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Perth Fest: Black Brass leaves the heart feeling full

Black Brass celebrates stories of Perth’s Zimbabwean, Sudanese, South African, Central Congo, Mauritius, Nigerian, Congolese and Kenyan migrant communities on the theme of resilience.

Arylene Westlake-Jennings

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Bonnie Foster

EntertainmentFed intervention delays NSW go-kart track

Construction of a go-kart track at NSW's Mount Panorama motorsport site has been delayed, after the federal environment minister intervened at the last minute.

Tiffanie Turnbull

‘Colourful journey’Curtain call for long-time Fringe World director

Amber Hasler has announced the 2021 Fringe World Festival will be her last as director, saying ‘all good things must come to an end’ and that she ‘couldn’t be prouder’ of the hugely-popular event.

Simon Collins

EntertainmentMardi Gras rally cleared to go ahead

The NSW government has made an exemption to public health gathering restrictions for a protest for the first time, for a Saturday LGBTQI rally.

Hannah Ryan and Angelo Risso

Music icons‘The void is immeasurable’: Meldrum’s Gudinski tribute

Music icon Molly Meldrum says Michael Gudinski was his best friend in a heartbreaking personal statement, writing that he was ‘unable to translate into words what he is feeling right now’.

Lily Hoffmann

EntertainmentLost Whiteley artwork found after decades

Waves V, an ink artwork by Archibald Prize winner Brett Whiteley, has been discovered in the storage of a Tasmanian museum after going missing for decades.

Ethan James

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Ultimate TagBulldog takes on Ultimate Taggers

Parkour leads to opportunities on Ninja Warrior and, now, Ultimate Tag for Ruel DaCosta.

Pierra Willix

Music mogulsMolly’s tribute to best mate Gudinski

Describing him as his closest friend and a ‘huge influence’, Molly Meldrum has opened up about the sudden death of Michael Gudinski.

Cameron Adams

MusicAussie music star with 4.7b streams that no one recognises

Dean Lewis has had nearly five billion streams but can still go unrecognised in public. Now he reveals how success has left him feeling empty.

Cameron Adams

Sealed with a kissHome and Away: Jas takes off her wedding ring

Lewis’ feelings for Jasmine seem to be genuine but I’m already preparing myself for another heartbreak because we’d he kidding ourselves if he suddenly drops his deep hatred for Budget McDreamy.

Stephanie McKenna

Updated‘The Firm perpetuating falsehoods’: Meghan slams palace

Meghan Markle has hit out at royal insiders, telling Oprah Winfrey “there’s a lot that has been lost”.

Katy Hall, Merryn Johns

Gig reviewREVIEW: Waifs reunion a sound journey

Albany’s much-loved musical trio The Waifs rocked out to hundreds of fans last week at the first gig on their WA tour.

Kellie Balaam

Local artMigrant farmer gives art a home with grassroots group

From goat farmer to established artist, Abigail Parker has played a key role in the founding of Down South Arts and Crafts Collective

Kellie Balaam

Most PowerfulWho are the Territory’s top 100 most powerful women?

AFTER massive interest in the NT News’ 120 Most Powerful list, we’ve finally decided to bite the bullet and list the Territory’s 100 Most Powerful Women

MusicMontaigne reveals Australia’s next Eurovision song

Montaigne has released the song she hopes will win Australia the coveted Eurovision crown. It’s future pop style gives us a good shot.

Kathy McCabe

Chaotic timesDaisy Ridley heads into future

With a raft of rewrites, withering test screenings and reshoots delayed by the Marvel and Star Wars universes, the sci-fi adventure film Chaos Walking sure lived up to its name.

Ben O'Shea