Latest articles by Georgie Atkins
PSC launches future-focused Bachelor of Screen Media
Southbank News sat down with course convenor Nic Kocher at Photography Studies College (PSC) to discuss his new Bachelor of Screen Media course.
Read MoreAcclaimed American duo bring new album Woodland to Melbourne
Following the release of their latest album, Gillian Welch and David Rawlings delighted audiences with a mesmerising run of shows at Arts Centre Melbourne’s Hamer Hall, offering fans an intimate glimpse into the heart of Woodland.
Read MoreSouthbank to welcome new 56-storey residential tower from Salvo
A major new residential development is coming to Southbank, with property developer Salvo set to build a 56-storey tower at 42 Moray Street.
Read More2024 Melbourne Awards honour local trailblazers
The 2024 Melbourne Awards, held on November 9, celebrated prominent figures from the city, presenting them with Melbourne’s highest honour in recognition of their exceptional contributions to the community.
Read MoreRecital Centre keeping the cultural conversation vital, says new artist-in-residence
Music is in the blood for Melbourne Recital Centre’s 2025 artist-in-residence Robin Fox.
Read MoreGrey Goose unveils new Altius vodka and bespoke menu at Le Martini
Australia’s leading premium vodka has announced the launch of its latest high-end innovation, Grey Goose Altius, in collaboration with renowned bartender Giorgio Bargiani. Together, they’ve crafted a one-of-a-kind martini menu, available exclusively at Le Martini, the world’s first standalone Grey Goose bar.
Read MoreSouthbank’s secret military library
Tucked away in an 1860s heritage building at Victoria Barracks lies the state’s premier military library, boasting a remarkable collection of more than 35,000 items.
Read MoreVCA’s Shannon Owens makes a powerful new film, Left Write Hook
Shannon Owens is an educator at the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) and the filmmaker behind Left Write Hook, a compelling documentary that explores a groundbreaking program combining boxing and creative writing as a means of healing.
Read MoreTony Clark: Unsculpted: 40 years of work in a landmark exhibition
Buxton Contemporary proudly presents its latest exhibition; Tony Clark: Unsculpted, featuring more than 100 works spanning four decades by one of Australia’s most esteemed artists.
Read MoreTeam Wood announces $3 million Hotels for Homeless plan
Lord Mayoral candidate Arron Wood is set to provide $3 million to establish Hotels for Homeless; a program aimed at offering crisis accommodation to those sleeping rough in Melbourne.
Read MoreTeam Wood’s plan to transform Southbank Promenade
Lord Mayoral candidate Arron Wood wants to revitalise Southbank Promenade as part of a $28 million High Street Upgrade program, which will support hundreds of local businesses.
Read More“I’m not doing it for anyone else”: Jacob Lewis embarks on a professional photography journey
For Jacob Lewis, photography has always been a personal pursuit. However, after enrolling in a Bachelor of Photography program at Photography Studies College (PSC), he’s eager to transform his passion into a professional career.
Read MoreMelbourne Theatre Company unveils “biggest and boldest” season to date
Melbourne Theatre Company (MTC) is gearing up for an exciting 2025 season, showcasing 13 productions throughout the year that celebrate Australian talent, innovative new works, and timeless classics.
Read MoreGlenn Inglis reflects on a storied music career
Glenn Inglis, who captured attention in the July edition of Southbank News with his pet rabbit, Hoppy, now steps into the spotlight to chat about his extensive career in the music industry.
Read MoreRay White Southbank team braves the winter cold in support of Vinnies CEO Sleepout
The Ray White Southbank team has made its community proud, raising more than $19k for the St Vincent de Paul Society as part of the annual Vinnies CEO Sleepout on June 20.
Read MoreA Hoppy ending
Meet Hoppy; the first rabbit to ever feature in Pet’s Corner for Southbank News.
Read MoreLions roar at 2024 International Parade of Nations
The 2024 International Parade of Nations took over the King’s Domain parkland on June 22, kicking off the 106th Lions International Convention in Melbourne.
Read MoreNGV unveils blockbuster ancient Egyptian exhibition
The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) presents Pharaoh, a landmark exhibition celebrating ancient Egyptian art and culture spanning 3000 years, running until October 6.
Read MoreAcclaimed Shakespeare reimagining premieres at Malthouse
Following successful seasons internationally, Macbeth (An Undoing) is set to debut in Australia at Malthouse Theatre on July 5.
Read MoreLeith Young embarks on new chapter at PSC
While Leith Young has worked in trades for most of his life, he has finally chosen to follow his passion and embark on a photography career.
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