Widespread rain a concern for graziers
Widespread rain in north-western Queensland has failed to make grass grow, causing concern among graziers.
Cloncurry and Julia Creek grazier Peter Hall is concerned about the situation as opposed to similar events which would have grown grass. It is unusual for the paddocks to fail to grow after flood and heavy rains.
Charity raising awareness of musculoskeletal conditions in Aboriginal communities
An Australian health charity has produced a video aimed at raising awareness of the high rate and impacts of musculoskeletal conditions suffered by Aboriginal Peoples.
The video was produced by Dragon Claw with funding support from the Federal Government and was developed in conjunction with the Dubbo and Coonamble Aboriginal Health Services.
Program continues to help women swim
The Swim Sisters program, established to work with women apprehensive about ocean swimming, is helping to build confidence in the water.
The ocean safety program was launched in 2016, by Yusra Metwally, after women in France were banned from wearing burkinis on the beach.
NASA Rover on the move on Mars
NASA’s Perseverance Rover is officially on the move on the surface of Mars. The rover did the first test drive last Friday and has initiated a 5-meter distance test-drive.
Musical Landscapes presented by The Queensland Symphony Orchestra
Musical Landscapes presented by The Queensland Symphony Orchestra
Concert Hall, QPAC
Sun 28th Feb, 2021
Conductor Umberto Clerici
Host Guy Noble
Soloist Warwick Adeney, violin
MENDELSSOHN The Hebrides (Fingal’s Cave)
BEETHOVEN Symphony No.6 in F (Pastoral), mvt 4: Thunderstorm
J. STRAUSS JR. On the Beautiful Blue Danube
GRIEG Suite No.1 from Peer Gynt, 7’ mvt 1: Morning,
A Moveable Theatre presents This Wide Night by Chloe Moss
A Moveable Theatre presents This Wide Night by Chloe Moss
Directed by Michael Bea, Producer Terry Hansen
Backdock Arts
February 18th - March 7th, 2021
A Disturbing Paradigm-shifting Experience!
Dr Gemma Regan
Burmese Community in Brisbane and reactions to the recent Myanmar coup
Since the beginning of February, people in Myanmar have been fighting for democracy and the release of Aung San Suu Kyi, their iconic democracy figure. Their military and police are suppressing protesters and there’s been more than dozens of deaths reported.
The Producers (Altitude Theatre - Brisbane Powerhouse)
Bold, brash and a belly-laugh riot
Leo: "Max, I think we're getting in too deep!"
Max: "Too deep? This is nothing! I'll tell ya when we're getting in too deep!"
5th March 11am Zedlines
Your 11am Zedlines with Beth and Vi.
Image: Flickr/Colleen Pence
Tsunami warning active for New Zealand
New Zealand’s National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has issued a tsunami warning for several areas after a series of earthquakes struck the Kermadec Islands this morning.