arts policy
Nearly every Australian engages with arts and culture – politicians should pay attention
The data shows arts and culture is woven into the fabric of Australian life.
News of Blue poles’ tour revives public divide over arts’ value
The announcement that one of Australia’s most valuable artworks will travel to WA has stoked a familiar public conversation.
‘A stronger legal safety net’: Fair Work proposes clearer recognition for arts workers
NAVA welcomes proposed changes to a federal award while warning that minimum rates still fall short for skilled arts workers.
Which cost increases are hitting performing arts companies hardest?
It’s tough times for many across the nation right now, including Australia's performing arts companies.
Red alert: the emergency campaign to save Sydney's iconic Marian St Theatre
Campaigners say there are just days left to save Sydney's Marian Street Theatre, as Ku-ring-gai Council prepares to scrap redevelopment…
Sorry Albanese, the creative sectors aren’t going to stop worrying about AI job threats
Despite the PM's promises, Australia's arts and creative workers have good reason to be nervy about AI.
'It's Melbourne's turn': million-dollar fund to fast-track the next generation of Australian musicals
The Musical Theatre Development Fund is a $1 million investment in the creation of original musicals in Victoria.
What really motivates arts philanthropists to give?
Glamorous galas and enticing tax breaks are one thing, but it takes a little more than that to convince arts…
Divine Playhouse announces peaceful 'sing-in' rally after being forced out of Sydney building for 'offensive trade'
Landlords have terminated the lease of new queer arts venue Divine Playhouse, despite overwhelming public support.
Fears for artistic freedom grow as religious backlash shuts down new queer arts venue
Threatened with eviction, Sydney's Divine Playhouse is fighting back against conservative protestors, prompting fresh concerns about censorship.