the latest research shows. According to a statement

Last chance to catch Contemporary Art Triennial

There are only a few weeks left to catch the Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art at QAGOMA in Brisbane, which features 70 artists, collectives and projects from

Artfully placed colour at Edwina Corlette

The Edwina Corlette art gallery has two new colourful exhibitions which feature the best in Australian art and sculpture until May 6, 2025. In Paradise Garden, Melbourne

Climate change could smash global economies

A rise of four degrees in global temperatures would cut world Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 40 percent by 2100, new modelling shows. The UNSW Institute for Climate

Fear of falling flags future tumbles

Being worried about falling can increase the risk of this happening for older Australians, neuroscience researchers have warned. A new international study led by

Electric vehicles may be doing more harm than good

A new study has poured cold water on the contribution of electric vehicles (EVs) to reducing global carbon dioxide emissions. A study by researchers from the University

More than 2000 high potential athletes unearthed

A Queensland Academy of Sport program has identified more than 2000 high potential athletes as part of the talent search ahead of the Brisbane 2032 Games. In statement

Earth’s inland waterways are being ‘suffocated’

A dramatic change in the way oxygen is produced and used in inland waterways is ‘suffocating” lakes and rivers, new research has concluded. The research, led by

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