A new dance trend has made moves on the Internet, all thanks to a Gold Coast dance duo. 

Teenagers Raydyn Haeata and Summer Brereton have gone viral with their new dance style labelled the ‘East Coast Boogie’. On Tiktok their video has amassed over 4.5 million views, earning widespread praise with international dance competitions offering invitations for the pair to compete in. 

The location for West Australia’s first LEGO-certified store has been announced for the Karrinyup Shopping Center by late October. 

The decision to open between one to three stores throughout West Australia comes from a high volume of demand from the sand-groper state and retail investor Richard Facioni says that a soft-launch of its online stores showed enormous response from West Australians via social media. 

Artist Maree Clarke’s exhibition ‘Ancestral Memories’ is the first solo show by a living Victorian Indigenous artist to be featured in the National Gallery of Victoria.

Walking through the gallery, viewers encounter the full diversity of Maree’s work, spanning more than 30 years and covering a complex range of mediums including photographs, video, 3D printing, lenticular light boxes and photographic holograms.

A high volume of human waste has been dumped into the South China Sea over the past five years by at least 270 Chinese vessels and has caused damage to the areas’ reefs and fish populations, says Liz Derr, who heads US artificial intelligence company, Similarity Incorporated. 

The Caloundra community banded together to oppose the repurposing of a local watchhouse into a youth remand centre. 

The Logan Live sessions return to help the local music industry for 2021.

Commencing July 20, the Boost sessions will take place at the Logan Art Gallery and Logan West Community Centre until August 31. These six free interactive sessions are open to all artists who live in Logan or have a connection to the area, and participants can network with those involved in the music industry.

The Ignite Brisbane Outdoor mini festival is back this Friday night on July 16th.

The festival which began in March 2018 is all about hard dance, rave music and hosting a wide variety of performers.

Students in Greater Sydney will resume school for Term 3 via online learning. 

New South Wales Education Minister, Sarah Mitchell said a decision to extend the home learning will be made in a day or two which last as long as a week.