Noosa Heads, QLD, 4567 Australia
The Noosa Triathlon returns with a jam-packed five days of festival fun for everyone! The largest and most iconic triathlon in Australia and the biggest multi-sport festival in the southern hemisphere, the event attracts national and international competitors each year to Queensland’s stunning shores to tackle the world-class event. With an irresistible mix of sport and entertainment coupled with sun, sea and surf in one of Australia’s most popular holiday destinations, the Festival is a must-do for professional athletes, amateurs and social weekend warriors chasing the sun. Join the team at Australia’s favourite finish line party and celebrate amazing humans doing amazing things.

Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk, Sydney, Australia
Sculpture by the Sea returns to the Bondi to Tamarama Beach coastal walk as the world’s largest free to the public sculpture exhibition in 2023. The spectacular coastal walk will once again be transformed into a 2km long sculpture park over three weeks featuring more than 100 sculptures by artists from Australia and across the world.

Mandurah, WA, Australia
Prepare for an epic adventure with internationally renowned Danish artist Thomas Dambo's Australian-first exhibition the 'Giants of Mandurah' in Mandurah, an hour's drive south of Perth. Arguably one of his most ambitious projects to date, the 'Giants of Mandurah' is a FREE outdoor exhibition and game of self-discovery that celebrates and champions the protection of the Peel region’s extraordinary natural environment.
An artist and activist, Thomas Dambo’s practice celebrates the diversity, beauty and importance of the natural world, with his works handmade using recycled and locally sourced materials. Thomas Dambo’s sculptures are protectors of the environment and are placed in locations to be discovered and explored by visitors.

Wattamolla Beach, Sydney, NSW, Australia
With a lagoon, waterfall, epic ocean views and great communal facilities, this little slice of paradise has it all.
Deep within the Royal National Park is a sandy oasis that has to be seen to be believed. You can take a swim in the emerald waters of the creek-fed lagoon, which is also a great spot for snorkelling, or simply lay back against one of the cabbage tree palms with a good book. If you’re a budding shutterbug, the Wattamolla Waterfall may well rank as one of the most photogenic natural wonders anywhere in the park, and be sure to take the short bushwalk to Providential Lookout to snap some dramatic shots of the rugged sea cliffs. What makes this little slice of paradise extra impressive is that you’ll also find great facilities here, thanks to the well-equipped picnic area, so bring along some snags and grill up some lunch on one of the public barbecues.
Park entry costs apply.

Australia-wide
November 13th is World Kindness Day and to celebrate @mojocrowe is launching their 12 Days of Kindness calendar!
The goal? To promote the importance of being kind, first to ourselves… and then to others. Because the most important form of kindness is self-kindness.
At Mojo, they know that kindness is a mindset, and in a world where there is so much out of our control, our mindset is one thing that we can control. After all, we’re called humankind for a reason.

Parsley Road, Vaucluse, Sydney, NSW, Australia
One of the largest harbour pools in Sydney is Parsley Bay, hidden behind winding streets in Vaucluse, east of the city. It's here, hidden away from the multi-millionaires' houses by dense foliage, you'll find a large grassed reserve that fronts onto a calm shallow beach ideal for paddling. Rally the troops for a relaxed picnic or barbie certain in the knowledge that when it warms up you can cool down in the harbour swimming enclosure. The bay is crossed by an impressive wooden footbridge built in the 1930s. The old kiosk is on hand for food and drinks, and a short bushland walking circuit takes in a waterfall at the head of the gully. In summer, Eastern Water Dragons can be seen sunning themselves along the watercourse; the Eastern Water Dragons have the right idea.

Art Gallery Road, The Domain, Sydney, NSW, Australia
This November, the Art Gallery of New South Wales presents a major exhibition exploring the work of Vasily Kandinsky (1866-1944), one of the most influential and best-loved European modernists, exclusively in Sydney as part of the Sydney International Art Series.
Kandinsky is credited as a pioneer of western abstract painting, and this exhibition features some of the artist’s most admired paintings, which are usually a highlight of the display at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City.
Opening on Saturday, November 4, Kandinsky is the largest collection of the artist’s work ever to be seen in Australia, featuring more than 50 works. The exhibition traces the full breadth of the artist’s extraordinary life, from his creative beginnings in Munich, to his return to his birthplace of Moscow with the outbreak of World War I, followed by the interwar years spent in Germany where he was an instructor at the Bauhaus, and his final experimental chapter in Paris.

Heide Museum of Modern Art - Sculpture Park
7 Templestowe Road, Bulleen VIC, Australia
Shop local at the Heide Market, Saturday the 11th from 10am til 3pm.
Enjoy an amazing market atmosphere while shopping handmade from over 120 local makers and growers in the beautiful surrounds at Heide Market.
You can make a day of it with a picnic lunch and a visit to Heide Museum. Even bring your dog, as it's pet friendly event.

Shrine of Remembrance, Birdwood Ave, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Every year at 11am on 11 November – the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month – we pause to remember those who have served and those who have died in all wars and peacekeeping operations.
For 89 years the Shrine of Remembrance has been the home of commemoration and remembrance for the Victorian community. It is a reminder of the fragility of peace and the cost of conflict, as well as a testament to the fortitude, courage and generosity of those who serve all of us.
All are welcome to come along for the Victorian State Remembrance Day Service. This year, Remembrance Day falls on a Saturday, so it's a great opportunity for the whole family to remember together. Bookings are not required.

Queenscliff, VIC, Australia
A multi-day live music celebration is happening over on the Bellarine Peninsula. The festival's headline acts include the UK folk-punk rockers Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls, the American R&B star and Grammy Award-nominated Aloe Blacc, and Irish singer-songwriter Foy Vance. Also featured on the line-up is: Dan Sultan, Liz Stringer, Ian Moss, The Dreggs, Ngulmiya, Alice Ivy, Xylouris White, Mindy Meng Wang, Tim Shiel and a ton more.
In terms of family-fun, there will be live shows including a Bananas in Pyjamas Live Show, Justine Clarke and Zindzi and the Zillionaires.

Across Victoria, Australia
ALWAYS LIVE hosts a huge program of contemporary live music across Melbourne, the surrounding neighbourhoods, and throughout regional Victoria.
The program is stacked with exclusive and one-off live music experiences that have been commissioned, curated and co-created with local music communities. Over 165 artists are performing at more than 60 events, with more announcements yet to come. Expect to see names like Christina Aguilera, Eric Prydz and Peter Garrett packing out venues across Victoria, while festival-style events like Music in the Park will host the likes of The Cat Empire and the Veronicas.
Held over 17 days from November 24 to December 10, @alwayslivevic truly reflects the vastness of our thriving live music scene, with the energy and atmosphere it’s known and loved for.

Adelaide Street Circuit, Victoria Park, Adelaide SA, Australia
This year will be the 24th time the cars will make their way around the famous street circuit. The event program is well advanced and will include a significant number of events across the action packed weekend including driver autograph sessions, exotic vehicle displays, sideshows, family entertainment and much more.​​
As the action on the track draws to a close, the action off the track revs up with some of Australia’s and the worlds biggest acts taking to the stage in the scenic surrounds of the Adelaide parklands. Global pop sensation Robbie Williams will be performing as the headlining act at the VAILO Adelaide 500 After-Race Concert.