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The new draft of the religious discrimination bill was unanimously backed by the Coalition joint partyroom yesterday, and a plan by Woodside and BHP to develop a gas field off the coast of WA has received bipartisan support.

A new whimsical rainbow display has popped up with a maze of stunning lit arches guests can wander through until 10pm at night.

Close watchers of politics and culture say the African crime “crisis” provides an uncomfortable lesson for politicians and the media. In its wake are scarred communities and a big law and order bill for taxpayers.

Close watchers of politics and culture say the African crime “crisis” provides an uncomfortable lesson for politicians and the media. In its wake are scarred communities and a big law and order bill for taxpayers.

A boost for cafes and restaurants, bigger Christmas events, pop-up attractions and new business support will turbo-charge the CBD’s recovery as

James Packer has shared a moving tribute to his family friend, Bert Newton, after his death last Saturday at the age of 83. 

Let the good times roll at these 12 new restaurants, bars and beer gardens.

Bert Newton will be laid to rest at Melbournes St Patricks Cathedral next Friday, a new report has revealed. 

The Aboriginal people have been connected to the land we now call Australia for thousands of years. Take a road trip around Victoria to explore the world’s oldest living culture.

A draft proposal outlines a plan for a cultural centre that could house the nation’s first “Black Parliament” and serve as a cultural hub.