arts policy
ACT election: Labor’s vision for the arts in the Australian Capital Territory
Tara Cheyne, ACT Minister for Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy, outlines her vision for the national capital’s creative future.
Managing Director leaves MSO: Peter Garrett to conduct independent external review
Sophie Galaise has left the MSO after the Orchestra’s musicians made a statement of 'no confidence' in senior management.
Sports policy focuses on the grassroots: is this missing from arts policies?
Should Australian arts policy focus more on participation instead of audiences, asks Margaret Seares.
Wages are no laughing matter
NAVA has welcomed a review of the Amusement Award to provide better terms for visual arts workers.
NSW commits to artist-led development of Creative Industries policy
A statewide consultation process in July and August aims to ensure artists and arts workers can contribute to a new…
Access Rights in the arts: a shared responsibility
Siloing d/Deaf and Disabled people within the arts and cultural sector continues to lead to marginalisation. NAVA offers a pathway…
Your NSW Election arts policy checklist
ArtsHub spoke to the major parties and has listened to the sector: this is a summary of what you need…
An arts portfolio should raise questions; NSW Labor provides answers
As NSW Election 2023 nears, Shadow Minister for the Arts, Night Time Economy and Music, John Graham outlines how Labor…
The Greens' plan to make NSW the State of the Arts
Ahead of the NSW Election 2023, Cate Faehrmann outlines the Greens' arts policy and promises.
What the NSW Coalition will deliver for the arts
As NSW Minister for the Arts, Ben Franklin tells ArtsHub readers what he promises to deliver for the sector, come…