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James Valentine remembered as 'wonderful human being' at public memorial
The veteran broadcaster’s family, friends and loyal listeners gathered in Sydney Town Hall to pay tribute to the 64-year-old who died last month, two years after he was diagnosed with cancer. Source link
Centralian Eisteddfod seeking funding support amid future uncertainty
The Centralian Eisteddfod Council has raised the alarm about funding challenges, which could mean the event will cease after next year. Source link
This comedian has 1.7m followers. He doesn't think it's real
As a comedian with legions of fans on social media, Will Gibb wishes he didn’t still feel the need to legitimise himself. But he does. Source link
Our critics can't stop listening to these 10 albums from May
From long-awaited comebacks to First Nations glam rock and genre-defying polymaths, May was stacked with excellent new releases. Source link
Aussie rocker-turned-game developer restores lost art of the mixtape
Melbourne’s Johnny Galvatron gave up the rockstar life to become a BAFTA-winning game developer. Now, his studio’s latest release, Mixtape, re-imagines the music game as an eclectic playlist of genres and mechanics. Source link
The surprising city claiming to be Australia's street art capital
Artists say Darwin has surpassed Melbourne as Australia’s street art capital, with work underway on a fresh round of murals across the Top End city. Source link
The most influential female composers in history and today
From Hildegard von Bingen to Hildur Guðnadóttir, here are some of the most influential women of the music world in history and today. Source link
Torquay wagtails increasing in numbers around the world
A Victorian artist paints hundreds of willie wagtails a week to give away locally and now they’re popping up all over the world. Source link
Quiz: Can you identify Aussie TV shows from a single frame?
How well do you know your Neighbours from your Deadloch? Take our single-frame Australian TV quiz to find out. Source link
Why this photo has been terrifying the internet for years
Forget about slashers and body horror — the next evolution of fright stems from an fluorescent-lit room. Source link