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• Rock-a-Bye Your Bear Play Video
• Can You (Point Your Fingers and Do the Twist?) Play Video
• Zorba's Dance ( Mikis Theodorakis  cover) Play Video
• D.O.R.O.T.H.Y. (My Favourite Dinosaur) Play Video
• If You're Happy and You Know It ( [traditional]  cover) Play Video
• Hey Tsehay! Play Video
• Bok the Dancing Puppet Play Video
• Finger Family ( [traditional]  cover) Play Video
• Baby Shark ( Pinkfong  cover) (with Pinkfong ) Play Video
• Do the Skeleton Scat! Play Video
• Wags the Dog, He Likes to Tango Play Video
• Hot Potato Play Video
• Paloma the Mermaid Play Video
• Say the Dance, Do the Dance Play Video
• Go Santa Go Play Video
• Jingle Bells ( James Lord Pierpont  cover) Play Video
• The Wiggly Collection Song Play Video
• I'm John, I'm Strong! Play Video
• Johnny Works With One Hammer Play Video
• Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star ( Jane Taylor  cover) Play Video
• Simon Says Play Video
• Hello Henry! Play Video
• The Wheels on the Bus ( Verna Hills  cover) Play Video
• Apples and Bananas ( [traditional]  cover) Play Video
• Fruit Salad Play Video
• The Rattlin' Bog ( [traditional]  cover) Play Video
• Do the Propeller Play Video
• Let's Have a Party (Instrumental) Play Video

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• Apples and Bananas by [traditional]
• Baby Shark by Pinkfong
• Finger Family by [traditional]
• If You're Happy and You Know It by [traditional]
• Jingle Bells by James Lord Pierpont
• The Rattlin' Bog by [traditional]
• The Wheels on the Bus by Verna Hills
• Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star by Jane Taylor
• Zorba's Dance by Mikis Theodorakis
• D.O.R.O.T.H.Y. (My Favourite Dinosaur)
• Fruit Salad
• Bok the Dancing Puppet
• I'm John, I'm Strong!
• Do the Propeller
• Johnny Works With One Hammer
• Rock-a-Bye Your Bear
• Can You (Point Your Fingers and Do the Twist?)
• Say the Dance, Do the Dance
• Do the Skeleton Scat!
• Paloma the Mermaid
• Hey Tsehay!
• Hello Henry!
• Let's Have a Party (Instrumental)
• Wags the Dog, He Likes to Tango
• Go Santa Go
• The Wiggly Collection Song

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The OG Wiggles Announce 18+ Arena Tour, DZ Deathrays, Polish Club To Support

By August Billy

Original Wiggles members Anthony Field, Murray Cook, Jeff Fatt and Greg Page will hit the road early next year for a run of 18+ arena dates. It’s part of the group’s 30th anniversary celebrations.

The OG Wiggles will bring the 30th anniversary with celebrations to Darwin, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide. The tour stretches from February to May, with all shows happening on Saturday nights.

You can expect cameos from the likes of Captain Feathersword, Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog, and Henry the Octopus. Meanwhile, The Wiggles promise a “wild support act” for each show, with Polish Club and DZ Deathrays already announced.

“It will be The Wiggles as you remember and love them, but we’ll all have a bit more grey hair… and there’s a bar,” said OG red Wiggle, Murray Cook. “We’ll be playing all your favourite songs, and put on a show you won’t forget.”

The OG Wiggles Over-18 Arena Tour 2022

Saturday, 12th February | Darwin Entertainment Centre, NT

Saturday, 19th February | Derwent Entertainment Centre, TAS

Saturday, 12th March | Rod Laver Arena, VIC

Saturday, 9th April | RAC Arena Perth. WA

Saturday, 23rd April | Qudos Bank Arena, NSW

Saturday, 30th April | Brisbane Entertainment Centre, QLD

Saturday, 7th May | Adelaide Entertainment Centre, SA

Tickets on-sale Friday, 22nd October at thewiggles.com.au

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THE WIGGLES AND FRIENDS PRESENT “REWIGGLED”

A very special covers double album, out march 11, 2022, featuring the og wiggles together with the newly-expanded lineup, plus a star-studded cast of aussie artists.

