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Date Time Study of Queensland Music Trails explores social impact of regional music festivals A new study by the University of Southern Queensland dives deep into music festivals in regional areas Music festivals and cultural experiences are becoming increasingly popular events in regional and remote Australia, but who gets the most out of them – the visiting tourists, the performers, or the host communities? Senior Research Fellow at the University of Southern Queensland’s Institute for Re...

Paul Kelly, Kate Ceberano to headline inaugural Broken Hill Mundi Mundi Bash music festival ThuThursday 11 updated ThuThursday 11 MarMarch 2021 at 6:35am The Big Red Bash will hold its first sibling event on the Mundi Mundi Plains in August. ( Share Print text only Cancel Organisers of the worlds most remote major music festival, the Birdsville Big Red Bash, have confirmed it will expand to a second location north of Silverton in outback New South Wales. Key points: It is tipped to bring 10,000...

You need an investing roadmap Image source: Getty Images Oh, the beer was incidental. Promise!  See, we got together to start planning our mid-year holiday. For the past couple of years, my family has used the winter school holidays to head bush for a driving holiday. Last year, COVID-restricted, we did the Darling River Run — visiting the Menindee Lakes, Broken Hill, White Cliffs, Bourke, Brewarrina and Dubbo. The prior year — when state borders were more curiosity t...

From a group of Australians fighting to find overcome their stutters to a year in the life of three drag queens and a visit to the iconic outback town of Birdsville, the new season of Untold Australia again showcases gripping stories from across the nation. This is the fifth season of the series, which has previously shared engaging and thought-provoking tales including Outback Rabbis and Love Me As I Am (catch up on these and more in seasons three and four, streaming now at SBS On Demand). T...

Birdsville Or Bust follows the story of the isolated and iconic Australian outback town of Birdsville. The town's population of just over 100 people mushrooms twice a year.