Conway Savage, who sadly died in 2018, was a highly respected keyboard player, composer and member of Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds.
https://t.co/8I8IbWZ3nC
THESE ARE THE WAVES: CELEBRATING THE MUSIC OF CONWAY SAVAGE
Friday 10 July at the Camelot Lounge, Marrickville
Friday 17 July at the Brunswick Ballroom, Brunswick
Saturday 18 July at Memo Music Hall, St Kilda
THESE ARE THE WAVES: CELEBRATING THE MUSIC OF CONWAY SAVAGE
Friday 10 July at the Camelot Lounge, Marrickville
Friday 17 July at the Brunswick Ballroom, Brunswick
Saturday 18 July at Memo Music Hall, St Kilda
These Future Kings formed in 1984 by friends Perry A. White and Charles Caldas, who both grew up in migrant families of Melbourne and met at Uni. The band also included Claudia White on bass, Mark Freeman on drums and Steven Johansen on saxophone and keyboards.
Today teachers in Victoria walk off the job, tomorrow ABC journalists walk off the job nationally - strike actions are back @AlboMP and that's the cost of living / inflation gut punching Australians.
A delightful clowning performance at Fool’s Paradise that captivates audiences of all ages, blending gentle humour, physical comedy and brilliant audience interaction. https://t.co/49EZ2BuXgp
National Weather Forecast: Severe Tropical #CycloneNarelle to cross the Queensland coast, mild to warm elsewhere. Video current: 2:30pm AEDT Thursday 19 March 2026.
Latest: https://t.co/4W35o8iFmh or the BOM Weather app.
A fun little brand ad that holds a sly tribute to #EdithMassey Divine's egg-loving mother, Edie from Female Trouble (1974) @PageSix
https://t.co/zESo0TGThT
Mama Does Derby (and skates on thin Ice)
Rating: ★★½
Mama Does Derby, co-created by Clare Watson and Virginia Gay, is an undeniably well-meaning production, but it is one that ultimately struggles under its own weight.
https://t.co/Y3c7QHDmDD
The Cherry Orchard #Review@adelaidefest as grand and loved as the estate is, it isn’t even large enough to facilitate a grand exit.
https://t.co/MwrIP1Cc9z
@auspost unbelievable racism and cultural bias playing out at the 5108 Australia Post shop; customers of colour waiting patiently told to wait when their turn comes up while mates of a first-named basis in the line behind them are served first.