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Report shows government spends $245 per person on culture
What is the current state of Cultural Funding by Government? A new report shows where the money is going.
Casting a fresh eye over cripping up
How long before we start to view the performance of disability in the same way we now view blackface?
Applause: recent winners
State Library Victoria celebrates a new resident; Melbourne Museum is honoured; emerging SA writers awarded and Macquarie Group shortlist announced.
Near-parity is nearly something to celebrate
The 2016 Stella Count reports that women authors have achieved near-parity in the nation's reviews pages, closing an 8% gap…
Music industry acts to address gender imbalance
A music industry peak body has responded to two recent reports highlighting gender inequity in the sector with plans to…
Bangarra relocates to temporary Barangaroo home
The Indigenous dance company are the latest organisation to seek new premises during the redevelopment of Walsh Bay Arts Precinct.
From convict era to concert hall
A new collaboration between the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra and prison inmates aims to build empathy, self-esteem, writing skills and community…
On the move: the latest appointments and resignations
Three long serving arts company Directors retire, contracts renewed at the top, and a leading soprano heads West.
Castlemaine Art Museum closes to confront crisis
The much loved regional Victorian gallery closes its doors to the public as it considers how to become more sustainable.
Coping with instant fame: Cairns and Hearman speak up
How does being named the Archibald Prize Winner change an artists life? We speak with this week’s winner Mitch Cairns…