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Must see performing arts of 2021: Part One – theatre and musical theatre

Our Performing Arts Editor Richard Watts selects some of the shows he’s most excited to see in 2021.

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How COVID could change your workplace in 2021

The pandemic has undoubtedly changed the way we work, but how many of the changes we've become accustomed to will…

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So you want my arts job: Library Manager, Museums Victoria

While online material has changed what librarians do, they're specific knowledge and skillset can certainly never be replaced. Library Manager…

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Artists, Activism and the Anthropocene: What does it really mean for change?

After two summers that couldn’t be more different – from drought and fires to heavy rain – conversations about the…

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Why being stuck at home – and unable to hang out in cafes and bars – drains our creativity

By encouraging random encounters and free-flowing conversation, coffee shops become engines of innovation.

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How Aboriginal perspectives are transforming archaeological histories

New collaborative work at an Aboriginal cave in eastern Victoria shows the stark difference between contemporary archaeological research and that…

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Emilya Colliver on why Making Art (with corporates) Matters

Cultural Entrepreneur Emilya Colliver has written a book targeted at developers and corporates, to assist in navigating board room discussion…

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The most anticipated Australian indie books of 2021

After a year that had us all appreciating our local talent, Melissa Cranenburgh looks forward to the small press surprises…

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How the arts in Australia suffered (but survived) in 2020

The year everything got cancelled – writer Jo Caust looks at the toxic landscape of 2020 from arts education, relief…

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Exit Interview: Todd MacDonald, La Boite Theatre Company

After six years as Artistic Director/CEO at Brisbane’s La Boite, MacDonald is moving on. He looks back on his time…

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