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STREAM / DOWNLOAD EP, AND PREORDER THE ALBUM  HERE

2021 has been a massive year for The Wiggles, despite the challenges that the pandemic has continued to pose. The band celebrated their 30th anniversary; a remarkable milestone that has seen them entertain millions of families and generations of fans around the world.

They completed a massive tour of Australia and New Zealand, and released several albums including a career-spanning Greatest Hits collection,  We’re All Fruit Salad! , and the ARIA-nominated  Lullabies with Love . Most recently, The Wiggles were named as the second-most streamed local artist on Spotify in Australia this year, across all genres.

In an exciting development, the long-standing Wiggles lineup of  Anthony Field ,  Simon Pryce  and  Lachy Gillespie  was expanded to include new members  Tsehay Hawkins ,  Evie Ferris ,  John Pearce  and  Kelly Hamilton.  It was also announced that  Emma Watkins  will depart The Wiggles at the end of the year.

Now, the current Wiggles lineup has joined forces with the ‘OG Wiggles’ ( Murray Cook, Jeff Fatt  and  Greg Page ), and teamed up with some very special musical friends, for an ambitious and expansive recording project,  ReWiggled .

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ReWiggled  is a double album, comprised of two distinct halves, which celebrate both the enduring nature of The Wiggles’ songbook, and also The Wiggles’ own lifetime love of music.

Side One of the album   sees some of Australia’s top musicians paying tribute to The Wiggles, honouring the profound and unique influence the band has had over generations of young music fans. Featuring classic Wiggles songs reimagined by artists including  Spacey Jane ,  DZ Deathrays ,  The Chats ,  Stella Donnelly ,  San Cisco ,  Emily Wurramara ,  Polish Club ,  Dami Im ,  Donny Benet ,  Emma Donovan and The Putbacks ,  Custard ,  Melbourne Ska Orchestra ,  Luca Brasi , and more.

Following on from The Wiggles’ groundbreaking appearance on triple j’s Like A Version (covering  Tame Impala ’s ‘Elephant’) – and in response to overwhelming audience demand, so popular was their offering – the band have decided to record a full length collection of covers, filled with equally unforgettable and impressive renditions of some of their favourite songs.

Side Two of  ReWiggled  features “wigglified” versions of hits originally performed by  AC/DC ,  Queen, Rihanna ,  James Brown ,  The Chats,   Fatboy Slim,  and many more.

The  ReWiggled  double album will be released on March 11, 2022. However, today sees the release of the first taste of the collection, the 5 track  ReWiggled EP .

This sneak peek sampler sees beloved Perth indie rock maestros  Spacey Jane  deliver a sparkling, joyous version of  ‘D.O.R.O.T.H.Y. (My Favourite Dinosaur) ’, in what is a major highlight of the album.

Queensland shed rock heroes  The Chats  put their own unmistakable garage punk stamp all over  ‘Can You (Point Your Fingers and Do the Twist?)’ .

And The Wiggles have returned the favour directly, with their exhilarating yet Wiggly take on The Chats’ modern Aussie Rock classic  ‘Pub Feed’ .

But perhaps the wildest moment on the EP sees The Wiggles tackle one of the most iconic songs of all time – Queen’s  ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’  – in a performance that proves to be an absolute musical tour de force.

On their involvement with  ReWiggled , Spacey Jane commented:

“There were plenty of reasons ‘D.O.R.O.T.H.Y. (My Favourite Dinosaur)’ was the track we chose! First and foremost, we’ve accidentally stumbled upon Peppa’s insanely good Dorothy impressions, and the ad-libs really gave her space to shine. It was easy to re-interpret the song and comfortably make it sound like something we’d release, and we had an absolute blast putting it together in the studio. Honestly, wouldn’t be surprised if we play it live at least once or twice…”

Wiggles founder and Blue Wiggle Anthony Field, remarked:

“It’s been really enjoyable, and also so humbling, hearing all these wonderful artists doing their versions of Wiggles songs – they’re all so very talented. And it’s been a real thrill to get back in the studio together with all the Wiggles – the current members and the OG’s – to record some cover versions of our own. We had so much fun doing ‘Elephant’ for Like A Version, and now we’re really excited for people to hear what we’ve cooked up for this record!”

