From a new and inspired programming direction, to a hot, newly designed identity – and everything in between – Darwin Festival returns with a bang! By Claire Eltringham The highly...
If sipping on an icy cold beer or a cool glass of Savvy B, enjoying great food, and riding a carousel by the waters of Cullen Bay Marina is your...
Off The Leash's Tierney White had a chat with the lovely Thelma Plum, ahead of this weekend's National Indigenous Music Awards. This year, Plum has been nominated for two awards,...
Joined by Beccy Cole, The Radiators, Shaun Kirk, Dallas Steele Band, David Spry, Kim Koole, Jenni Boon, Kevin McCarthy’s Old Darwin Town show, Eddie Obara, and Beverley MacShannig – this...
Hailing from northeast Arnhemland, East Journey are this generation’s incarnation of pioneering Australian rockers Yothu Yindi. Like their musical forebears, East Journey walk in two worlds – the whitefella world...
OTL's Liz Trevaskis has a chat with Australian country music legend Beccy Cole, who has recently released a new album titled Sweet Rebecca, published an autobiography called Poster Girl, and...
Bernie Bremond is a singer, songwriter and saxophonsist of incredible acrumen. He has a long line of accolades to his name, including sharing the stage with seminal Australian bands like...
You know the friend you have that always tries new things, and takes you on adventures, and pushes you out of your comfort zone, and shows you things you didn’t...
Held every year under the stars at Darwin’s historic natural Amphitheatre, the National Indigenous Music Awards brings performers and audiences from all over Australia together to recognise and celebrate the...
Described as an event unlike any other, Walking With Spirits celebrates traditional Indigenous culture in one of the Territory’s most beautiful locations. By Tierney White Join the Wugularr (Beswick) community...
After three weeks talking to Australian servicemen and women in Afghanistan, artist Ben Quilty felt an overwhelming need to tell their stories. In October 2011 he became an official war...
Back for its 10th year, the ConocoPhillips Symphony at the Botanic Gardens Amphitheatre has become an annual calendar highlight, showcasing the diversity of the Darwin Symphony Orchestra who not only...
Well well well! It looks like we'll be spoilt for choice with July's Deckchair Cinema program, as this month's bill presents a swag of both Australian and International films. Treat...
Did you know you could enjoy a French film each month? If that wasn't tempting enough, you can enjoy the film accompanied by a lovely glass of French wine and...
Idyllically located on the waterfront at Tipperary Waters Marina, Frying Nemo is the perfect spot to feast upon the freshest produce from Australia’s pristine oceans. Sample barra, jewfish and banana...
OTL's Claire Eltringham speaks to Judith Lucy about her new show, Irish Catholic guilt and why she loves dancing with maracas! Hi Judith. I should warn you there’re a couple...
Throw Whitesnake, Van Halen, Poison, Guns 'n' Roses and a bunch of other 80s bands into a blender, add too much hairspray and tight spandex... and you have HäirFørce! The...
By Tierney White Originating in the 16th century in Old Mexico, the bull riding tradition has transcended the centuries, and its popularity is still prevalent throughout the world today. Each...
Barunga Festival returns this year for a special 30th Anniversary celebration. Held annually on the Queen’s Birthday Long Weekend, the remote Indigenous community of Barunga opens its doors to the...
It’s the day thousands of Territorians look forward to. After all, Territory Day is about celebrating this wonderful place we all call home. And with a community as rich and...