Pill test trial in NSW comes with a catch
The Minns government has revealed the festival to host the first pill testing service to be conducted by NSW Health.
Music Festivals
Huge move for popular Aussie festival
A major initiative to try to “save lives” is set to be rolled out at a popular Australian music festival in just a few weeks.
‘Struggling’: Another beloved Oz festival axed
There’s sad news from the organisers of yet another popular Aussie music and arts festival, despite years of rising attendance.
$50k lifeline for ‘lifeblood of communities’
Organisers of live music festivals across the country have faced a “challenging time”. That’s why this move has been called a “game changer”.
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Major UK singer to headline Aussie festival
Rumours swirled after posters were spotted across Australia last week.
Kesha to headline three-day Aussie festival
American pop star Kesha has today been announced as the musical headliner for next year’s Australian Open.
Young man dies, three hospitalised at Sydney music festival
A young man has died at the Knockout music festival in Sydney, police have confirmed, with three others hospitalised.
Man dies, three hospitalised at music festival
A young man has died at the Knockout music festival in Sydney, police have confirmed, with three others hospitalised.
New trend emerges for festival season
Thousands of music fans descended on Sydney Showgrounds on Saturday for Australia’s “largest outdoor music festival”, with a new trend taking over.
‘Essential’: Festival goers drug reform plea
Festival goers have backed calls from experts to implement a process that could ‘reduce (the) risk of people dying’ at music festivals.
Calls to address ‘degrading’ festival act
As the festival season kicks off, there are increased calls to address police strip searches which have left some music fans “humiliated” after having their “privacy and dignity robbed”.
Sign major star could headline Aussie festival
The popular Australian festival has confirmed dates and prices for the 2025 event, with fans pointing to a clue a major English singer could headline the event.
‘Bizarre’: People walk out mid-concert
Tickets for the “bizarre” concert where performers read lyrics from the ground cost up to $150 with many attendees leaving early.
Calls to address ‘disappointing’ music trend
Industry experts have called for an end to a ‘disappointing’ trend among live music events in Australia affecting more than one in five Aussies.
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