TRACK LISTING

SIDE ONE: PERFORMED BY VARIOUS ARTISTS

·       DZ Deathrays – ‘Hot Potato’

·       Spacey Jane – ‘D.O.R.O.T.H.Y (My Favourite Dinosaur)’

·       Stella Donnelly – ‘Ba Ba Da Bicycle Ride’

·       The Chats – ‘Can You (Point Your Fingers and Do the Twist?)’

·       Emily Wurramara – ‘Dressing Up’

·       Polish Club – ‘Apples & Bananas’

·       Donny Benet – ‘Sicily (I Want to Go)’

·       San Cisco – ‘H.O.L.I.D.A.Y.’

·       Custard – ‘Do the Propeller!’

·       Emma Donovan & The Putbacks – ‘Say the Dance, Do the Dance’

·       Dami Im – ‘Big Red Car’

·       Luca Brasi – ‘The Shimmie Shake’

·       Melbourne Ska Orchestra – ‘We’re All Fruit Salad!’

SIDE TWO: PERFORMED BY THE WIGGLES

·       ‘Elephant’ (original by Tame Impala)

·       ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ (original by Queen)

·       ‘Umbrella’ (original by Rhianna)

·       ‘Thunderstruck’ (original by AC/DC)

·       ‘Pub Feed’ (original by The Chats)

·       ‘Sunday Girl’ (original by Blondie)

·       ‘Get on the Good Foot’ (original by James Brown)

·       ‘Praise You’ (original by Fatboy Slim)

·       ‘Brand New Key’ (original by Melanie)

·       ‘She’s a Rainbow’ (original by The Rolling Stones)

·       ‘Live It Up’ (original by Mental As Anything)

·       ‘Shipping Up to Boston’ (original by Dropkick Murphys)

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THE WIGGLES AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2022

Daytime shows, + night-time OG Wiggles concerts

In 2022, The Wiggles will hit the road for a massive national Arena tour, with daytime shows from the newly expanded line-up, and night-time shows from The OG Wiggles (for audiences aged 15+). The OG Wiggles shows will feature support from a rotating cast of artists including  The Polish Club ,  DZ Deathrays ,  Planet , and others to be announced shortly.

Saturday, 12th February | Darwin Entertainment Centre, NT

Saturday, 19th February | Derwent Entertainment Centre, TAS

Saturday, 12th March | Rod Laver Arena, VIC

Saturday, 9th April | RAC Arena Perth, WA

Saturday, 23rd April | Qudos Bank Arena, NSW

Saturday, 30th April | Brisbane Entertainment Centre, QLD

Saturday, 7th May | Adelaide Entertainment Centre, SA

Tickets on-sale now from  thewiggles.com.au

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The original cast of The Wiggles are officially reuniting for an adults-only Australian tour next year.

Anthony Field – who is still a member of The Wiggles – is teaming up with his OG gang including Murray Cook, Jeff Fatt and Greg Page for a national arena tour from February to May.

“All of those children who loved The Wiggles in the ‘90s are now adults who love the nostalgia and fun from that time in their lives,” Fatt told Sunrise.

“This night is for the grown-ups and is a chance to bring back some of that genuine, high-spirited liveliness again.

“We can’t wait to relive those childhood memories and dance the night away to some of the favourite old-school tunes.”

The founding members of The Wiggles discovered they were still a hot commodity in showbiz after hosting a reunion show in January last year to raise funds for bushfire relief, with tickets selling out within five minutes.

Their performance was marred after Page, the original Yellow Wiggle, collapsed during the group’s sold-out show in Sydney . However, he said he was feeling good and ready to hit the stage again.

“I may have to pull back a bit on the dancing this time around though,” Page joked on the Channel 7 breakfast show.

The concert marked the first time the iconic band had played together since 2012.

The Wiggles Tour dates

February 12, 2022 – Darwin Entertainment Centre

February 19, 2022 – Derwent Entertainment Centre, Tasmania

March 12, 2022 – Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne

April 9, 2022 – RAC Arena, Perth

April 23, 2022 – Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney

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April 30, 2022 – Brisbane Entertainment Centre

May 7, 2022 – Adelaide Entertainment Centre

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It’ll mark the group’s first full-scale tour for adults only, and their first reunion gigs in arenas

The Wiggles ‘ original line-up have announced a seven-date run of arena shows for 2022, marking their first full-scale tour for 18+ audiences.

