Young journalist Amy Taeuber thought she’d landed the dream job in Seven’s Adelaide newsroom. But when she made a complaint, she claims, it became a nightmare.
Seven denies sacking Amy Taeuber because she complained of sexual harrassment
September 26th, 2017Australian music industry the sixth largest in the world as indie sector thrives
September 26th, 2017Australia is the sixth largest music market in the world, with revenue of almost $400 million – surpassing more populous countries such as Canada and Brazil.
THE SEWING ROOM – New basement venue set to bring live music back to the CBD
September 26th, 2017A new basement venue is set to bring live music back to the heart of […]
John Clarke’s pictures from nature live on in 2018 calendar
September 26th, 2017Away from the TV cameras, the sound stage and the audiences, John Clarke took solace and pleasure from the natural world.
Forget the supermarket: Fresh produce at your fingertips with Perth product Urbipod
September 26th, 2017Paleo prophet Pete Evans has left a controversial mark on what constitutes healthy eating for everyday Australians.
European Old Masters exhibition brings a touch of Versailles to Hazelhurst
September 26th, 2017Madame de La Porte was a delicate beauty during the pleasure-loving age of 18th century French nobility.
THE CLOUDS Forecast for falling joy
September 26th, 2017Sydney’s 90s indie-rock legends The Clouds are treating their fans again, adding to the excitement […]
Stephanie Di Giusto’s The Dancer brings Loie Fuller back to the spotlight
September 26th, 2017French filmmaker Stephanie Di Giusto highlights the legacy of dancer Loie Fuller in new biopic.
Fringe review: Madame Nightshade’s Poison Garden
September 26th, 2017Afternoon tea with Iced VoVos can be fertile ground for storytelling.
Fringe review: How to Kill the Queen of Pop
September 26th, 2017This pop trio have dreams of revenge, stardom and athlete love.
