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Opinions & Analysis

How much value can economists bring to the case for more public arts support?

Amid funding declines and rallies to ‘save our arts’, how much weight can economists bring to the case of proving…

An estimated 2000 supporters showed up to Rally for the Arts. Photo: Phill Lappin.
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‘Stronger together’: Victoria’s arts sector rallies for a sustainable creative future

A marching band, puppetry parade and 2000 voices made themselves heard in Melbourne this week – but the Rally for…

Early Morning Rain designed by John Coburn AM (1972), woven by Tim Gresham, Cheryl Thornton, Amy Cornall and David Pearce at the Australian Tapestry Workshop in 2023. Photo: Marie-Luise Skibbe / ADC.
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Landmark survey finds most craft and design practitioners earn less than $10,000 a year

Australia's craft and design practitioners are highly trained and deeply committed, but rewards are slim.

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Features

First NSW arts report card: strong growth but the state’s artists are worried

It’s mixed results in the NSW Government’s inaugural arts health check. The contribution of the arts to the state’s economy…

Composer Antony Partos leads the Human Made campaign. Photo: Cassidy Cloupet.
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Australian screen composers protest AI’s copyright dodging at Screen Music Awards

‘Australian creativity is not free training data.’ says Antony Partos, who leads the Human Made campaign.

Charlotte Wood joined fellow authors to speak against Big Tech at a Parliamentary Inquiry. Photo: Diana Nguyen.
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Australian authors fight the watering down of copyright law for AI

Anna Funder, Charlotte Wood and Markus Zusak speak out at the Joint Select Committee on AI.

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Interviews

How did Geelong become Australia’s first and only UNESCO City of Design?

Geelong Design Week puts the regional city's design culture in the spotlight. But how did it become a global design…

Strike action by Arts Centre Melbourne workers has paid off. Photo: Supplied / MEAA.
Industry News

Arts Centre Melbourne workers secure 13% pay rise after historic strike action

Workers secured a major pay and conditions settlement – could it set a new benchmark for arts wages?

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Victorian Labor Party pledges to better support local music if re-elected

The pledge arrives as the Victoria Labor Party prepares its campaign for the November election.

Tania de Jong performing in Pot-Pourri alongside Rebecca Bode, Jon Bode, Jonathan Morton and Anthony Barnhill. Photo: Supplied.
Opinions & Analysis

To survive, Australia’s performing arts needs urgent action

The performing arts and entertainment industry is at a crossroads, but there are practical steps we can take to secure…

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