The tour is set to kick off in Darwin on Saturday February 12, before the quartet – alongside a full cast of classic characters such as Captain Feathersword, Dorothy the Dinosaur and Wags the Dog – hit stages in Hobart, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide. Tickets will be available from The Wiggles’ website from 4pm local time this Friday (October 22).

It’ll be the third time the group have performed together since their initial disbanding in 2012, with Murray Cook (the original Red Wiggle), Jeff Fatt (Purple) and Greg Page (Yellow) having previously joined Anthony Field – who has maintained his role as the Blue Wiggle since 1991 – for standalone charity shows in 2016 and 2020.

“All of those children who loved The Wiggles in the ‘90s are now adults who love the nostalgia and fun from that time in their lives,” Fatt said in a press release. “This night is for the grown-ups and is a chance to bring back some of that genuine, high-spirited liveliness again. We can’t wait to relive those childhood memories and dance the night away to some of the favourite old-school tunes.”

Cook added: “It will be The Wiggles as you remember and love them, but we’ll all have a bit more grey hair… And there’s a bar. We’ll be playing all your favourite songs, and put on a show you won’t forget.”

Each show will feature a different support act, with more details for those due to be announced in the coming months. Polish Club and DZ Deathrays are amongst the acts set to join the festivities.

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Cook and Fatt retired from the group in 2012, while Page stepped away in 2006, though he returned briefly from 2012 to 2013. Their first reunion with Field – a pub show in Sydney – took place in 2016, with the band raising money for Soldier On Australia.

They reunited again for a pair of shows last January , this time endeavouring to raise funds for the Australian Red Cross and WIRES, following the bushfires that devastated Australia throughout the summer of 2019 and 2020. They pulled in over $150,000 between the two shows , however Page was not present at the second one as he’d suffered a cardiac arrest onstage during the first .

Joking about the incident in today’s (October 19) announcement, Page said he “may have to pull back a bit on the dancing this time around”.

Also announced today was the departure of Emma Watkins, who’d performed as the Yellow Wiggle since 2010. Her role will be filled by the 15-year-old Tsehay Hawkins, who’d previously joined the group back in August for the webseries Fruit Salad TV .

In a video statement posted to The Wiggles’ Instagram, Watkins said: “Like many people around the world, the pandemic has given me time to reflect on what is important in life. For me, that means spending more time at home, something that I didn’t realise I was missing out on being away eight months of the year on tour.

“I’m really looking forward to devoting more time and energy to focus on completing my PhD which incorporates my ongoing passion for sign language, dance and film editing, and to having more time to work with the deaf community.”

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Back in March, The Wiggles took to the triple j studios for their first-ever Like A Version performance , delivering a mashup of Tame Impala ’s ‘Elephant’ and their own ‘Fruit Salad’.

The Wiggles’ 2022 reunion tour dates are:

FEBRUARY Saturday 12 – Darwin, Entertainment Centre Saturday 19 – Hobart, MyStateBank Arena

MARCH Saturday 12 – Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena

APRIL Saturday 9 – Perth, RAC Arena Saturday 23 – Sydney, Qudos Bank Arena Saturday 30 – Brisbane, Entertainment Centre

MAY Saturday 7 – Adelaide, Entertainment Centre

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The Wiggles Make Australian History as First Band to Have Two Arena Tours in One Year

Throughout november and december, the wiggles will be bringing their holiday party big show around australia. , conor lochrie, conor lochrie's most recent stories.

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Following a sold-out arena tour of the country earlier this year, The Wiggles are about to make Australian history as the first band to perform two arena tours in one year.

Throughout November and December, they’ll be swapping their Big Red Car for a Big Red Sleigh as they bring The Wiggles Holiday Party Big Show around Australia.

After three decades, this end-of-year show has become a beloved tradition for families around the country. Anthony, Simon, Lachy and Tsehay will be joined by John, Caterina, Evie and new Blue Wiggles Lucia, following in the hallowed footsteps of her father.

The tour will begin in Canberra on Thursday, November 10th and finish with a huge Sydney show on Saturday, December 17th (see full dates below). Tickets go on sale this Friday, September 2nd at 10am local time.

