There have been many theories about how the Nutbush dance that has long been a staple at Australian weddings and parties came about. But a new study has found the routine to American singer Tina ...
The line dance has been taught in Australian schools for almost 50 years – but where did it start? Now researchers have narrowed down their search For 50 years, Australian primary school students have ...
The whole world mourned the passing of music legend Tina Turner last year, perhaps none more so than Australians, who have always had a special fondness for her. That’s not just because of her star ...
The Nutbush, set to its eponymous song and sometimes considered an unofficial national dance, is popular with all ages and has taken on special significance after the singer’s death. By Yan Zhuang ...
Thousands of boot-scooters are set to hit the red dirt for a new world record attempt of the Nutbush dance at this year's Birdsville Big Red Bash, as a tribute to Tina Turner following her passing.
Every Aussie has fond memories of dancing the Nutbush in school halls and wedding receptions – but why are we the only ones obsessed with it? Most Australians will have fond memories of growing up ...
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