Saturday 5 Apr 2008
12:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Birrarung Marr
Batman Avenue
Melbourne VIC
Australia

Climate is the words on everyone’s lips this year. With the ever presence of global climate change, new kids on the block, Circus Entertainment promise a music festival like no other.

Aiming to attract an audience of 20,000 nation wide, Climate™ will promote awareness through the use of music and education. Not only will patrons experience the talents of over 30 artists (both local, national and international), they will be exposed to the overwhelming environmental measures involved in running the event. This will include, on site recycling, educative outlets, organic food and merchandise stalls, real time monitoring of Climate’s™ carbon footprint plus much more.

National Line up:

• Tommy Lee & DJ Aero (Electro Mayhem Tour)
• Junkie XL (USA)
• DJ T (GER)
• KLAAS (GER)
• Ian Carey (USA)
• Richard Dinsdale (UK)
• SUpaflyInc (LIVE UK)
• Eric Laville (FRA)
• Mark Mendes(CAN) Bumblebeez
• Mobin Master & Karina Chavez (LIVE)

Tickets at www.moshtix.com.au and www.inthemix.com.au

100% of all profits donated to the Wilderness Society

Tuesday 25 March – Sunday 6 April
Join Trent as he shares his hilarious and heartfelt story – the story of one man’s journey from dinky-di to Dinka guy. Just over a year ago, Trent started mentoring a group of young Sudanese refugees called ‘the Lost Boys’. He was hoping to help them make the most of their lives here in Australia. Little did he realise what changes would take place… not to the group, but to himself… All profits will go to the Sudanese Lost Boys Association of Australia Inc. 7pm, Northcote Town Hall - Studio 1. Tickets: Full- $18 Concession- $15 Children free up to 12 years old, Group (10) - $15 per person from Ticketmaster 1300 660 013. Info: trentmccarthy.com/turningsudanese 

The Social Action Office run by Catholic religious orders in Queensland is asking people to sent an e-mailed card to the Treasurer, The Hon Wayne Swan, and the Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, The Hon. Jenny Macklin, on needing to close the gap between the health of Indigenous people in Australia and non-Indigenous Australians. This can be done through the website.