“The lead up to Christmas is the most magical time of year, and we’re so excited for everyone to experience our Holiday Party Big Show,” Anthony said. “There are so many surprises, plus a special appearance by Santa, and we’re going to make it snow! It’s going to be so much fun.

The original Blue Wiggle also shared his excitement about the prospect of sharing the stage with his daughter. “I’m also so happy that we’ll be joined by my daughter Lucia, who is following in my footsteps and wearing the blue skivvy. Lucia is a trained dancer who has also been dancing with The Wiggles since she was a child. She did such an amazing job dancing on our last tour – she was born to be a Wiggle.”

In the meantime, you can find out how the band’s first arena tour of the year went by getting a copy of the new issue of Rolling Stone AU/NZ , set to hit newsstands on Monday, September 5th, which The Wiggles were the glam cover stars for. The September-November edition features unprecedented access to their recent Australia arena tour and to their Hot Potato Studios in Sydney, and also comes with a Wiggles-themed adult colouring book (subscribe here ).

The Wiggles Holiday Party Big Show Tour 2022

Tickets on sale Friday, September 2nd (10am local time) via thewiggles.com

Thursday, November 10th Southern Cross Club, Canberra, ACT

Friday, November 11th Southern Cross Club, Canberra, ACT

Saturday, November 12th Wollongong Town Hall, Wollongong, NSW

Sunday, November 13th Wollongong Town Hall, Wollongong, NSW

Wednesday, November 16th Newcastle Exhibition & Convention Centre, Newcastle, NSW

Thursday, November 17th Newcastle Exhibition & Convention Centre, Newcastle, NSW

Monday, November 21st Pilbeam Theatre, Rockhampton, QLD

Tuesday, November 22nd Gladstone Entertainment Convention Centre, Gladstone, QLD

Friday, November 25th Kings Theatre, Caloundra, QLD

Sunday, November 27th Moncrieff Entertainment Centre, Bundaberg, QLD

Saturday, December 3rd Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, VIC

Sunday, December 4th Adelaide Entertainment Centre Theatre, Adelaide, SA

Tuesday, December 6th Alice Springs Convention Centre, Alice Springs, NT

Saturday, December 10th Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane, QLD

Saturday, December 17th Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney, NSW

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The " Wiggle Groove Tour " is a Wiggles tour that began in March 2024. The poster and tour name were seen in the Wiggly Big Day Out Tour! program .

Get ready to sing, dance & GROOVE with The Wiggles ’ Wiggle Groove Tour!

Embark on a musical adventure like no other with the world’s most popular children's entertainment sensation, The Wiggles! With over three decades of wiggly hits, The Wiggles are taking the Big Red Car on the road again to bring their high energy, catchy tunes, and signature dance moves to a city near you.

The Wiggle Groove Tour promises to be an extravaganza of music, laughter, and learning, featuring all the beloved Wiggles including Anthony , Tsehay , Lachy , Simon , Lucia , Evie , John & Caterina . Of course it wouldn’t be a Wiggles show with our wiggly friends, Dorothy the Dinosaur , Wags the Dog , Henry the Octopus & Captain Feathersword !

You can count on hearing all your favorite Wiggles songs, including classics like " Fruit Salad ," " Hot Potato ," " Rock-A-Bye Your Bear ," and exciting new tunes that will have your toes tapping and hands clapping!

Don't miss your chance to be a part of the unforgettable experience that will have the whole family singing, dancing, and smiling from ear to ear.

