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Creating a national arts plan

How can we get to a shared national plan for the arts? Kate Fielding, CEO of A New Approach, explains…

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The sing-along festival that encourages community, connection and joy

One of Australia’s first participatory festivals returns this winter with a program that encourages audiences to collectively celebrate the power…

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Stop-start arts

To vaccinate a nation of anxious people, how do you achieve a complex project management challenge while looking after everyone’s…

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Arts funding in an interconnected ecology

A local council decision to cut funding echoes Federal Government’s ongoing slashing of the arts, according to David Pledger.

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Book Review: One Hundred Days by Alice Pung

A fractured fairytale exposing the thin line between love and control.

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Melbourne artist Peter Wegner wins this year’s Archibald Prize, while in lockdown

As the iconic prize turns 100, a portrait of artist Guy Warren – who also turns 100 this year –…

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Growing up with trees: new books use story and science to connect kids with nature

Professor Kathryn Williams takes a look at a recent trend in children's literature – trees.

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2021 Perth Festival amplified local artists' voices and boosted economy

The Perth Festival 2021 Impact Report confirms the public value in supporting local artists and arts organisations.

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ALP goes ballistic about the arts in Parliament, signals trouble for the government

The new regulations which strip advantages from the tax rebate system will have to go to Parliament, and the ALP…

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Cannes Film Festival – Justin Kurzel’s ‘Nitram’ in competition

Based around the Port Arthur gunman, Nitram is the first Australian film in official competition in a decade.

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