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David Marr on journalism and writing about Australia’s monsters

Journalist, author, and biographer David Marr spoke with ArtsHub about his 40-year career and why ‘monsters’ who hold places of…

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ICYMI: A wrap of this week’s arts news

Powerhouse calls for Architect, residencies with Animal Logic and The Wheeler Centre, more money for regional arts announced, and more…

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Applause: latest funding and awards announced

Artback NT secures touring funding from Playing Australia, 2019 Hazel Rowley Literary Fellowship shortlist revealed, Wheeler Centre announces additional Fellowships,…

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NSW Labor announces arts pledges ahead of state election

The Labor Party promises to double regional arts support, keep the Powerhouse Museum at its Ultimo location and increase support…

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Review: Wednesdays with Bob by Derek Rielly

From his balcony overlooking Sydney Harbour, Hawke sits down with Rielly to talk love, politics, friends, foes, and death.

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University galleries step up in a shifting gallery landscape

The role of University Art Museums has changed dramatically in recent years. ArtsHub talks with three venues across three states…

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Review: A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo by Jill Twiss

A book like this, which is about marriage equality and democracy and yet is suitable for children and adults, is…

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How theatre companies are creating parent-friendly policies

Women in theatre are warned not to have children because motherhood will derail their careers, but in the US, a…

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Exciting digital career paths for creatives

Writers, artists, podcasters: new opportunities are opening up for creatives every year as more and more companies increase their presence…

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Rethinking leadership: creating change in a changing world

Integrity, initiative and innovative thinking are desirable characteristics in arts leaders, but in this rapidly evolving world it’s our future…

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