While Queensland’s capital was a shoo-in to snare the Games for 2032, it was still a bloody nice bit of news for Aussies to celebrate.

Following the festival’s cancellation last year, the event was slated to make a comeback on 6 August. However, Sydney’s world-famous light show will now have to wait a little longer.

Around 20,000 people attended the festival over two days, so it’s lucky there haven’t been more positive cases come from it.

There will be some Aussie talent on show at this once-in-a-generation, 24-hour global event. However, that’s not to suggest Manpower will be doing a routine.

The hotel giant has gone and done a little collab with Karen Bolinger and her team at the PCMA to offer some stellar training to business event planners.

For the first time in history, the Olympic Games are set to be carried out with no audience.

Can’t quite get your head around what that headline means? Looks like you’ll have to read on to find out.

The speaker, known as “the Rev”, was busted breaking quarantine to perform in Fremantle after already speaking at an event in Perth.

A novelty-sized leaving card has done the rounds at Diversified Communications after one of its longstanding staffers announced her departure.

After the Maroons’ dismal performance last week, at least this will give Queenslanders something to cheer about.

The coveted event, which Tourism Whitsundays partnered on, was reportedly cut short by an hour-and-a-half following a medical emergency.

It wouldn’t be a Fashion Week without controversy. This time, however, it’s got nothing to do with everybody not eating.