Review: Epic Sounds presented by the Queensland Symphony Orchestra
Epic Sounds presented by the Queensland Symphony Orchestra
Concert Hall, QPAC
26th June, 2021
Conductor Benjamin Northey
Soloist William Barton, didgeridoo
BARTON Apii Thatini Mu Murtu (To sing and carry a coolamon on country together)
VERDI Overture to La forza del destino
SIBELIUS Symphony No.5 in E flat, Op 82
Dr Gemma Regan
An Epic Concert Celebrating Beginnings and Endings
30/06/2021 11AM WEDNESDAY ZEDLINES
Your 11AM Zedlines with Stam and Min-Gyu
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Indonesia COVID-19 Crisis
Indonesia's rapid increase in COVID-19 cases has put the nation on the edge of a "catastrophe" as the more infectious Delta variant spreads.
Indonesia has reported record daily COVID-19 infections of more than 20,000 in recent days, in a new wave of infections fuelled by the emergence of highly transmissible virus variants.
Nationwide lockdown
Almost half of all Australians are in lockdown as the country battles a wave of the coronavirus affecting almost all corners for the first time during the pandemic.
$660m federal government scheme ignored important areas
The auditor-general has found that a $660m federal government scheme ignored areas most in need and targeted Liberal-held or marginal seats before the 2019 election.
A scathing review from the Australian National Audit Office lashed the Commuter Car Park program, part of the $4.8billion Urban Congestion fund, as “ineffective” and found money was allocated based on “political profile”
Unaffordable childcare in QLD
A recent study shows that families spend more on childcare than on groceries or bills. Nearly one in three families spend more on childcare than on groceries and more than 80 per cent spend more that they do on their utility bills, therefore making childcare unaffordable for thousands of people across Australia.
Health Care Worker declined vaccination
The infected Brisbane hospital receptionist who tested positive for COVID-19 before a snap lockdown was called was offered the vaccination, but Health Minister Yvette D’Ath says she did not “take the option up”.
Daily COVID-19 update
Annastacia Palaszczuk has confirmed that there have been 4 new COVID-19 cases in Queensland overnight.
30/06/2021 9AM WEDNESDAY ZEDLINES
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Plaster Of Paris: Lost Familiar
<p><span><span>- The return of the repressed can be a messy, catastrophic affair. It opens the floodgates for torrents of stress, recriminations and righteous fury to come pouring forth. Has the recent experience of women in the entertainment industry been like this? Years of being lowballed when they’re not being ignored, when they’re not outright being abused, has mounted, resentment on resentment, until, finally, a rending scream topples the pillars in the halls of power, sending powerful, entitled men, scrambling for cover.