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MaggZ's New Reality At Melbourne's Immigration Museum - Vimarsana News

MaggZ's New Reality At Melbourne's Immigration Museum

Transport yourself into a New Reality by stepping into the Long Room of the Immigration Museum to view a "multi-sensory futurist installation" by Chinese-born movement artist MaggZ.

AFLW Pride Game Kicks Off In Sydney - Star Observer - Vimarsana News

AFLW Pride Game Kicks Off In Sydney - Star Observer

Ahead of this Sunday's Pride Game in Sydney, Star Observer spoke with Sydney Swans player Brooke Lochland on the upcoming match, and the significance of pride game for the team and their fans.

Hour Of The Wolf Is Here - Star Observer - Vimarsana News

Hour Of The Wolf Is Here - Star Observer

Malthouse Theatre will be seeing out their blockbuster 2023 season with a bite with Hour of the Wolf, an immersive experience featuring a cast of 11 performers and a staggering 12 locations constructed at full scale. 

The Imperial Erskineville Introduces Weekly Drag Brunch - Vimarsana News

The Imperial Erskineville Introduces Weekly Drag Brunch

Following community feedback, the iconic Queer venue The Imperial Erskineville, is introducing a weekly drag brunch. The Imperial's Fancy Feast Drag Brunch will take place every Saturday between 1pm - 3pm, starting November 4.

Saturday 21st, October, 2023: Assoc. Prof James McMahon & Dr Jillian Lau, TITAN HIV/AIDS Cure Trials - Vimarsana News

Saturday 21st, October, 2023: Assoc. Prof James McMahon & Dr Jillian Lau, TITAN HIV/AIDS Cure Trials

Assoc. Prof James McMahon & Dr Jillian Lau, TITAN HIV/AIDS Cure Trials, from the Alfred’s Infectious Diseases team, aimed to determine if drugs involved in the treatment of other medical conditions could also play a positive role in the treatment of HIV.

Source: joy.org.au