News Stay safe: BOM issues severe weather and flood warnings for NSW coast by Happy Damaging winds, heavy rain, and flash flooding: it seems the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM)’s predictions of a wet old winter are finally here. Following more than 100 mm of rain…
News Sydney’s Carriageworks set to reopen after donors offer multimillion-dollar lifeline by Jenae Madden Sydney cultural precinct Carriageworks has a new lease on life after being pulled out of voluntary administration by some high profile, heavy pocketed philanthropists, pouring millions of dollars to get…
News Splendour in the Grass officially postponed until 2021 by Claudia Schmidt Splendour in the Grass has announced it will be postponing its 20th-anniversary event until next year. The rescheduled festival is slated to take place in July 2021, exactly a year…
News BOM winter outlook predicts above average rain for parts of the country by Happy The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) released its latest climate outlook overview today, and as predicted, it’s looking set to be a wet winter. In particular, inland Australia is looking at…
News Sick of wet weather predictions from BOM? Here are 5 movies that prove rain is actually epic by Rachel Daniel The weather has been pretty pleasant so far this week, despite warnings from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) to get your gumboots out. It looks like our lucky streak is…
News Sydney: restrictions easing, BOM predicts good weather for the weekend by Happy As of Friday, a new round of restrictions will be eased in NSW, and with BOM predicting pretty decent weather for the weekend, it’s time to make some plans. With…
News NSW lockdown measures to ease this Friday, with two-person visits now allowed by Mia Montesin NSW Premier Gladys Berijilkian says lockdown laws will be eased this coming Friday. Following Queensland’s lead, the new laws will allow two people to visit the homes of their friends and…
News NSW warns of $11,000 fines and 6 months jail time for leaving the house by Mia Montesin Individuals in NSW could face serious consequences for breaches of the latest Public Health Act. Buying food, exercising, or accessing public health services, amongst other “reasonable excuses”, are outlined in…
Music Jono’s Mate Sheep unveil their philosophical and hard-hitting debut ‘A Stroke of Insight’ by Luke Saunders Jono’s Mate Sheep are a freshly formed band from NSW’s North Coast who have offered up their debut EP, A Stroke of Insight. Jono’s Mate Sheep tender four philosophical punk…
Features Human faith restored! The celebrities who donated big to the bushfires by Luke Saunders While the bushfires continue to blaze across NSW and rural Victoria the donations keep flooding in. The collective worldwide support and love for Australia been incredibly moving as donations have…
News The original Wiggles are reuniting for a one-off bushfire fundraiser show by Luke Saunders Ever felt like you needed to fill the Wiggles-shaped hole left in your heart after the group retired in 2012? Now could be your chance. Over the past weeks, we…
News Is a festival-free future on the horizon for New South Wales? by Luke Saunders It seems that New South Wales is never short of drama when it comes to the ongoing war on festivals, leaving punters and festival organisers alike feeling angry and confused. …
News ‘No shots after midnight’ and other Sydney drinking laws are set to be scrapped by Happy The infamous ‘no shots after midnight’ rule and other drinking laws introduced with the 2014 Sydney lockouts are likely to be repealed by the end of the year, Sydney Morning…
