Countdown to Miss Saigon
From the creators of Les Miserables, Miss Saigon is a thrilling and tragic international sensation, an emotionally epic masterpiece which has transfixed audiences around…
The Invisibility Issue: Homelessness | Nathanial Leigh and his Christmas Lunch for the Homeless
While most boys his age were playing Halo and dreaming about their first car, Nathanial Leigh was educating himself about homelessness on the Gold…
The Invisibility Issue: Homelessness | Why are women at risk?
On Census night 2011 there were 105,237 people experiencing homelessness, with 45,813 or 44% of those people being women. While more males were homeless…
The Invisibility Issue: Homelessness | Grant Richards’ story
Grant Richards is a cheerful, blue-eyed man with a warm smile and a friendly demeanour. You would never know from talking to him that…
The Invisibility Issue: Homelessness | Homelessness and Youth
The 2011 Census tells us 19,858 persons were homeless in Queensland and, of these: 27% were children under 18 years and about 40% were…
Birds and Things: Deb Mostert Talks Treasured Items
This month Lorraine Pilgrim presents Vogels en Dingen, an exhibition by artist and long-time friend Deb Mostert. The title is the Dutch translation of…
$1 million trust solidifies philanthropic legacy for photography
The Arts Centre Gold Coast has acquired the administration of a one million dollar trust fund bestowed by Mrs Win Schubert AO. The announcement…
A Beautiful Noise For Nepal
Emmy award winning songstress Toni Childs and her band had been out of Nepal for 36 hours when the first devastating earthquake struck. Deeply…
Voices In Paradise
At seventeen years old, self-taught guitarist Jonathan Albertini barely knew about things like musical theory and a cappella harmony. Then, at the insistence of…
Strong, Not So Silent
While the other sixteen-year-old Irish lads of Omagh, Ireland were busy trying to get dates and driver’s licences, Andrew Strong was being catapulted to…