National
Shining a light on Asian Australian theatre
Asian Australian playwriting takes centre stage at the National Play Festival.
Musicians swap notes for words with Songrites
Indigenous voices will feature at the National Play Festival with Songrites.
Nazi shadow falls across international galleries
In an Australian first, the NGV will return a Nazi-looted painting. Hundreds of works from Oslo to Florida are being…
Recovery begins at Glasgow School of Art
A special bursary scheme for students affected by the fire has been established as offers of support for the GSA…
New board members join Melbourne Writers Festival
A senior staff member from the ANZ Bank and a museum director join the literary Festival's Board.
Without independent artists the major arts bodies will die
The arts sector needs to accept responsibility for the inequity on which its success is achieved and not blame it…
Opportunity lost but Asia remains important
Adelaide Festival Centre will continue its leading Asian/Australian cultural engagement despite losing all Federal support.
Artists need to be at the developers' table
Art can be central to urban change but artists need early consultation and reasonable expectations to make a difference.
Pioneering centre brings cultural opportunity to Timor Leste
The establishment of a cultural centre in rural Timor Leste aims to benefit the community beyond creation and performance.
South Australia’s got talent
Joint winners have taken out the Flinders University Young Playwrights Award.