Complete guide to Australian Tattoo Expo in Brisbane
We’ve compiled the ultimate guide to the Australian Tattoo Expo, including the feature artists, which is being held in Brisbane from June 9-11.
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Amazons, Regent Theatre, Milton Bowl – what happened to Brisbane’s icons
This is the inside story on some of Brisbane’s most famous vanishing icons – from the trams to Milton Bowl, the Regent Theatre and Amazons Aquatic Adventureland.
Haunted horrors: Inside Brisbane’s most infamous decrepit buildings
From scary strip clubs to alarming asylums, these are the decrepit ruins – once bustling businesses and community hubs – that now give Brisbane residents chills.
GALLERY: Australian Beach Volleyball Schools Cup
Students from all over the country competed on day one of the Australian Beach Volleyball Schools Cup at Coollangatta Beach on Friday. SEE THE GALLERY
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Designer takes macramé to the runway
Jodie Whittaker takes macramé to new heights with her wall hangings and award-winning avant-garde fashions.
Pixies postpone sell-out tour amid coronavirus concerns
US alternative rock band Pixies has postponed their remaining Australian tour dates amid concerns about coronavirus.
‘Legendary humour, great talent’: Artist remembered
Three weeks before his death, indigenous artist Laurie Nilsen was still drawing crowds to see his ‘legendary’ works in what was to be the final exhibition during his lifetime.
Trend dubbed the ‘new tattoo’ coming to Brisbane
The latest accessory taking the fashion world by storm costs as little as $160, it goes on and stays on and unlike a tattoo you won’t feel a thing. Find out where you can get yours in Brisbane this month.
‘Fart cloud’, mozzies spoil brew-pub splendour
The site looks incredible with an outdoorsy beer garden overlooking the water, tables virtually shaded by mangroves and the Gateway Bridge looming over the whole shebang … but what’s that smell?
‘Everything is art’: Sculptor Marc Clark, 96, honoured with major exhibition
His sculptures are Australian landmarks, and at 96, Marc Clark is still at work north of Brisbane. A retrospective of his work will be the first major exhibition at the new $5.5 million Redcliffe Art Gallery opening this year.
Look up with Brisbane’s backyard astronomers
Why stay earthbound when a telescopic lens can open up a universe of possibilities? Enjoy the view with Brisbane’s backyard astronomers.
Keeping the beats from London to Brooklyn
Hot Chip guitarist and synthesiser player Al Doyle talks about juggling duties between two bands on either side of the Atlanic.
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