Who is Elliott Wallace? And what on earth is he doing down under? Hello! On the 31st August I departed my home town of York, waved an emotional goodbye to my close family and embarked on a long haul to the land of Kookaburras, Didgeridoos and questionable footwear. At the relatively young age of 20 […]
Hi everyone! My name is Sanne de Kramer, and I am from the Netherlands. I’m 22 years old and I study Creative Business at Breda University of Applied Sciences. I’m in my third year and I already have some experience with radio as I did a radio show in my previous semester at uni this […]
JAMES MORRISON QUARTET TO PERFORM FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME AT THE GREAT SYNAGOGUE FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY Australia’s beloved ‘Genius of Jazz’, multi-award-winning musician James Morrison has performed for royalty and presidents and at all the major jazz festivals and famous jazz clubs around the world. But in an Australian-first, he and his quartet […]
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Eastside supports Indigenous Australians’ call for Constitutional recognition and a Voice to Parliament. What is the Voice referendum? On October 14, a referendum will be held asking Australian voters a question about an amendment to the Australian Constitution to recognise the First Peoples of Australia by establishing an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice. The […]
Thank you to Archie Rose Gin, Four Pillars, Pnv Merchants Paddington, Young Henrys, Buckettys Beers, Bell Shakespeare, Blues Fest, Belvoir st Theatre, Redline Productions, Select Music, Camelot Longe, Taronga Zoo, the Starfish Club, City REcital Hall, Foundry 616, Sydney Fringe, Audio TEchnica, Sam the Butcher The Record store, The coffee Roaster, Appliances Online, […]
Live at Lazy Bones Jeremy Rose. Presented to me were the unfortunate seats right at the back and around the corner from the stage, the gig did not start well for me. However, when presented with such circumstance, one can be bitter, or close their eyes and just listen to the music being played. I […]
Lockhart-Krause is a commercial Architecture firm dedicated to achieving people-focused results. Our buildings serve as catalysts for community engagement, fostering connectivity and prosperity. By utilising an inclusive, consultative, and cooperative approach, we strive to deliver exceptional value to both our clients and the community. Founded in 2018, Lockhart-Krause is a collaborative, driven and hardworking Architectural […]
We are thrilled to announce that the Waverley Brightest & Best Business Awards are back for 2023. The awards bring our local business community together to recognise and celebrate business excellence and the contributions all businesses make towards shaping our community into a dynamic place to live, work and shop. Entries are open to all businesses […]
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On March 28th 1923, Sarah Bernhardt died, and a million grieving Parisians took to the streets to bid farewell to the phenomenon known as ‘La Divine’. On March 28th 2023 – marking this centenary – SARAH Quand Même, opened at Théâtre de Nèsle in Paris. Now, just as ‘La Divine’ did in 1891, the show makes […]
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The winners of the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards were announced on Friday at the Museum and Gallery of the Northern Territory. We speak to curator, Rebekah Raymond, as well as some of the finalists and category winners. Keith Wikmunea, a Thu’ Apalech man and artist from Aurukun in Queensland, is the […]
We continue our exploration of the Nicholson Collections at University of Sydney’s Chau Chak Wing Museum. Deputy Director, Dr. Paul Donnelly guides us through the Greek Collections. Dr Donnelly worked at the excavations at Pella in Jordan before becoming the co-director of the Zagora Archeological Project on Andros, Greece. We discuss the importance of the archeological finds […]
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The Australian Chamber Orchestra – Dvorak’s Serenade City Recital Hall, Angel Place – 5 August 2023 Reviewed by Paul Neeson (Arts Wednesday) In this concert, the ACO demonstrated a retrograde deconstruction of modernism in music. The four works in the program were in reverse chronological order ranging from the ultra-modern blending of traditional minuet and […]
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