National
Neil LaBute talks In a Forest, Dark and Deep
When a play shows in the forest, does it make a sound?
Dead By Page 50: the Three Little Aboriginal Pigs of Australian Narrative
In art, Australia needs Aboriginal heroes and Aboriginal Everymen and Everywomen, not just noble savages or doomed innocents.
Rights issue forces late season change at Malthouse and Belvoir
An unforeseen issue with the rights to The Philadelphia Story means the planned co-production will not be staged in 2014.
Urban Illusions - cool interventions that make you look twice.
Putting fresh energy into trompe l'oeie, artist are playing with how we see the urban landscape.
When friends go feral
Tensions between volunteers and governance are inevitable. Poorly handled, they will destroy a cultural organisation.
More than Ten Days on the Island
The biennial Tasmanian festival launched its new brand this week, marking a major shift in programming and community engagement.
New $5000 writing award
A new award from the Lorne Sculpture Biennale aims to encourage more analytic witting on contemporary sculpture.
Accountants warn on crowdfunding
Crowdfunding is booming but a major accounting firm has warned investors to be cautious as the US loosens regulations.
No blues for award-winning classical saxophanist
An instrument more usually associated with jazz has won the 2014 Fine Music 102.5 Kruger Scholarship.
Events Tasmania has a new director
With tourism booming in Tasmania, thanks to 'the MONA effect', Events Tasmania has a new director.