#Australian Festivals

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Top Events and Festivals You Can't Miss: A Guide to Australia’s Must-See Celebrations

Australia is a land of vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and diverse celebrations. From thrilling festivals to unique cultural events, there’s always something exciting happening down under. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, make sure you don’t miss these top Australian events. With Eazy Car Rentals, you can explore these celebrations with ease and convenience. Here’s a guide to the most spectacular events across Australia that should be on your travel itinerary.

1. Sydney New Year’s Eve Fireworks

One of the most iconic celebrations in Australia is the Sydney New Year’s Eve fireworks. Held at Sydney Harbour, this world-renowned event features a breathtaking display of pyrotechnics and light shows. Thousands gather along the waterfront to ring in the new year, making it an unforgettable experience.

2. Melbourne International Comedy Festival

If you’re a fan of laughter and live performances, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival is a must-visit. Held annually in Melbourne, this festival attracts top comedians from around the world. With performances ranging from stand-up to improv, it’s a great way to enjoy a night of humor. Melbourne International Comedy Festival

3. Adelaide Fringe Festival

For those who love arts and creativity, the Adelaide Fringe Festival is the largest arts festival in the Southern Hemisphere. Featuring theatre, music, comedy, and visual arts, it transforms Adelaide into a vibrant hub of artistic expression every February and March.

4. Byron Bay Bluesfest

Music lovers will appreciate the Byron Bay Bluesfest, an annual event celebrating blues and roots music. Set in the picturesque Byron Bay, this festival brings together an impressive lineup of international and local artists, creating a fantastic atmosphere for music enthusiasts. Byron Bay Bluesfest

5. Sydney Mardi Gras

The Sydney Mardi Gras is a spectacular celebration of LGBTQ+ pride and diversity. Held annually, this event features a colorful parade, live music, and vibrant parties. It’s a celebration of inclusivity and a showcase of Sydney’s diverse community.

6. Perth International Arts Festival

The Perth International Arts Festival is one of Australia’s oldest and most prestigious arts festivals. Spanning several weeks, it offers a rich program of performances, exhibitions, and cultural events, showcasing the best in global and local arts. Perth International Arts Festival

7. Taste of Tasmania

Foodies should not miss the Taste of Tasmania, a festival celebrating the best of Tasmanian food and drink. Held in Hobart, this event features local produce, gourmet treats, and culinary delights, all set against the backdrop of beautiful Hobart waterfront.

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Conclusion

Book your car rental today and get ready to immerse yourself in Australia’s vibrant festival scene. From fireworks to music, comedy, and food, there's something for everyone to enjoy! Eazy Car Rentals – Your Key to Exploring Australia

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Margot Robbie attends The IMDb Studio Hosted By The Visa Infinite Lounge at The 2017 Toronto International Film Festival at Bisha Hotel & Residences on September 8, 2017 in Toronto, Canada. 

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Jacob Elordi Festiva internacional Marrakesh

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I love your art so so so much! For an OFMD suggestion, how about Ed waking up beside Stede after they've reconciled and not believing Stede is real?

Oh your MIND! I wanna kiss it!🌹

I was watching Please Like Me (s2 e9) and a character said something similar to this, it just felt very cute and real. ❤️

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my current outfit moodboard inspo for laneway ⭐️

[fieldghoul]

One easter-egg prop I can't fully figure out...

There are a custom-made props that actually get close-ups, like the various VHS tapes, but while everyone else was thirsting over Papa kicking his legs I was laser-focused on a small cluster of pixels on-screen for ~5 seconds.

Screenshotting + rotating + tracing the letters I can see in green, it looks like a book that says "AUSTRALIAN TOUR" (the rest of the word "Tour" is kind of visible actually watching the video, but doesn't screenshot well).

Correcting the perspective somewhat... are those pixelated blobs young Papa Nihil?

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✨ Manifesting Louis content at the Australian Open in Melbourne Park on Saturday 27 January 2024 because Louis could attend both ✨ ....

The DMAs, Ruel and the Jungle Giants play in the AO Finals Festival in John Cain Arena from 2.00-7.00pm x

🎾 The Women's singles final in Rod Laver Arena which starts at 7.30pm x

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Am I crazy or does piwon not have many public schedules planned until late august?

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julien baker booked for All Things Go in september???? OKAY everybody stay calm!!!!!!

[tothechaos]

directors love me for my multitude of british accents and comedic effect of being a short person playing a character with a lot of stage presence

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Isla Fisher attends the HFPA/THR TIFF PARTY during the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival at Four Seasons Hotel on September 07, 2019 in Toronto, Canada.

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Jacob Elordi Berlinale Internacional Film Festival

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Joel Edgerton as Mark Frame

The Stranger (2022) dir. Tom Wright

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Made matching Christmas pfps for me and bf!!! 🎄

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I would love to know your thoughts about Timestalker. Jacob was lovely as always but I HATED the film.

Yeah, I -- mmm, look, I'm always kinder on films that I think are trying to do something new, which it definitely was, but I lowkey hated it too. Which is a bummer! Especially because I quite enjoyed Alice Lowe's last film, Prevenge which is tonally similar although I think vastly more focused and thought through overall.

With Timestalker, I liked the concept itself, but I thought the execution was pretty disastrous, honestly. There was no sense of what the rules of the storyworld were - which is vital when it comes to any sort of fantasy/sci-fi, no matter how absurd or surreal it leans (in fact, it's usually more important when the story gets more surreal) - or clarity around some really fundamental elements of the story i.e. could other people even see Jacob's character, Scipio? What was he supposed to be? Why, in all the reincarnations we saw - of which there were many! - was only one character an animal in any life at all? Was it just for the joke of him having been a dog? Why would you establish a rule that reincarnations take any living form and then literally never revisit it?

The pacing was also a huge problem for me. I couldn't tell why certain reincarnations got half an hour and others got minutes, and the ones that were often the longest felt meandering and honestly kind of pointless, while some of the shorter ones felt both more compelling and specific, whether it be for a joke or a beat of emotional resonance (of which there were few). It wasn't helped by the fact that every moment of progress Agnes had as a character was always immediately undone in the next scene in a way that felt less a deliberate depiction of how a character might regress, and more like Alice as writer, director and star, wasn't sure what she wanted to do next in the film she was making.

Just - - yeah. Massively, massively undercooked as a film, and the dystopian dance bit at the end actually annoyed me with how unearned it was. I love surrealist cinema, and I'm okay with not knowing clearly what the filmmaker is making, but I need to believe the filmmaker knows what they're making, and I don't think Alice Lowe did at all.