CONCERTS, theatre and performing arts will shine during the month-long North Australian Festival of Arts, kicking off this weekend.

THERE’S no easy solution to the flying fox problem at Dan Gleeson Memorial Gardens, but it doesn’t mean Troy Thompson won’t have a good crack at moving them on.

Council election forums will take a different shape in 2020, as community groups host candidates online amid COVID-19 constraints.

"Forget traditions of tiptoeing through unnervingly silent galleries and viewing paintings from afar," instructs the introduction to This exhibition at the Royal Hall of Industries in Moore Park takes these uncertainties out of the picture by taking the audience through a "large-scale,

Te Pūtea Matua – latest stress test of New Zealand’s banks illustrates the benefit and necessity of shoring up bank capital in the good times to provide resilience. The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated that large shocks can occur with very little warning.

Why not make it 100% by 2070? Via Bill Evans at Westpac: Westpac expects mild (5%) dwelling price correction through to late 2021 to be followed by 15% surge over the next two years. To date our view

SURF Life Saving Queensland warns the lives of beachgoers will be “at risk” at the height of summer when the Government’s multimillion-dollar funding deal dries up.

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The community sector is approaching "crisis point", as the JobSeeker coronavirus supplement and JobKeeper wage subsidy are set to be wound back at the end of the month, the peak body for the sector has warned.

A message from Leeds' higher education leaders, students' union leaders and the city council: During September, we warmly welcome students back