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Hollywood writers strike over after five months

Hollywood writers strike over after five months

The Writers Guild of America has voted to accept a deal, which means the strike is over and writers will be free to return to work.

Traditional owner challenges Woodside's seismic testing

Traditional owner challenges Woodside's seismic testing

Traditional owner challenges Woodside's seismic testing

Traditional owner challenges Woodside's seismic testing

A judge has reserved his decision in a Mardudhunera woman's court challenge to Woodside's Scarborough Gas Project seismic blasting plans.

Hollywood writers prepare for partial return to work

Hollywood writers prepare for partial return to work

Hollywood writers prepare for partial return to work

Hollywood writers prepare for partial return to work

While actors remain on strike, late-night and daytime talk shows are awaiting the Hollywood writers' union's green light to resume production.

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Technicolour quilts sewing a path to financial freedom

Technicolour quilts sewing a path to financial freedom

A new program is offering single mothers on parenting benefits the chance to start their own businesses for greater freedom and flexibility.

Tentative deal to end the Hollywood writers strike

Tentative deal to end the Hollywood writers strike

Hollywood's writers may soon return to their laptops, if a new deal with the major film and tv studios is accepted by members of the Writers Guild of America.

Major development planned for iconic brewery site

Major development planned for iconic brewery site

Two years after the last pints were poured at the century-old West End brewery in Adelaide, the state government has revealed plans for a major redevelopment.

Writers, studios talks may get a deal over the line

Writers, studios talks may get a deal over the line

After a fourth day of talks, sources say talks between striking writers and the heads of major Hollywood studios may be closing in on a deal.

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Soundtrack stars in Stray Gods video game experiment

Soundtrack stars in Stray Gods video game experiment

Soundtrack stars in Stray Gods video game experiment

Soundtrack stars in Stray Gods video game experiment

Australian gaming outfit Summerfall Studios is getting rave reviews for its musical roleplay release Stray Gods, which features music from Tripod and Montaigne.

No deal yet as US writers talks enter third day

No deal yet as US writers talks enter third day

No deal yet as US writers talks enter third day

No deal yet as US writers talks enter third day

As the Hollywood writers strike enters its 144th day, talks between writers and union leaders have yet to secure a deal.

Organisers hit right notes to boost piano's popularity

Organisers hit right notes to boost piano's popularity

Organisers hit right notes to boost piano's popularity

Organisers hit right notes to boost piano's popularity

The organisers of a prestigious piano competition have founded a new organisation to promote the instrument across Australia.

Dark Mofo dims lights on 2024 but vows brighter rebirth

Dark Mofo dims lights on 2024 but vows brighter rebirth

Dark Mofo dims lights on 2024 but vows brighter rebirth

Dark Mofo dims lights on 2024 but vows brighter rebirth

Organisers of Hobart winter festival Dark Mofo have announced the event will be put on pause in 2024 so it can reshape for the future.

Refugees race against time in new Australian TV series

Refugees race against time in new Australian TV series

Refugees race against time in new Australian TV series

Refugees race against time in new Australian TV series

A new teen ABC series is putting the experience of refugees on temporary visas front and centre on Australian screens for the first time.

Striking writers, Hollywood studios resume negotiations

Striking writers, Hollywood studios resume negotiations

Striking writers, Hollywood studios resume negotiations

Striking writers, Hollywood studios resume negotiations

The Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers have met for a second day of talks to try to resolve their issues.

Aussie Eurovision star Estrin reveals cancer diagnosis

Aussie Eurovision star Estrin reveals cancer diagnosis

Aussie Eurovision star Estrin reveals cancer diagnosis

Aussie Eurovision star Estrin reveals cancer diagnosis

"Last week I was dealt some life-altering news: I've been diagnosed with cancer," Voyager lead singer Danny Estrin has revealed.

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Bell chimes in with a Succession plan fit for a king

Bell Shakespeare is staging its first production of the Bard's classic play King Lear in 13 years, as part of its 2024 season.

Bookworms turn page in bid to rekindle reading for fun

With fewer Australians sticking their nose in a book, a symposium is workshopping how to rekindle interest in reading among people of all ages.

Striking writers, Hollywood studios to meet again

The Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers have held talks for the first time in about a month.

First Bob Ross TV painting for sale at $A16 million

A Walk In The Woods, the very first painting Bob Ross completed on his popular TV show in 1983, is for sale for nearly $A16 million.

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UK's Channel 4, BBC launch probes into Russell Brand

The BBC and Channel 4 have launched investigations into comedian Russell Brand's time at their channels, along with removing his content from their platforms.

Bid to lure in new audiences for Melbourne Fashion Week

New venues have been added to Melbourne Fashion Week festivities with a greater focus on attracting new audiences.

Pharaohs loom large in trove of ancient Egyptian wonder

From intricate jewellery to remnants of giant statues, a trove of ancient treasures from the time of the pharaohs is making its way to Australia.

Ticket price pain with Aussies seeing fewer live shows

The tyranny of distance and ticket prices have been identified as factors in Australians attending fewer arts events since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Angry concept band becomes next Wiggles in Bananaland

The new musical Bananaland, by Kate Miller-Heidke and Keir Nuttall, has its world premiere as part of the Brisbane Festival.

All roads lead to Ramsay St for Neighbours reboot

Australian soapie Neighbours is returning to Channel Ten and Amazon, with Guy Pearce as Mike Young, but it's unclear how long the Hollywood star will feature.

Gunbalanya community hosts Stone Country festival

The Stone Country Festival is the major cultural event for West Arnhem Land and Kakadu, featuring bands, art, sports and traditional Indigenous ceremonies.

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