Meet the Purina Chief Snuggle Officers

The Purina C-Suite just got a lot cuter. Purina Puppy Chow and Kitten Chow today named their newest “Chief Snuggle Officers”: Bowie, a Dalmatian puppy from Watsonville, California, and Cashew, a Domestic Shorthair kitten from Wyoming, New York who were the winners of the Chief Snuggle Officer contest. From thousands of applications, Bowie and Cashew…

World’s Weirdest Dog Competition 

Embark Veterinary, Inc., the global leader in dog health & genetics, is searching for the world’s weirdest dog. With 3+ million dogs tested, Embark knows no two dogs are alike and that DNA can shape mannerisms that leave owners scratching their heads. Following the recent launch of Embark’s new Behavior Insights & Training feature, which…

Hello Kitty®and Friends Headed Back to Vegas

This November, 18 of the best female drivers in the world are returning to Las Vegas for the grand finale of F1 ACADEMY — and once again, Hello Kitty®and Friends will be there to celebrate with them! Global lifestyle brand Sanrio® invites fans to come and join their beloved characters for a weekend of fun,…

La Bola Negra

Directors Javier Ambrossi, Javier Calvo Starring Guitarricadelafuente, Lorenzo Zurzolo, Javier Butler Rated MA Score 5/6 Spanning 1932, 1937, and 2017, three men confront the ghosts of a Spain torn between desire and repression. Carlos fights for acceptance, Sebastián falls in love across the battle lines of the Civil War, and Alberto unearths a family secret…

Loud Shirt Day

A new national survey of more than 3,000 Australians, including 1,002 in NSW and the ACT, finds that when asked to pick their favourite Australian sound, 45% in the region choose a kookaburra laughing. Of the sounds tested, waves crashing at the beach is the most loved in NSW and the ACT (90% like or…

When the rubber hits the road: inquiry into the Australian tyre industry

The House Standing Committee on Industry, Innovation and Science has today tabled its report, When the rubber hits the road: inquiry into the Australian tyre industry, recommending steps to build a stronger circular economy for tyres. The Committee’s report finds that while tyres are essential to Australia’s economy and transport networks, significant challenges remain in…

CityCat ferry workers reject Brisbane Lord Mayor’s proposal for licensed bars aboard ferries

Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) and Australian Maritime Officers Union (AMOU) members working on Brisbane CityCat ferries have rejected a proposal to introduce licensed bars aboard vessels, put forward by Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner. MUA Queensland Branch Secretary Aaron Johnston says the ferry services exist to move passengers safely between stops, not to provide alcohol…

JSCOT recommends that Australia ratify four Treaties with Fiji

The Joint Standing Committee on Treaties (JSCOT) has recommended that Australia ratify four significant international agreements that will strengthen cooperation with Fiji, expand opportunities for Australia’s space sector and enhance customs cooperation with Canada. “These agreements will strengthen Australia’s international partnerships and deliver practical benefits across the Pacific, the space sector and border security.” Committee…

“Ever Again” New Single From Harmonie Breeze

Chicago singer-songwriter turns self-doubt into a declaration of authenticity as she prepares two versions of the deeply personal track while appearing in the nationwide theatrical release Beyond Belief. Singer, songwriter, performer and actress Harmonie Breeze is stepping into a defining new chapter of her career with the recent October 14 release of “Ever Again –…

Dr Trauma selected for Dynamic Television Scripted Initiative

Screen Australia and Dynamic Television today announce Dr Trauma as the latest recipient of the Dynamic Television Scripted Initiative. From Brouhaha Entertainment (Boy Swallows Universe, A Talent for Murder), the series will receive $ 100,000 ($50,000 from Screen Australia and $50,000 from Dynamic Television), helping to support the project through the next stage of development,…

Schools are being offered special early preview screenings of Zac Power movie

Schools are being offered the opportunity to book special early preview screenings of the highly anticipated Zac Power movie ahead of the film’s official release. Produced by leading Australian animation studios Flying Bark Productions and Cheeky Little Media in association with Pixel Zoo Animation Studios, with major production investment from Screen Australia in association with…

Charles Darwin University Partnership With Darwin International Film Festival

A cohort of Charles Darwin University (CDU) student film buffs have had an invaluable close up with the screen industry thanks to a partnership with the Darwin International Film Festival (DIFF). In this year’s festival, CDU Bachelor of Creative Arts students majoring in Screen interviewed participating local, national and international filmmakers. Guests included Cannes Critics’…

Private Healthcare Australia Welcomes Senate Decision 

Private Healthcare Australia has welcomed today’s Senate decision to remove the Government’s proposed cuts to the higher private health insurance rebate for older Australians from the Senate’s agenda. PHA CEO Dr Rachel David thanked the thousands of older Australians, families, health professionals and community organisations who spoke up about the impact the cuts would have…

Trees for Schools program reaches record milestone

Ninety schools across Melbourne’s west have planted 3,911 native trees through Greater Western Water’s (GWW) Trees for Schools program, helping to create cooler, greener school environments and a more climate-resilient future. Trees for Schools aims to increase tree canopy cover, reduce stormwater run-off to waterways, improve green spaces and educate students about the environmental benefits…