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Grenadian residents encouraged to play tourists in their own country

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Dancing at Nightcliff for years to come

Date Time Dancing at Nightcliff for years to come An iconic remnant of the old Seabreeze Hotel at Nightcliff has been given a facelift by City of Darwin. Constructed in 1947, the Seabreeze Hotel at Nightcliff was destroyed by Cyclone Tracey in 1974 and was never rebuilt. The only thing that remained was a concrete floor that was used by local dance groups and individuals for open air dancing. The concrete floor was old, uneven and cracked, making it unsafe for people to dance on. Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis said: “People have been dancing on this concrete space in Nightcliff for many years and it has become very dangerous for the dancers who were at risk of hurting themselves.

MEGA LIST: Mackay events to put on your radar this year

Premium Content Subscriber only Bookmark this article, save it and send it to your friends and family for it will become your go-to guide for what’s on for the rest of the year. There are more than 200 events on the list, all in date order with still more to come. If you know an event that should be on the list, email heidi.petith@news.com.au This list will be updated as more events are announced so make sure to keep check on what’s happening, right here. MAY Mackay Roadshow by Audi Centre Townsville When: 9.30am to 5pm, Wednesday, May 19 to Saturday, May 22 as well as 9.30am to 1pm on Sunday, May 23

Mackay venue shares in $2.5m of live music grants

Premium Content Subscriber only A Mackay region hotel has scored a share in $2.5m of grants to reactive live music across Australian pubs, clubs and theatres. HFG Hotels received $41,154 in round two of the $20m Live Music Australia Program towards its Seabreeze Hotel at 72 Pacific Esplanade, Slade Point. The grant was one of 83 awarded across the nation to support live music programming at more than 100 venues. A statement from Cities and the Arts Minister Paul Fletcher said it would develop the hotel into an “independent, original band venue supporting local artists and national touring acts”. Seabreeze Hotel, opposite Lamberts Beach, has a dedicated outdoor stage for live music. Picture: File