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Vogue Australia editor gets the boot

Three of magazine magnate NewsLifeMedia’s top editors have been axed, stunning the Australian fashion industry.

I Love You, Bro

STREET THEATRE: This remarkable true-life tale about obsession, loneliness and desire, directed by David Berthold, features a compelling script and a truly masterful performance.

House of Cards

ANYWHERE THEATRE FESTIVAL: A mixed media performance underpinned by the concepts of fate, chance and impermanence, inspired by the Radiohead album, ‘In Rainbows’.

Buffalo Girls

HUMAN RIGHTS ARTS & FILM FESTIVAL: A compelling documentary exploring the lives of young Thais who work as Muay Thai fighters on the controversial children’s circuit.

Wrinkles

HUMAN RIGHTS ARTS & FILM FESTIVAL: The winner of two Goya Awards, this gentle gem of a film is a carefully considered depiction of one man’s struggle with Alzheimer’s.

Dance through the decades with Cloudland

Experience life, love and dance from the 1940s to the 1980s with Queensland Ballet.

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04:55 PM Vogue Australia editor gets the boot

10:27 AM 11 artists win Creative Australia Fellowships

04:01 PM Screen Australia's $400,000 for film development

03:41 PM Sydney City to develop new Cultural Policy

03:28 PM Australia Council Review released

03:19 PM Rome studio announced for emerging SA artists

02:51 PM Melbourne Art Fair signs global partnership

02:51 PM 3MBS Radiothon fundraiser gets underway

02:25 PM Emerging actor wins $5,000 award

02:02 PM Vivid Sydney extends to Walsh Bay Arts Precinct

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Where's the Community in this Cultural Policy?

Scott O'Hara | Scott O'Hara lets loose on the National Cultural Policy.

Young writers find their Voice(works)

Sarah Adams | The process of putting pen to paper, while cathartic, can also cultivate an invaluable thirst for knowledge; something Kat Muscat, the brand new editor of Voiceworks knows all too well.

Skipping church to discover the world

David Walsh | David Walsh, the founder of Tasmania's revered Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), shares the personal inspiration behind the gallery's newest exhibition, Theatre of the World.

Not The Budget

Tamara Winikoff | Today, the Treasurer Wayne Swan announced the allocation of the $1.5 billion Budget surplus to support the arts. Well, in Tamara Winikoff's ideal world he did.

Pathway to publicity: to sell or be sold

Ebonie Hyland | Publicists. Do you need one, or want to be one? We’ve asked two Australian publicists to help us help you.

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I Love You, Bro

Revelly Robinson | STREET THEATRE: This remarkable true-life tale about obsession, loneliness and desire, directed by David Berthold, features a compelling script and a truly masterful performance.

House of Cards

Nimal Jayawardhana | ANYWHERE THEATRE FESTIVAL: A mixed media performance underpinned by the concepts of fate, chance and impermanence, inspired by the Radiohead album, ‘In Rainbows’.

Melancholia

Susanna Nelson | MADMAN DVD: The latest film from auteur Lars von Trier is a fluent essay on the human mind – what frees it, what troubles it, what paralyses it.

Buffalo Girls

Sarah Ward | HUMAN RIGHTS ARTS & FILM FESTIVAL: A compelling documentary exploring the lives of young Thais who work as Muay Thai fighters on the controversial children’s circuit.

Wrinkles

Sarah Ward | HUMAN RIGHTS ARTS & FILM FESTIVAL: The winner of two Goya Awards, this gentle gem of a film is a carefully considered depiction of one man’s struggle with Alzheimer’s.