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Amy MacMahon

Amy MacMahon is the MP for South Brisbane and the Queensland Greens’ spokesperson for the arts.

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Amy MacMahon, the Queensland Greens MP for South Brisbane and spokesperson for the arts, stands in front of a mural painted by Thistle Pearl @thistlesanctuary. Amy is a fair-skinned woman with short brown hair and glasses and wearing a green t-shirt. She stands in front of a vibrantly coloured piece of street art.
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Queensland election: The Greens’ vision for the arts in the state

Publicly-owned spaces for creative activity, a living wage for artists and addressing the cost of living crisis are key platforms…

Amy MacMahon

Oct 21, 2024

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Simone Young conducts 'Mahler Six' with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra in 2018. Photographed from above, Sydney Symphony Orchestra’s Chief Conductor Simone Young - a fair-skinned, blonde haired woman wearing black and standing on a podium with her arms outstretched - conducts the Sydney Symphony. Orchestra members are arrayed around her playing their various instruments.

2026 season announcements: our rolling guide to the performing arts

Richard Watts

Sep 3, 2025

Franco Zeffirelli’s 'Aida' at Arena di Verona. The photograph hints at the scale of the arena production's opulent set, and depicts cast and chorus members arrayed beneath huge temple-like Egyptian statues and a pyramid.

Adelaide Oval to host exclusive performances of Franco Zeffirelli’s Aida in 2026  

Richard Watts

Sep 3, 2025

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