A hidden gem uncovered: The east’s very own school of rock
Hidden behind an unsuspecting red door on Victoria St is the Kings Cross Conservatorium — where high profile music managers are waiting for the next big thing to burst onto the scene.
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Why Richard Haigh is closing Cafe Parterre
An inside look at the local institution attracting royalty from the eastern suburbs and further afield since 1985 ahead of its seismic transformation.
Meet the Bondi mum bringing Muriel’s Wedding to the world
At the centre of the runaway success of Muriel’s Wedding, Strictly Ballroom, Moulin Rouge and King Kong in theatres across the world is a mum-of-two from Bondi — Carmen Pavlovic.
Revealed: The east’s Queen’s Birthday Honours recipients
From judges to CEO’s and an everyday local hero — the east has had a whopping haul on the Queen’s Birthday Honours. SEE THE FULL LIST HERE.
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High school innovators take to challenge
GRIFFITH University is helping young innovators reach their full potential with its regular GLO @ Logan Entrepreneurial Innovation Challenge.
Logan’s multicultural life through the lens
A NEW photographic project by Griffith University photography lecturer Dr Isaac Brown aims to capture the people and places that make Logan a captivating melting pot of cultures and backgrounds.
Building a better future for Logan
LOGAN has so much to offer, which is why Albert & Logan News is throwing a spotlight on the city’s assets in this feature series called Future Logan.
‘Most disgraceful episode ever in rugby league’
AS the North Sydney Bears prepare to celebrate their 110th birthday during this weekend’s NSW Cup clash with Newtown, a documentary-maker is hunting for “real answers” on why the club was booted out of the NRL in 1999.
Life and death: What can still go wrong in Thai rescue
RISING waters. Falling oxygen. Hypothermia. The first boys may have been pulled from a flooded Thai cave. But those that remain now face even greater dangers.
Pyjama Girl murder still shrouded in mystery
THE murder victim was preserved in formalin and put on public display as police struggled to identify her. Ten years later they had finally snared a killer, but did they have the right victim?
Glenn Shorrock’s rock ‘n’ roll life
SINGER Glenn Shorrock on why the ghost of the Little River Band still haunts him as he releases an autobiography, Now, Where Was I?
The man who ate his mates
FEAR. Hunger. Desperation. Shame. Eight starving escapees lost in the bush, picking each other off for food. It happened in Australia.
The next generation: SA’s budding footy stars
IT is considered South Australia’s finest teenage football class in more than a quarter of a century — read The Advertiser’s exclusive interactive profiles on all of our top AFL prospects.
State Development’s lead role in Logan
STATE Development Minister Cameron Dick is a Logan local and determined to play a role in the city growing as a bustling metropolis.
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