• 1.1 Australian Leg
• 1.2 New Zealand Leg
• 2 Australia Tour Dates and Venues
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• Hello, We're The Wiggles ( Penrith Only)
• Apples and Bananas
• Rock-A-Bye Your Bear
• Lachy! / Hello, Hello, Welcome to the Lachy Wiggle Show
• Can You (Point Your Fingers And Do The Twist?) (All But Brisbane)
• The Monkey Dance (some shows)
• If You're Happy and You Know It
• Happy Birthday To You ( Penrith & Chatswood )
• Miss Polly Had A Dolly ( Chatswood Onward)
• Henry's Dance
• Five Fingered Family (All but Adelaide )
• I'm the Tree of Wisdom (some shows)
• I've Got Some Dance Moves for You
• I'm John, I'm Strong!
• Bok the Dancing Puppet ( Chatswood Onward; some shows)
• Do the Wiggle Groove
• Taba Naba ( Darling Harbour Only)
• Dorothy the Dinosaur ( Chatswood Only)
• Dorothy (Would You Like To Dance?) ( Penrith Only)
• Romp Bomp A Stomp ( Darling Harbour Only)
• Dippy Do Dinosaur Dance ( Campbelltown Onward)
• Hey Tsehay! / Lucia's Theme / Her Name's Evie / Simon Says / Caterina's Red Machina
• Bouncing Balls
• Marshmallow ( Darling Harbour Onward)
• Fruit Salad / Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car
• Bubbles! ( Campbelltown Onward)
• Baby Shark (All but Adelaide )
• Do the Skeleton Scat! ( Penrith Only)
• We're Dancing With Wags The Dog ( Campbelltown Onward)
• Wags The Dog, He Likes To Tango ( Penrith Only)
• Say the Dance, Do the Dance (All but Adelaide )
• Shirley Shawn the Unicorn (All but Brisbane)
• Nutbush City Limits ( Penrith Only)
• Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
• Joannie Works With One Hammer ( Penrith Only)
• Rattlin' Bog
• Do the Propeller!
• Get Ready To Wiggle ( Darling Harbour Only)
• Let's Have A Party (Instrumental)

New Zealand Leg [ ]

• Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car (Possible)
• Fruit Salad
• Do the Wiggle Groove (Possible)
• Let's Have A Party (Instrumental) (Possible)

Australia Tour Dates and Venues [ ]

• March 9-10, 2024 - Penrith Panthers Leagues Club , Penrith, NSW
• March 16-17, 2024 - The CUBE , Campbelltown, NSW
• March 22-24, 2024 - The Concourse , Chatswood, NSW
• April 4-7, 2024 - Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane, QLD
• April 13-14, 2024 - ICC Theatre , Darling Harbour, NSW
• April 20-21, 2024 - Adelaide Entertainment Centre Theatre , Adelaide, SA
• July 3-7, 2024 - Palais Theatre , St. Kilda, Melbourne, VIC

New Zealand Tour Dates & Venues [ ]

• September 28, 2024 - Spark Arena , Auckland, NZ
• September 29, 2024 - Globox Arena, Hamilton, NZ
• September 30, 2024 - Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington, NZ
• October 2, 2024 - Wolfbrook Arena, Christchurch, NZ

The Wiggles [ ]

• Anthony Field
• Tsehay Hawkins
• Simon Pryce
• Lachlan Gillespie
• John Pearce
• Lucia Field
• Caterina Mete (Australia shows only, except St. Kilda)
• Evie Ferris (All but Penrith , Chatswood and Brisbane)

Performers [ ]

• Paul Paddick
• Zane Powell
• Stephanie Field
• Dominic Field (All but Penrith )

Musician [ ]

• Toby Baldwin
• It could be possible that it would also be touring Ireland, the UK, the USA and Canada as The Wiggles mentioned in the comments on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter that they were working on coming back to the UK and Ireland and getting more locations in the USA and Canada for 2024 than the Ready, Steady, Wiggle! Tour! of the USA and Canada which was in the length of 3 weeks compared to the Wiggle Wiggle Wiggle! Tour of the USA that they did back in June 2018 which was in the length of 2 weeks, just like The Wiggles got more locations in the USA and Canada for the Party Time Tour! which was the North American version of the Wiggle Fun Tour! that they did way back in 2019, which was the year before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
• From the Chatswood shows onwards, she wore a dungaree dress rather than her usual skirt due to her pregnancy.
• Evie was absent in the Penrith, Chatswood and Brisbane shows due to commitments with The Australian Ballet .
• Dorothy the Dinosaur was requested in the Sign Reading Song in Chatswood .
• Ooh It's Captain Feathersword was requested in Adelaide during some shows.
• The Adelaide show was Caterina's last show throughout the Wiggle Groove Tour before she goes on maternity leave and gives birth to the twins.

References [ ]

• 1 Wiggle and Learn (2024 YouTube Series)
• 2 The Wiggles
• 3 Wiggle Groove Tour

Queensland mining town Moranbah brings in international staff to help solve childcare crisis

At a childcare centre in the centre of Moranbah, a small town in the heart of Queensland's coal country, mornings are a hive of activity as busy parents drop off children before heading to work.

