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MONOPOLY: Onkaparinga Edition is Coming

The search is on for the hotspots, attractions and hidden gems that define Onkaparinga, with locals being invited to help create the region’s very own Monopoly board launching early next year. Home to spectacular coastlines, world-renowned wine country, charming townships and breathtaking natural landscapes, Onkaparinga is one of South Australia’s most diverse and loved destinations.…

Officially Licensed Mad Max Vehicle Recreations

Australia has produced its share of wild things, venomous snakes, saltwater crocodiles, bushfires, dust storms, and roads that disappear into nowhere. Now, officially licensed Mad Max vehicles are joining the list. Built in Australia, Mad Max Factory has unveiled a limited collection of officially licensed Mad Max vehicle recreations, bringing one of cinema’s most iconic…

Zip and the Tiny Sprouts Headed to ABC Kids

Queensland-based Fade In Studio and its premier 2D animation division, K Love You Bye, and global children’s education and media company Tiny Souls Media are celebrating a major milestone for Australian animation today. The Kidscreen Award-winning and AWG-nominated digital-first series Zip and the Tiny Sprouts (52 x 7’), distributed by industry leader WildBrain, announces a…

The Odyessy Brings Audiences to Regal Cinemas

Regal moviegoers turned out in force for The Odyssey, generating $22.9 million in ticket sales over opening weekend and delivering Regal’s strongest audience share of any film released this year. The Odyssey also scored Regal’s biggest ever three-day weekend for an IMAX movie and became the leading IMAX 70MM film in Regal history in just…

New busking policy and digital guide for Sydney

Buskers now have easier access to support and location information with the City of Sydney releasing a new digital guide designed to simplify and enhance street performances.The mobile-friendly tool provides performers with a one-stop platform to access information and stay informed about opportunities and changes across the city. It offers a more accessible and responsive…

Why isn’t it The Great Barrier Reef on UNESCO’s ‘in danger’ list?

The Great Barrier Reef has again avoided being placed on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage in Danger, five years after Australia successfully opposed an earlier recommendation it be placed on the list. The draft decision, now before this week’s World Heritage Committee meeting in Busan, South Korea, recognises Australia’s investment in reef management while also…