Tag Archive for Australia

Lunchbox Rally Kicks Off September 26

Lunchbox Rally will be held from Saturday 26th  September to Tuesday 29th September, seeing 220 participants from all over Australia, in teams of two (one adult and one child) taking a round-trip adventure starting and finishing in Dubbo, NSW. This is an amazing and unique opportunity for kids (and adults) to explore outback Australia in…

Milestone First Year for Fish House Steak & Grill

Mooloolaba’s award winning Fish House Steak & Grill celebrated its first birthday in style on Friday 28 August, with a sold out cocktail celebration marking twelve months since the venue redefined dining on the iconic Mooloolaba Spit. Guests filled the venue’s bar and outdoor spaces for a stand up cocktail reception, greeted with canapes, a…

Irish Film Festival 2026 Unveils Program

IFF26 will showcase a record 18 films and documentaries, including 13 Australian premieres, alongside a vibrant program of Irish and Irish/Australian short films. Screening across five Australian cities and online nationwide, this year’s festival offers audiences an unmissable window into contemporary Ireland, celebrating the stories, people and places that continue to shape the country’s distinctive…

MUA condemns Transdev Decision to shut down Sydney Ferries’ public transport services along the Parramatta River

The Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) has condemned a decision by Transdev and Transport for NSW (TfNSW) to shut down Sydney Ferries’ public transport services along the Parramatta River this weekend in retaliation for the union’s fare-free ferries industrial action. Ferry workers will continue to turn up for work and be paid, ready to provide…

MUA Confirms Sydney Ferries Workers Industrial Action

Sydney Ferries workers have confirmed their industrial action will proceed from tomorrow, with Opal card readers to be switched off and turnstiles left wide open across the Sydney Ferries network from Friday 11 September until Tuesday 6 October. “I offer to personally welcome any doubters from TfNSW or Transdev aboard one of Sydney Ferries’ iconic…

Dr Monique Ryan Proposes National Lobbying Act

The Parliament House corridors are crowded with unregistered lobbyists wielding considerable influence with little accountability. Spokesmen for the gambling, tobacco, fossil fuel, and mining industries have almost unfettered access to the political parties they support with millions in donations. The Albanese government has done almost nothing to improve transparency or accountability. Voters deserve better –…