Streaming’s got a major week ahead—Netflix drops “The Hawk” (mystery), “Heartstopper Forever” (romance), and the spine-chilling “Tarot,” plus “The Map of Longing.” Disney+ brings “Wicked Wonderland” (magic) and revives “King of the Hill” for Season 15. Apple TV launches Season 2 of “The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show.” Max adds the fate-filled comedy “Good Fortune,” while Stan debuts “The F Ward” (drama-meets-humor). And Netflix closes with the adrenaline-pumping “Elite Force.” Whether you crave suspense, laughs, or nostalgia, there’s something for everyone.

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This week, Brisbane’s cinemas are exploding with cinematic action — from the epic, star-studded blockbuster The Odyssey to the pulse-pounding thrillers Disclosure Day and Evil Dead Burn, the outrageous stunts of Jackass: Best and Last, and the family-friendly fun of Minions & Monsters and Moana. Don’t miss the beloved Toy Story 5 either. For film buffs, GOMA’s screening of Love Streams, Tempest, and Crime in the Streets offers deep, classic cinema. Whatever your mood — adrenaline, laughs, or nostalgia — there’s a movie for you.

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A shocking school stabbing in Queensland has sent shockwaves through the community — a 16-year-old allegedly attacked a 17-year-old classmate with a knife, leaving the victim critically injured and needing emergency surgery. The accused, reportedly reacting to online harassment and racist threats targeting his family, fled the scene but was caught nearby. Facing serious charges including intent to cause grievous harm and illegal weapon possession, he was granted bail under strict conditions — including a 24-hour curfew and a ban from the school. His parents stood by him in court as the case is set for September. This follows another recent school stabbing in the same state, highlighting a troubling pattern and reigniting debates over youth violence, weapon access, and school security. Survivors and advocates are speaking out, urging action and support for victims and their families.

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