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Ben Lee is having a renaissance. His new single Born For This Bullshit has just landed, and we sat down for a winding chat about his career.

The verdict on Clover Moore’s four decades in public office We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Very large text size On March 27, Clover Moore will have officially notched up 17 years as Sydney’s lord mayor. If - as expected - she is re-elected in September and serves a full term, she will have been in that office longer than Robert Menzies or Joh Bjelke-Petersen were in theirs. Younger readers would struggle to recall, but by the time she became mayor in 2004, Moore had already been in politics for two-and-a-half...

The protesters held a public rosary as they attempted to drown out the concert (Facebook/Christian Lives Matter) A group of anti-LGBT+ ‘Christian Lives Matter’ protesters staged a bizarre protest in Sydney in an attempt to drown out a gay concert. Organised by Heaps Gay, the outdoor “Live & Queer” variety performance was the scene of an ugly confrontation on the publicly-owned Cathedral Square in Sydney city centre on Saturday (22 February). The self-described “chaotic queer variety show” was the latest in a series of city-sanctioned event series making use of the public outdoor s...

Published February 21, 2021 To sign up for our daily newsletter filled with the latest news, goss and other stuff you should care about, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or, bookmark the PEDESTRIAN.TV homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. A bunch of self-described “Soldiers of Christ” held a huge, deliberately-conspicuous prayer sesh in an attempt to drown out a Heaps Gay gig happening in front of St Mary’s Cathedral in Sydney. Yes, this is unfortunately still a thing in 2021. The Saturday night concert was part of the Sunset Piazza ...

Can You Tour in a Land Down Under? Strict Rules Are Making Australasia a Reality Billboard 2/19/2021 Lars Brandle BRISBANE, Australia — After years of playing Melbourne clubs with capacities of under 1,000, the hardcore rap-metal band Dregg finally had its moment at the 2019 Brisbane Bigsound festival. Within months, the act signed with U.S. managers Adam LaRue and Jon Halperin, then booking agency Paradigm and label Epitaph Records. Everything was going great, until “all the touring and shows were canceled,” says lead singer Christopher Mackertich, who quit his day...