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Lucy Lawless sentenced over oil protest
‘Xena’ actress Lucy Lawless has been sentenced over her involvement in a protest to stop Shell from drilling for oil…
Celia Pacquola, comedian & writer
Awarding winner comedian and writer Celia Pacquola will perform her first solo show at Adelaide Fringe this year.
NFSA calls for game and app archiving
National Film and Sound Archives of Australia is calling for funding mechanism to preserve digital products such as games and…
Matt Damon to receive Harvard Arts Medal
Matt Damon has been announced as the 2013 recipient of the Harvard Arts Medal, awarded to a Harvard alumni who…
On the Road stimulating small communities
The funding decisions are yet to be made but just the opportunity to think about how arts could transform a…
Grants program to strengthen Australia-China relationship
The Australia-China Council Grant program 2013-14 aims to strengthen the relationship between the two countries.
Why is Tasmania the place to be in the arts?
Tiny Tasmania is the kid sister who is increasingly outshining her siblings in creative capital. We asked the Premier how…
Why the arts struggle for Government funding
A senior arts bureaucrats explains the bizarre and paradoxical strategies public servants use to win government support for the arts.
Creative practitioners should improve tax skills
While it may sound boring, getting your head around the tax system can lead to more funds for your creative…
Pier Carthew, actor
Carthew's latest work Miracle Man satirises everything from corruption in India to the gullibility of the faithful.
