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It’s time to get noisy at AdeLOUD. The new student-led music festival brings unparalleled energy, cutting-edge music, and an unapologetically raucous day to the University.

Barkindji woman, and esteemed singer-songwriter, Nancy Bates reflects on the songs of African-American singer Tracy Chapman, and their relevance to race relations, society, and politics

Enjoy a weekend of plant stalls, trades, drystone walling, gourmet food and coffee, wine and spirits, with a children’s activity area and much more.

Love sparkling? Want to know more about how we make it and why we have coined our own term for Methode Champenoise; Method Classic™? Xavier

A fun day for all your family and friends on the lovely lawns at Sevenhill Cellars with food by Ninin's Indo Street Food from Adelaide.

Sydneysiders are invited to enjoy a slice of Basque country this spring with the launch of an Austra...

Trevor Noah, one of the most successful comedians in the world, is on his way to Australia with his ‘Off The Record Tour’.

With his trademark musical stylings and characteristic wit, Bill returns with a new show, Thoughtifier...

1950s fan favourite detectives, Candy Matson and Johnny Dollar are heading to Darwin after 10 years of touring sell-out, five-star shows across Australia.

MoMA celebrates one of its founders and her role in establishing modern art in the States. More than 90 years after Lillie Bliss gifted her collection to the museum she helped found, this exhibit puts

This exhibit explores the influence of ancient Egypt on Black artists and cultural figures in art, literature and performance. Featuring around 200 works, the show looks at themes like the creation of a unifying identity

Introducing Lina Tur Bonet, fearless violinist and musical imaginista, and leader of Musica Alchemica.