arts policy
Can these federal parliamentarians supercharge philanthropic giving to the arts?
The first hearing of the Federal Government’s inquiry into arts philanthropy revealed there is a lot to learn about the…
Lack of clarity in new hate speech laws impacting artists, arts bodies warn
The National Association for the Visual Arts and the Australian Cartoonists Association have expressed concerns over 'hastily introduced' new hate…
Time for an upgrade: the arts industry’s ‘Windows update’ moment
The Chamber of Arts and Culture WA’s Rick Heath explores three divergent perspectives on the future of sustainable arts and…
Building a new National Cultural Policy – Burke talks to ArtsHub
Arts sector members can help shape the next National Cultural Policy, Federal Minister for the Arts Tony Burke tells ArtsHub.
Art and AI: looking back at the major developments in 2025
ArtsHub reflects on significant turning points in the debate around art and AI in 2025.
Creative State 2028: the Victorian arts sector responds
Peak bodies and cultural institutions respond to Victoria’s newly released cultural policy, Creative State 2028.
What Arts Minister’s press briefing reveals about policy evaluation
Digging in to Federal Arts Minister’s recent media briefing points to some of his policy evaluation preferences.
Copyright & AI: Arts Minister Tony Burke pledges to protect artists’ rights
In a wide-ranging speech touching on AI and copyright, the Arts Minister Tony Burke reaffirmed his opposition to the Productivity…
Peak bodies welcome re-elected Albanese Government and call for greater commitment to live music and visual arts sectors
NAVA and 20 contemporary music organisations have welcomed Labor’s re-election and are collectively calling for stronger focus by the new…
What to expect in the arts from Labor's landslide win and second term
In the wake of their landslide win, what can Australians expect for the next three years of Arts policy? Arts…