Latest articles by Georgie Atkins
Playful new exhibition inspires young minds to imagine a better planet
A free new interactive exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) invites children to step into a playful forest-inspired world where creativity meets environmental awareness.
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Buxton Contemporary launches the veil
A major new exhibition titled the veil has opened at Buxton Contemporary, presented by the University of Melbourne.
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New chapter for Southbank: library expansion moves to consultation
A long-anticipated new chapter is under way for Southbank’s growing community, as the City of Melbourne moves ahead with plans for a significantly expanded public library and upgraded community hub.
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Driven by care: South Port Day Links keeps community connected
For almost 37 years, South Port Day Links has been quietly transforming the lives of some of the city’s most vulnerable residents.
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Ray White Southbank gears up for 2025 Vinnies CEO Sleepout
Ray White Southbank is once again stepping up in the fight against homelessness, returning to the Vinnies CEO Sleepout on June 19 with an ambitious fundraising goal of $25,000.
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My Cousin Frank: powerful solo show to make Melbourne debut for NAIDOC Week
The remarkable story of Australia’s first signed Indigenous Olympian, Francis Roy “Frank” Roberts, is coming to Melbourne this July.
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Peter McMullin appointed chair of Melbourne Recital Centre
Prominent Melbourne lawyer, businessman and philanthropist Peter McMullin AM has been appointed chair of the Melbourne Recital Centre.
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Futuristic dance and cosmic storytelling collide in Last and First Men at MRC
A vision of humanity’s distant future will unfold on stage this June, as UK-based company Neon Dance brings its genre-defying production Last and First Men to Melbourne Recital Centre (MRC) as part of the RISING festival.
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Malthouse Theatre unveils thrilling adaptation of The Birds
A powerful new stage adaptation of The Birds is coming to Southbank this May, as Malthouse Theatre prepares to unveil its latest production.
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Southbank artist Angelina Mirabito launches residency at The Gladstone
Southbank-based artist Angelina Mirabito has been named artist-in-residence at The Gladstone, where she will lead a three-month program at the recently opened Romulus Folio Gallery.
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Unearthed: Australian Heritage Festival shines light on hidden histories
South Wharf’s Polly Woodside is at the centre of Victoria’s largest heritage celebration with the return of the Australian Heritage Festival (Victoria) in May.
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Behind the curtain of Arts Centre Melbourne
Last month, Southbank News ventured beneath the lawns of Arts Centre Melbourne to uncover the wonders of its extraordinary Collection Store.
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Country, gospel, and jazz: Emma Donovan and Paul Grabowsky’s powerful performance at MRC
Emma Donovan took to the stage at the Melbourne Recital Centre (MRC) on April 2 for A Rugged Old Cross, joined by celebrated pianist Paul Grabowsky and a stellar lineup of Melbourne jazz musicians.
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You Can’t See Speed: new ACCA exhibition blends art, sound, and motion
Greek-Australian artist Tina Stefanou is set to unveil her first major solo exhibition, You Can’t See Speed, at ACCA on April 3.
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Southbank Village has a new local member
The Liberals claimed victory in the Prahran by-election on February 8, with South Yarra resident and long-time Liberal Party member Rachel Westaway claiming the seat.
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Unlocking Australia’s performing arts history: behind-the-scenes tours of Arts Centre Melbourne’s Collections Store
Arts Centre Melbourne is not just a destination for world-class performances – it’s also home to an exclusive experience that takes you inside the heart of Australian performing arts history.
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Malthouse Comedy returns for Melbourne International Comedy Festival
Southbank’s Malthouse Theatre is set to host a stellar roster of local and international guests as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF) from March 26 to April 20, with more than 200 shows performed over 22 nights across four stages.
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Mads Barnes: exploring the art of storytelling at PSC
For Mads Barnes, photography isn’t just a hobby; it’s a passion and career in the making.
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Sunday Market relocates to Southbank Promenade
After more than 20 years positioned around the Arts Centre, Southbank’s Sunday Market, which last year relocated to Southgate, will now be situated along the scenic Southbank Promenade.
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Prahran by-election: Greens, Liberals, and independents battle for key seat
With early voting under way for the Prahran District by-election, Southbank News brings you the latest on the 11 candidates vying for the seat.
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