It may look like any other childcare centre, but at Simply Sunshine things are a little different.

"We have teachers like me from Zimbabwe, we have teachers from the Philippines … so having teachers from different countries, they come with their experiences, and also different cultures," employee Rabeca Denhere said.

Ms Denhere moved to Moranbah from Oman after growing up in Zimbabwe, and said educators at the centre were opening the door to a whole new world for the kids.

She is one of 27 international childcare workers who now call Moranbah home, and who arrived in town in response to the town's long-standing childcare crisis.

Towns like Moranbah are far from a tourist destination, and with a population of fewer than 10,000, it has been difficult to entice Australian workers to move there.

It left many families without an option for childcare, according to Jodi Schnack, who manages the town's other childcare facility, Moranbah Early Learning Centre.

But thanks to the international influx, Ms Schnack said her centre had been able to increase the number of places it offers from 70 to 102.

"It means we get to make those phone calls to say that we have a spot for your child," she said.

"We have mums that will cry because they've been on the waitlist for two years.

"It means they can get back in the workforce."

Back at the nearby Simply Sunshine early education centre and kindergarten, director Amanda Stephan said it had gone from servicing 80 families per week to 120.

"So that's now gone from 50 to 60 per cent occupancy that we've been able to cater for over the last 12 months to around 70 to 80 per cent. And in the very near future, we should be able to increase to 90 per cent," she said.

So how is it happening?

It's all because of an innovative pilot program launched in central Queensland's Isaac region, which aimed to attract more childcare workers to local towns.

The project is being run by the Childcare Leadership Alliance, which was founded in 2022 to address the childcare challenges unique to regional communities.

The organisation was pulled together with support and funding from mining giant BHP Mitsubishi Alliance, with consultant Astute Early Years Specialists appointed as the lead project delivery partner.

With staff shortages identified as a key issue facing the childcare sector, the alliance launched a campaign targeting international workers.

Two towns were selected for a pilot project — Moranbah and nearby Dysart — to trial strategies to address these shortages.

A campaign aimed at international workers saw the highest success rate, garnering expressions of interest from more than 130 educators globally.

And the workers signing up for it say it has changed their lives too.

A 'better life'

Marisel Ronquillo said it was her dream of a "better life" that prompted her and her husband to pack up and relocate from the Philippines.

But moving to Australia back in 2018 involved a big sacrifice — they initially had to leave their 10-year-old daughter behind.

It's a separation that Miguela Ronquillo, who is now 16 years old, remembers well.

"It was hard at first because I didn't really want them to go away," she said. 

"I thought they would come back for me because that's what they promised.

"And then the [COVID-19] pandemic came and we couldn't see each other for a long time. And it was really hard for me."

Ms Ronquillo gained a diploma in childcare after arriving in Australia.

Now, after she joined the pilot program in Moranbah, her visa has allowed her to bring Miguela to Australia, reuiniting the family.

"I'm so lucky I found this job. We're here and we're complete and I love Moranbah so much," Ms Ronquillo said.

Another childcare import, Jessica Boshoff, relocated from South Africa. 

She also came to Australia in search of "better opportunities for [her] children".

"There's a lot of crime unfortunately [in South Africa], so your premises, your housing, is not open and you have everything behind six-foot walls," she said.

"But it's nice [in Australia] that you're able to have that freedom and children are safe, and they can live life the way they're supposed to."

Could this solution work for the rest of Australia?

Managing director of Astute Early Years Specialists, and Childcare Leadership Alliance project manager, Mel Comerford thinks international recruitment could "go a long way towards solving the workforce issues in childcare".

"We need more funding because it is a solution that's going to work for everybody — we just need the help for us to get the solutions into place."

She said it cost approximately $800,000 to bring 25 people into Moranbah, and more financial support is needed to continue this work and expand it into other locations.

"The Department of Immigration fees are not cheap. We would love support from the Queensland government to fund that," she said.

"In Victoria, the government's paying for all of the Department of Immigration fees for early childhood services to do this."

She also said more needed to be done to address the national housing shortage for this solution to be fully viable.

"We can bring people here but if they haven't got a safe, secure place to live then that's going to be a real challenge."

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