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Loretta Hart is a connector at heart who loves bringing people together and building strong communities.

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Passionate about gender equity and social justice, she enjoys championing good ideas, encouraging collaboration and helping create spaces where everyone feels heard and has a voice. 

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We're excited to have Loretta Hart on board again as our 2026 One Planet Festival MC and appreciate her ongoing support!

Festival MC- Loretta Hart

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Local Artists & Musicians 

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Millie Irene

Millie Irene is a local singer-songwriter who draws inspiration from the 70’s Folk rock and indie genres.

 

She aims to create hauntingly charming melodies to pair with passionate lyrics. 

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Roxy & Jordan Cronwright- Vapour

We are Vapour, a punk band with 4 original songs and recently played at Fed Square, as well as the espy in Melbourne through Songmakers Live.

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Amber Kate
Amber is a solo musician and songwriter from Geelong, blending dreamy alt and shoegaze influences. She began performing in 2022 with a local bar band and launched her solo project in 2023, releasing covers and originals while experimenting with instruments and genre.

Andrea Robertson

Andrea Robertson is a soulful storyteller, blending blues, roots, folk and rock with a voice that captivates.

 

Her music is rooted in honesty and raw emotion and speaks to both the heart and the soul.

From intimate ballads to foot-stomping anthems, Andrea’s songs feel like home – familiar, warm, and impossible to forget.

Dan Aaorn

Like a magpie at dawn, Daniel Aaron’s music may wake you from a slumber- an indie-blues and roots song man from the bush. He’s got groove tighter than the federal climate budget, rhythm raucous enough for the toilet paper aisle mid-lockdown and style harder to pin than a chip packet in the wind. Cantered in earnest lyricism and the rhythm of the yidaki(didgeridoo), Daniel's songs will have you doting on beloved people, revering the landscape, and dancing whole-heartedly.

 

A Triple J comp win, collaborations and mentorship from premier Aussie artists Pierce Brothers and Ash Grunwald, a stunning debut album and subsequent International Songwriting comp finalist, Daniel Aaron has cemented himself as 'one of Australia's finest emerging acts'.

 

Following the release of his debut single in 2018, Daniel bunkered down over the course of 5 years to work meticulously on a captivating debut album. With exceptional collaborations, poetic themes and stunning production Daniel Aaron's self-titled debut album is a work of art, set to leave a lasting impact on listeners.

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Bob Evans, the ARIA winning alter ego of Jebediah frontman Kevin Mitchell, has graced the Australian music scene for more than two decades and has written some of the country’s most beloved songs.

 

Under the alias of Bob Evans, Mitchell has released six studio albums, all of which showcase the versatility and skill of this talented songsmith. Gentle, acoustic melodies prevail, enveloping the classic folk storytelling and strong emotional pull that characterises Mitchell’s substantial body of work.

 

His second release, ‘Suburban Songbook’, saw Kev pick up a 2006 ARIA Award for Best Adult Contemporary Album, chalking up Gold accreditation in the process. ‘Goodnight, Bull Creek!’ earned Mitchell dual 2009 ARIA Award nominations for Best Male Artist and Best Adult Contemporary Album while ‘Familiar Stranger’ followed up with a 2013 ARIA Award nomination for Best Adult Contemporary Album.

 

Evans has graced the Triple J and Double J airwaves over the years as well as hosting a highly successful Podcast, ‘Good Evans, It’s a Bobcast!’ featuring special guests from Australian music, sport and culture.

 

"....the portrait stowed in his attic grows more interesting with each album." Rolling Stone Magazine AU

Bob Evans

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One Planet Festival 

Parents for Climate acknowledges that the One Planet festival will take place on the traditional lands of Wadawurrung people of the Kulin nation, custodians of land, waters and culture for tens of thousands of years. We pay our respects to elders, past, present and emerging and recognise that sovereignty has never been ceded. It always was and always will be, Aboriginal land.

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Contact

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