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Yeah, it's no secret that our sublime Great Barrier Reef is under attack. With the government proposing some pretty

creators, taking on important issues like climate change, capitalism and euthanasia.  The annual Sydney festival has seen huge names like feminist Germaine Greer, WikiLeaks' Julian Assange, writer Jonathan Safran ... often taboo or difficult to discuss, running at the Sydney Opera House from 5-6 September.  Melbourne Writers Festival will host a mini FoDI this year, too, with Tariq

Saskwatch next; they'll be stopping by Yours & Owls Festival in October, as well as Port Macquarie, Sydney, Callaghan and Coffs Harbour with The Rubens

August, the quartet will then move on to perform headline shows in Sydney and Brisbane.  The Dillinger Escape Plan have quite the fanbase in Australia, which would explain their ... country — they have also performed in support of the annual  Soundwave Festival  in 2009, 2012 and 2014.  Tickets for the August shows

Sunday, 17 January and Saturday, 23 January.  Though the venues (Melbourne's Festival Hall, Sydney's Hordern Pavilion) are actually quite large, singer Matt Healy has stated

months later suggests some serious love. “I stayed on the North Shore in Sydney once in the mid ‘90s for like a month and fell in love with the place ... places during that timeframe. Came again in 2008 to play the Byron Bay blues festival [Bluesfest] as well and stayed an extra week in Ballina and surfed all the little

Bounds Music Festival, this year sees a line-up that includes Archie Roach, the legendary Coloured Stone, members of the local community and an escapee from Sydney, former Stiff ... owners, who remain custodians of the cultural heritage attached to the place. Hence the festival theme: One Street. Many Mobs. One Community. It’s very much a family affair, kicking

Steps to 2008’s Slumdog Millionaire . The festival grew out of a conversation with Paul Dravet, who runs Sydney’s Hayden Orpheum Picture Theatre, who’d come into “beautiful ... cinemas, Stratton isn’t mourning the change (“Back when I was running the Sydney Film Festival, having to carry the bloody things in my hands, I’m all too aware