Last night saw the launch of “Women of Notes” at Transit.
It’s BMA Magazine’s push to even up the gender imbalance in music.
The next one is going to be on 8 September.
David Howe took this great set of photos:
And here’s a taste of the music:
Traffic jam concerns: Cheyne rejects pitch for lights at retirement village entrance
brianf8 hours ago
That's half-true. There are no extra traffic lights in the TC-promoted idea that the tram will be an… View
Andrew Kristoffersen1 day ago
Emma Bainbridge unfortunately that could be very true, set it up that they offer everything there at… View
Capital Retro1 day ago
Good point Mary. View
More buses urged to replace interrupted light rail services as commuters left stranded
Roger S8 hours ago
Why on earth does this take 2 weeks? The tracks and wires already exist just past the Alinga St… View
David Brown18 hours ago
In Kraków they have an extensive tram network. Often buses use parts of the tramway. It makes… View
David Tamplin20 hours ago
Take some from phillip - what a relief that would be!! View
Changes made to Yarralumla shops proposal but size still matters
Julian Hamstead9 hours ago
Wouldn't the trades involved in the demolition & construction actually be good for the businesses… View
Betty-Mae Baxter11 hours ago
Looks great View
Kal Slater10 hours ago
This looks lovely, what's the fuss? View
Commonwealth royal commission into Bondi was the only choice
Chris Johnson10 hours ago
I'm more often than not labelled in these comments as a 'left wing hack' and this a 'left wing rag'.… View
David Watson10 hours ago
You must be right Chris - you obviously feel any one who is not a mainstream commentator does not… View
Penfold17 hours ago
Not a bad article Chris, some good reasoning there. But the statement “The long list of celebrity… View
