The Verdict A cornerstone of the city’s sartorial community, Up There Store has long stood as the preeminent destination for the burgeoning trends of Melbourne. From ushering in the revolution of sneaker culture, streetwear, workwear and urban tech, the boutique has been instrumental in introducing renowned global labels like Norse Projects, Nike ACG, Engineered Garments and more as … [Read more…]
In what is (almost definitely) the most ground-breaking news to hit Sydney in the last 12 hours, a 3.1 magnitude earthquake, and then another light 1.5 magnitude earthquake were recorded hitting Appin in the city’s south-west. Earthquakes and Sydney don’t generally occur together in the same sentence, meaning that most of us in the city … [Read more…]
Former Adelaide United captain and Melbourne City head coach Michael Valkanis has been tasked with rebuilding Israeli giants Hapoel Tel Aviv. As he prepares to take the reins, the Australian chats to KEEPUP’s Sacha Pisani about the historic role, his vision and whether perception around Aussie coaches is changing abroad. Never had an Australian coached … [Read more…]
AVITA Medical (ASX: AVH) has achieved a ‘breakthrough approval’ with the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) by gaining pre-market approval for its RECELL system to treat vitiligo, an autoimmune disease that causes discoloration of the skin and affects around 2 per cent of the global population. This means that RECELL is the first FDA-approved therapeutic device … [Read more…]
The Brisbane Lions have jumped back into the winner’s circle this week after a 111-point demolition of the Sydney Swans in the VFL. Brighton Homes Arena played host to the Round 13 matchup with the Lions fresh off their first loss of the season. With the Lions undefeated on their home ground in 2023, captain … [Read more…]
A Melbourne pool company has permanently closed its doors, leaving some customers thousands of dollars out of pocket. Nyerse Constructions Pty Ltd, which trades under Pools R Us in Dandenong South, officially went into liquidation on June 1 according to the Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC). In an email sent to customers in late … [Read more…]
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles: UK Rejects Assange’s Appeal Against Extradition, Despite Global Campaign for Freedom The court rejected his appeal against extradition, despite mounting calls for his freedom and our PM stating once again that “enough is enough”. Click here to read the article … [Read more…]
Adelaide Festival Centre is thrilled to announce award-winning Australian stage and screen star, writer and consummate performer Virginia Gay will take on the role of Artistic Director for the 2024 Adelaide Cabaret Festival. Saturday night – during the second weekend of South Australia’s favourite winter event – two of this year’s nine co-Artistic Directors, David … [Read more…]
Australians craving a summery Italian holiday can once again enjoy non-stop flights from Perth to the Eternal City, with Qantas resuming its connection to Rome for the second year. And it won’t be the last time either, with 2024 flights greenlit to return. Bouncing off thrice weekly on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner until October 3, … [Read more…]
A 15-year-old Queensland girl injured in a car crash near Gympie has died after a week of fighting for her life, as police continue to investigate what caused the collision. Lilly Hayes, from Curra, succumbed to her injuries over the weekend. She died surrounded by family in Queensland Children’s Hospital in Brisbane. WATCH THE VIDEO … [Read more…]