Kefaya + Elaha Soroor: Songs Of Our Mothers
- This collaboration of Iranian born Afghan singer Elaha Soroor with award-winning, UK-based duo Kerfaya is greater than the sum of its parts: the modern approach to Afghani folk that underpins Soroor’s treatment, combined with the eclectic experience of the production duo. Al MacSween on keys and guitarist Giuliano Modarelli are founders of the international collective Kerfaya which won Songlines Magazine’s Best Newcomer Award in 2017 for their release Radio International.
Flangipanis - 'Community Backwash'
Sporting groups targeted by vandals receive state government funding
LOGAN sporting groups, including a soccer club targeted by vandals and thieves, were the major beneficiaries of more than $625,000 from the state government’s gambling fund.
The Bethania Rams Football Club will use its $35,000 grant to install a commercial kitchen, which will help the club with fundraising activities and as a venue which sells food.
LNP senator slammed for sharing photo of dead cockatoo caught in his roof rack
A Liberal National Party senator is on the receiving end of a social media backlash after he took to Facebook to share a photo of a dead cockatoo caught in the roof rack of his car.
James McGrath's post is accompanied by the caption "Car 1. Flock of cockatoos 0."
The image has attracted widespread criticism with many users accusing the senator of boasting about the bird's death.
Australia’s Big Four banks are pocketing a massive windfall each year by not passing on the full interest rate cuts to consumers
A new report has found that Australia’s Big Four banks are pocketing a massive windfall each year by not passing on the full interest rate cuts to consumers.
The Big Four have withheld a quarter of all Reserve Bank rate cuts since 2011 - and at the same time they’ve cut the interest they pay on deposits by more than the official cash rate reductions.
Australian homeowners are forking out an extra $14 billion a year in interest repayments because of the move.
Climate Activist Group To Cause Major Disruptions Nationwide
The climate activist group "Extinction Rebellion" has expressed their intention to begin a nationwide week of protests starting today, as part of the "Spring Rebellion" and "International Rebellion 2.0".
The protests will involve the blocking of major intersections, marching nude and using other disruptive methods around traffic areas.
North Korea threatens to end nuclear negotiations with U.S
North Korean negotiator Kim Myong Gil has stated that talks in Stockholm last Saturday broke down and unfulfilled expectations of the government as the US had come to negotiations with a hostile tone.
North Korea has claimed that the complete denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula would only be possible when all threats to the nation's safety and development were clearly removed.
Joker Film shuts down movie theatre due to threat of violence
Police were called to the Californian movie theatre Century Huntington Beach and XD, following a "credible" threat at a screening of the new psychological thriller film "Joker".
The film's extensive use of gun violence has raised concerns over possibilities of inciting violence and copycat crimes.
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Brisbane City Council will start its trial of dog off-leash areas on Brisbane Beaches from Saturday, October 12
The 12-month trial will include the northern beaches at Sandgate, Shorncliffe and Nudgee Beach, as well as Manly in the south.
It follows years of petitions and requests to council as it is currently illegal to let dogs off leash on all Brisbane beaches.
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said the designated dog off-leash areas had been selected to ensure dog owners could have a great time without disturbing migratory shorebirds, which visit Moreton Bay every year between September and April.