Debbie Cuthbertson is Culture’s News Editor based in Melbourne.
“I’m just going to go on working ’til I fall over,” said the renowned British artist at the opening of his exhibition in Australia in 2016. He did just that.
The ongoing battle between acclaimed pianist Jayson Gillham and the MSO is set to move into its next phase next week as the case goes to trial.
The MTC recorded a $3.9 million deficit for 2025 after a drop in ticket revenue, subscriptions and donations and a sharp increase in costs.
Hirst, the co-founder of the Oils, had been battling cancer for several years, but he kept his energy and wit to the end, friends said.
Australian singer Rosé has become the first K-pop artist to be nominated for a Grammy Award for record of the year. The rapper Kendrick Lamar is up for nine trophies at next year’s ceremony, including record, song and album of the year, while Lady Gaga, Jack Antonoff and Cirkut have seven nominations each.
Friends and ex-colleagues say the Walkley Award-winning photographer was a tough character with a creative streak and eye for detail.
A Department of Transport spokesman has apologised and blamed “human error” on a road works incident that caused collisions between four cars and a truck and hours-long delays to drivers.
The bestselling author’s 1993 novel Tomorrow, When the War Began was a major hit that was adapted into a film and TV series.
One of Australia’s most celebrated playwrights, Melbourne writer, actor and director Ray Lawler, has died at the age of 103.
From city markets to city laneways, to tram routes, street protests, libraries and the MCG – what’s not to love?