Sydney Ferries workers will take industrial action tomorrow as frustration grows over private operator Transdev’s failure to deliver a fair and sustainable wage offer to the committed and passionate workers who keep Sydney Harbour moving. From 9am to 2pm on Wednesday 2 September, members of the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) will stop work and…
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Little Sydney Lives photography competition Finalists Announced
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Images captured by 20 of Sydney’s youngest photographers have been selected as finalists for the Little Sydney Lives photography competition. Designed for budding snappers aged 5 to 12 years, Little Sydney Lives showcases the unique viewpoints of Sydney’s youngest residents, encouraging them to capture the people, places and moments that matter most to them. Selected…
Screenrights Announces six projects supported by 2026 round of its annual Cultural Fund
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Screenrights has announced six projects will be supported by the 2026 round of its annual Cultural Fund, to total $293,400 in funding for this year’s focus of Learning Through Story. The Screenrights Cultural Fund makes a difference by supporting people with exciting and innovative new initiatives that foster the creation and appreciation of screen content…
SUFF 2026 – Geisha War
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Director Yoshihiro Nishimura Starring Natsumi Tadano, Yoshika Nishi & Costas Mandylor Score 6/6 Set in Tokyo’s historic Yoshiwara pleasure district, Geisha War pits rival Yakuza clans against the American Mafia in a bloody battle for control of Edo’s most notorious entertainment quarter. When a wealthy American businessman and his ruthless henchmen attempt to swindle the…
Think Funky
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As food prices keep climbing, Australians are changing the way they fill their trolley — and one food rescue company – FUNKY FOOD – says imperfect could be the new smart – $2 artisan bread, rescued fruit and vegetables and savings of up to 30 per cent are putting perfectly imperfect food on Australian tables…
The Bend Classic announces a full rough stock rodeo
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South Australia’s home of horsepower will swap 300km/h for eight seconds of chaos, with The Bend Classic today announcing a full rough stock rodeo will now open the October long weekend festival — the state’s biggest celebration of country music, cars, camping… and now rodeo! The nation’s hardest-riding cowboys and cowgirls and the fiercest bulls…
Finalists Announced for Australian Life photography competition
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Powerful images captured by amateur and professional photographers from around Australia have been selected as finalists for one of the country’s biggest photo competitions.
New Auction Record Set as Falcon Sells for AED 1.5 Million
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Under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Ruler’s Representative in Al Dhafra Region and Chairman of the Emirates Falconers’ Club, the fifth auction held as part of the 23rd edition of the Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition (ADIHEX) 2026 attracted remarkable turnout, culminating in the sale of a…
AIDC Headed to NSW in 2027
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Australia’s home for screen, New South Wales, will welcome the Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC) in March 2027, with support from Screen NSW as the Principal Partner for the event. AIDC is the premier industry event for documentary and factual storytelling in the Southern Hemisphere, attracting global buyers – including broadcasters, streamers, distributors, film festivals…
Australia Post delivers underlying loss as property sales fund strategic investments
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Australia Post has announced a modest pre-tax profit of $31.8 million for the 2026 financial year, bolstered by $139.4 million in profit from targeted property sales that supported continued investment in the business. Excluding the one-off gains from property sales, Australia Post recorded a loss before tax of $107.6 million, reflecting the ongoing decline of…