Lisa Rockman

She also shares her opinion on social media age restrictions.

Myf Warhurst is hosting a special one-off music television event.

His new live show is called Authentic Stupidity.

It's a show about rugby league, concussion, CTE ... and poetry

They'll be on stage on day one of the two-day festival.

It's called Billion Dollar Playground and it premieres early 2025

Chocol'art Exhibition, this weekend only at The Creator Incubator

The hilarious Felicity Ward talks about being the new 'boss'

Hunter Drama students talk about Mary Poppins

The proposed works are assessed as having 'nil heritage impact'.

Turner's creativity spanned painting, photography and sculpture

The Life of Brian star is coming to Newcastle in November

Louisiana Dreamin doesn't hold back on the flavour.

'Nature is the difference between feeling caged and feeling free'

The eatery's in the best destination dining category.

The couple opened the restaurant in 2003 with partner Karl Foxe.

With a debut EP about to drop and gig offers rolling in, life is good for Newcastle four-piece Camino Gold. The genre-bending indie-pop surf rockers will release their self-titled debut - and new single Moving Out - at King Street Newcastle on Friday, July 12, before hitting the road for gigs in Sydney and Queensland. Camino Gold’s laid-back sound has drawn comparisons with Sticky Fingers, The Strokes, Gang of Youths and Ocean Alley. “The plan is to keep playing shows, and we’re writing songs a…

Mad Poet, a fried chicken and beer dinner, and more foodie news

Vera Wine and the hatted Humbug restaurant are celebrating Christmas in July with a retro-themed dinner and ugly festive jumpers. The uglier the better. Josh and Florence Distefano (Vera Wine) and Michael Portley and Stephanie Wells (Humbug) collaborated last year for a Winter Solstice dinner featuring rare wines from the Jura region of Switzerland. “We absolutely love working with Steph and Mike from Humbug. They have a very similar vision to us on how events should be run so it’s a dream com…

Fresh produce delivery service Good & Fugly is bringing its fight against food waste to Newcastle. Boxes of imperfect - but still seasonal and fresh - fruit and vegetables are being delivered to homes and workplaces across the city and surrounding suburbs. Good & Fugly co-founder Richard Tourino says his customers pay up to 30 per cent less than people ordering fruit and vegetables for delivery from supermarkets and, at the same time, are doing the planet a favour. “Up to 45 per cent of…