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Ulladulla is hosting several inside events and down the road in Nowra a most interesting exhibition opens.

Whether you're chasing a quiet night under the stars, a rowdy night of pub rock, or something in...

The 2023 Archibald finalists have been revealed and for the first time in the prize’s 102-year history, there are more female painters than men.

The celebrated songwriter spent years wandering the globe before returning home to a new musical incarnation.

It’s Australia’s biggest spectacle in art but this year’s 2023 Archibald Prize exhibit of finalists feels more like the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. See the works that made the final here.

Ian Moss has revealed details of his next album. ‘Rivers Run Dry’ is coming in July and here is the title track to prove it.

Songs played at Mum’s funeral: O Mio Babbino Caro – Puccini (performed by Yvonne Kenny) Into My Arms – Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds My Girl Lollypop – Bad Manners…

The morning was cool with an orange sky rising up from the east as people from across the community gathered in and around the Tailem Bend War Memorial to commemorate the service personnel who had fallen in wars past. Redgum’s ‘I Was Only Nineteen’ and Cold Chisel’s ‘Khe Sanh’ echoed from the speakers in the […]

With Anzac Day approaching, IA music man David Kowalski remembers an Aussie song that wasn’t a hit on initial release but has since assumed the status of de facto national anthem.

For two minutes and 42 seconds, Jimmy Barnes becomes the Real Wild Child Johnny O’Keefe wrote about all those years ago.