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Keith Urban Rising Star Scholarship. Photo: Supplied / GMT.
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Best opportunities, grants and awards for creatives: 26-31 January 2026

Keith Urban throws support behind the next country music star, major writers awards closing soon, and more.

UK comedian Raul Kohli anchors A History Comedy Show.
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A History Comedy Show review: an entertaining FRINGE WORLD three-hander

Hosted by award-winning comedian & history buff Raul Kohli, A History Comedy Show brings casual lighthearted fun to FRINGE WORLD.

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The Tempest

A storm is coming to Healesville…

Artist Talks

Culture Tracks

Pause in Transition: The Elderhood Project

Pause in Transition: The Elderhood Project brings together artworks shaped by change, reflection and becoming.

Exhibitions

Qtopia Sydney

LOVING

Qtopia Sydney, in association with the European Union (EU) Delegation to Australia, is thrilled to present LOVING, a photographic collection…

Artist's render of the new Glasshouse Theatre at QPAC, Brisbane. Image: Supplied.
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Brisbane's new Glasshouse Theatre set to open in March

After long delays, the 1500-seat Glasshouse Theatre will soon open in Brisbane.

Nazri. Photo: Nammer Alashqar.
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Getting cultural representation right

Working with different cultural elements is rewarding but risky. How can that risk be minimised, and how can improving our…

Photo: Supplied. SF3 SmartFone Flick Fest Sydney 2026.
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SmartFone Flick Fest heads to the Sydney Opera House

This weekend, the finalists in the SmartFone Flick Fest will showcase just what can be achieved with the humble smartphone…

Rob Hirst behind the drumkit with Backsliders at Womadelaide 2007. Midnight Oil
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Rob Hirst was not the figurehead of Midnight Oil – but he was its backbone

David Nichols reflects on the life and career of Midnight Oils' drummer and songwriter Rob Hirst, who died on Monday…

The Creative Workplaces Survey is an Australian first.
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Have your say in Australia’s first national survey into working conditions in the creative industries

The Creative Workplaces Survey is open now – and it could be a game-changer for the arts and culture sector.

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