Few cities are so abundant with forest-like parks, coastal walks and beaches as Sydney, which is best explored on foot. If you do one hike here, the Hermitage Foreshore track has it all. The trail offers a side of Sydney’s eastern suburbs most visitors don’t see. Grand old houses meet lush bush, calm water, endless … [Read more…]
With the bye signalling the middle of the season for the AFL clubs, The Inner Sanctum looks at the clubs and analyses how their draftees and recruits have slotted in. The next teams to face the music are Adelaide, Collingwood, Essendon, Hawthorn, Melbourne and West Coast. Last week Geelong and Gold Coast were analysed, you can read … [Read more…]
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AAPJun 19, 2023, 12:26 PM2 Minute Read Hawthorn captain James Sicily has failed in his bid to overturn a three-match ban for the dangerous tackle that led to Brisbane Lions midfielder Hugh McCluggage’s concussion. Sicily was suspended by the tribunal last week after the match review officer graded the round-13 incident as careless conduct, severe … [Read more…]
He’s heir to a wealthy Italian smallgoods dynasty in Australia, yet little else is known about Paul-Charles ‘PC’ Valmorbida, the art entrepreneur linked to Hollywood’s elite. Before he was a flashy New York art dealer photographed alongside international glitterati, Valmorbida was a Melbourne schoolboy and a third generation scion of a family with a $500million … [Read more…]
Opera Australia will reprise its highly acclaimed digital production of Verdi’s famous Aida at the Sydney Opera House this June. Hailed as “the future of opera” by the Canberra Critics Circle when it premiered in 2018, this jaw-dropping spectacular was the first production in the world to revolutionise opera with digital screens, bringing the art … [Read more…]
Throughout the 2023 NPL SA season, Front Page Football looks at each week’s big winners and losers from the action-packed South Australian top flight. Below are our picks from round seventeen. Alex Mullen celebrates restoring Campbelltown City’s lead against Croydon FC. (Ken Carter) The Winners Yared Abetew breaks FK Beograd’s losing streak After finding … [Read more…]
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When a music festival takes place in a winery, it already has two of the three fest essentials taken care of before it even announces its lineup: an ace location and booze. But, that doesn’t mean that Grapevine Gathering slouches on talent. The acts hitting its stages around the country are always chosen to impress, … [Read more…]
Activists from the Campaign Against Racism and Fascism (CARF) have announced they will protest Donald Trump Jr’s upcoming event in Melbourne on 11 July if he is allowed into the country to speak. Trump Jr was recently slammed by Australian Associated Press (AAP) Factcheck for spreading false claims on Sydney radio that a majority of … [Read more…]