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Mon 6 Jul 2026 to Sun 12 Jul 2026

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Headwater from Finnish/Australian double bassist, vocalist and composer Helen Svoboda.

Sun 5 Jul 2026 to Sun 12 Jul 2026

NAIDOC Week 2026 runs from Sunday July 5 - Sunday July 12.

Mon 29 Jun 2026 to Sun 5 Jul 2026

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Please, the latest release from Berlin-based DJ Plead.

Mon 22 Jun 2026 to Sun 28 Jun 2026

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Pt. Roadknight, the new full length release from luminous folk diviner Leah Senior.

Mon 15 Jun 2026 to Sun 21 Jun 2026

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Where Do You Come From?, the ninth studio album from trailblazing vocal duo Vika & Linda.

Sun 14 Jun 2026

Reclink Community Cup will return to Victoria Park, Abbotsford, on Sunday 14 June.

Thu 11 Jun 2026

Naarm group Sacred Cowboys formed in early 1982 by lead singer-songwriter Garry Gray and Mark Ferrie on bass, both drawing from their experiences in the local post-punk scene - Gray from the proto-punk outfit Negatives and Ferrie from the new wave band The Models. The band's name was inspired by the 'Sacred Cows' characters from an episode of the 1960s TV show Get Smart, reflecting their iconoclastic approach that rejected genre labels, fashion trends and commercial hype in favor of boundary-pushing rock music. 

Mon 8 Jun 2026 to Sun 14 Jun 2026

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Terra Ignota, the long-awaited new full length release from elusive Naarm-based fusion ensemble Krakatau.

Mon 1 Jun 2026 to Sun 7 Jun 2026

This week’s PBS Feature Album is the improvised electronica release, Downtempo 1, from the newly formed Tony Soprano Band.

Wed 27 May 2026 to Wed 3 Jun 2026

National Reconciliation Week 2026 runs May 27 to June 3.

This year's Reconciliation Week theme is All In. It's a call for every Australian to commit wholeheartedly to reconciliation, not just this week, but every single day. Reconciliation isn't something that happens on its own, and it's not the sole responsibility of First Nations people, who have carried that weight for far too long. It asks something of all of us.