Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and Disney Consumer Products and Interactive Media today announced details about “Cars 3: Driven to Win,” the world-class competitive racing game that features beloved characters from the upcoming Disney Pixar “Cars 3” film in an entirely new interactive experience. “Cars 3: Driven to Win” is being developed by Avalanche Software, newly…
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WBITVP Australia to Produce “Little Big Shots” for Channel Seven
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Warner Bros. International Television Production Australia (WBITVP Australia) has been commissioned by Channel Seven and is taking the hit Warner Bros. international entertainment format “Little Big Shots” down under. Comedian, actor, writer, producer and director Shane Jacobson will join the Seven family for the first time in his new role as host of “Little Big…
You are Here Festival Kicks off in Canberra
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From the 5 – 9 April, Canberra’s CBD and surrounds will be immersed in dance, poetry, music, theatre, visual art, and more as over 50 events take place in iconic venues and unexpected spaces, as the You are Here Festival is back for its seventh year in 2017. “We’re bringing together an awesome collection of…
International Tennis Coming to Alice Springs in September
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The Pro Tour Tennis International is returning to Alice Springs. Players will compete for a prize of $25,000USD from 16 to 23 September 2017 in the Alice Springs Tennis International. Department of Tourism and Culture, Executive Director Sport and Recreation, Phillip Leslie said he was thrilled to welcome the Australian Pro Tour back to the…
GC2018 Ticketing Guide Unveiled
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The largest competition events schedule in Commonwealth Games history has today been unveiled, with the Official Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games (GC2018) Ticketing Guide allowing spectators to start planning their experience ahead of ticket requests opening on 24 April. “As we celebrate our One Year to Go milestone, it is exciting to announce the largest…
St Kilda Film Festivals Special Screenings Program Announced
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An exciting preview of the upcoming 2017 St Kilda Film Festival has been released today, with the announcement of the special screenings program. City of Port Phillip Mayor, Cr Bernadene Voss commends the fantastic variety of programs and content featured in the 2017 Festival program. “The 2017 St Kilda Film Festival will this year showcase…
Indigo Lake Hits Cinemas on April 23
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Indigo Lake is a feature film produced by Brian Cobb, written & directed by Martin Simpson, starring Andrew Cutcliffe, Miranda O’Hare, Marin Mimica and Pamela Shaw. Indigo Lake is a neo-noir story of an artist, his muse, and her brutal husband, is set to thrill Australian audiences on its release in late April. In a gripping…
New Register to help find licensed contractors to repair Debbie damage
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A new Queensland Government online register will make it easier to find local, licensed contractors to start repair works in cyclone-affected areas. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said the construction industry was gearing up to help with recovery of cyclone affected homes and communities. “To make sure you can find reliable tradies, Housing and Public Works Minister…
Fork and View dinner tour launched at Uluru
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Visitors to Uluru can now experience dinner with a view of the iconic landmark while on board a double decker bus. The new Uluru Fork and View dinner tour was officially launched last night and is the brainchild of two local tour companies, SEIT Outback Australia and the Australian Transit Group (ATG). “The Uluru Fork…
Beware of Dodgy door-to-door traders after Cyclone Debbie
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The Attorney-General and Minister for Justice Yvette D’Ath is reminding Queenslanders to be alert to dodgy door-to-door traders in the wake of Cyclone Debbie. Mrs. D’Ath said while most Queenslanders looked out for each other in natural disasters, a small minority looked to take advantage of people at their most vulnerable. “After previous cyclones and…