Liz Hobday is a journalist at Australian Associated Press. She covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including music business, celebrities, fashion, and fine art, showcasing her expertise in both the creative and publishing realms. Liz's work has been featured in numerous prominent publications, including The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and The Daily Mail.
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Liz Hobday's focus is primarily on local Australian entertainment news, particularly performing arts, art exhibitions, music, festivals and awards shows. She covers events extensively and reports on government announcements related to the entertainment industry.
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Renowned violist Tahlia Petrosian is an Australian World Orchestra returnee. -AAP Image
By: Annabelle Banfield, Liz Hobday
Robert Irwin is the youngest host of the Logies and one of seven nominees for the Gold Logie. Photo: Anna Kucera/AAP PHOTOS
By: Liz Hobday, Annabelle Banfield
​What a way to start the 2026 Logies - with mockumentary outback character Russell Coight reversing his 4WD into the evening's host, Robert Irwin.
Sam Pang has won the 2026 Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television.
WINNERS AT THE 2026 LOGIES * Gold Logie Award for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television - Sam Pang
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Ballet student Catie Elliott dreams of being a professional dancer, but from her home town of Darwin, top-flight ballet classes seem a world away.
The final edition of the National Photographic Portrait Prize has been won by artist Nathan Beard, for an intimate image of his aunt in the last months of her life.
Scorched Earth is a cold case whodunnit that combines dance, theatre and cinema. -PR IMAGE
Barrie Kosky's latest show is about Kafka, and the renowned Australian director finds himself in a moment that, while perhaps not technically Kafkaesque, is certainly ironic.
