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The Diva has Landed

Internationally-renowned singer, comedian, cabaret artist and daughter of a dairy farmer from Kyogle, Catherine Alcorn, will make her Brunswick Picture House debut on Sunday, December 15 in her brand new show The Diva Has Landed!

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New police knife-checking powers

New police powers are effective in NSW this week, said to be aimed at reducing knife crime and boosting community safety.

A wee baggie

I loved Sarah Buchanan’s letter last week about picking up ‘small to medium’ rubbish on her walks around town...

Accused DV offender arrested after two crashes fleeing police

A young man wanted for several domestic violence and police pursuits offences caused two crashes and stole a moped from its driver waiting at traffic lights, police say.

Shocking sexual harassment stats for Aussie youth

A new survey has shed light on a disturbing reality for young Australians, revealing more than half of individuals aged 16 to 24 have experienced some form of sexual harassment. The findings highlight the widespread and often normalised nature of harassment among the nation’s youth.

Man charged after allegedly threatening staff with toy gun – Ballina

A man has been charged after allegedly threatening bank employees with a toy gun in Ballina yesterday.

Why did thousands of people join Rising Tide in Newcastle?

Last week I went to my first Rising Tide blockade of Newcastle coal port. I marvelled at the courage of people of all ages who put aside personal comfort to join in direct action for our planet.

Stories about "Harmony Day":

Byron Harmony Festival 2020 focussing on the Solomon Islands

Byron Harmony Festival is coming back to Mullumbimby on Saturday 21 March, with a special focus on the Solomon Islands this year.

Harmony Day congrats

Yvonne Jessup, Byron Bay.  Compliments to Judy Shelley and Harmony team 2018 for a comprehensive and inspiring multicultural program of dance, music, storytelling, costumes, cuisines,...

Byron Harmony Day comes to Mullumbimby

Harmony Day celebrations are coming to Mullumbimby this year for the first time on Saturday, April 28.

Harmony on the way to Byron Bay

The Byron Harmony Festival will be celebrated at Byron’s Main Beach Park this Saturday, April 2, from 11am to 9pm. Performers will include Steve Manoa, Lucy Gallant, Happy Africa Vadoom International and Bunyarra Dance Group.

Kids have Harmony in the Pocket

Harmony Day was celebrated at the Pocket Public School last Wednesday March 16, which principal Will Glasson said attracted about 100 family and community members.

A fond farewell

It’s with heavy, but hopeful hearts that the Band Called Stereo is parting ways. The group are taking different paths as musicians which they hope will make the journeys beneficial for them all – Cinnamon and Leo are going to university, Floyd has a new project ‘Coffee Teeth’, and Kiarn is in the band Nuexit.

The Light Eternal

Specialist chamber choir, Vox Caldera, is directed by Nicholas Routley and was formed in 2012. It is resident at the Northern Rivers Conservatorium, in Lismore, and has gained a reputation as one of the Northern Rivers’ premium choral ensembles.

Out of the ordinary

Looking for a night out that’s anything but ordinary? Look no further than the Brunswick Picture House, where the quirky meets the fabulous!

Good feels for Goldfeels

Dan Kelly isn’t just a songwriter; he’s a world-builder. The multiple ARIA and AMP Award nominee’s albums arrive after years of refinement, craftwork and tinkering. The music goes far beyond anything obvious or straight ahead, to encompass the nexus of Dan’s idiosyncratic perspective, unerring gift for character portraiture and impressionistic storytelling.