Prince’s Death Not Criminal
A two year inquiry into the death of legendary musician Prince, has resulted in no criminal charges being filed.
Cuba’s Gets New President
Cuba’s new president Miguel Diaz-Canel on Thursday became the country’s first leader in nearly 60 years who was not named Castro.
Australian Warships Challenged
The Chinese Military has challenged three Australian warships as they travelled through the South China Sea earlier this month.
Universal Cancer Databank
Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest says cancer patients’ data could help with finding a more effective cancer treatment.
Waltzing Matilda Centre Rebuilt in Winton
The outback town of Winton has rebuilt its iconic Waltzing Matilda centre after it burnt down three years ago.
Bundaberg Water Supply Contaminated
A Bundaberg butcher was told to destroy 500 kilos of meat after it was revealed the water in his suburb contained unsafe levels of PFAS chemicals.
Jaala: Joonya Spirit
- Jaala’s sophomore release has been pretty hotly anticipated. Debut Hard Hold was 3RRR Album of the week, and had glowing reviews on Pitchfork and JJJ, so you can see why there’s been some buzz building around this Brisbane native. With good reason: Jaala has the smartest guitar-brain going anywhere in Australian music right now. Marry that with full-blown music-nerd rhythmic patterns, complex chords, and algebraic harmonic structures, and there’s kinda no-one who can come at her.
Review: Green Day’s American Idiot
Opening night assembled a diverse audience to QPAC’s Playhouse Theatre. A broad range of ages, most casually dressed, were excited to experience Green Day’s semi-autobiographical rock opera. Breaking through to a new theatre market is extremely difficult but critical for its longevity. shake & stir have continually hooked new audience members and the importance of this is not to be taken lightly.
8AM Zedlines
Your 8am Zedlines with Boddhi and Christie.
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Galway Hosting International Digital Cultures Conference
The National University of Ireland will host the second annual international Digital Cultures conference taking place on the 20th and 21st of April.