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Omicron shortages create 'new precariousness' for performing arts

Short supplies of RATs and workers under pressure are part of the new normal for theatre and musical productions.

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The price of arts funding

‘Arts organisations can sometimes demonstrate a strange naivety when asking for or accepting donations,’ writes Jo Caust.

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Art overstepping legal boundaries

Two breaking stories flag a reality check for the visual arts sector.

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‘Sculpting’ a plan, ‘igniting’ an economy

The recent Parliamentary Inquiry into the Arts has plenty to ignite passions and inspire change.

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Resetting our arts boards

At the Reset Conference in Adelaide, Kate Larsen asked the sector to imagine a radically different structure for our arts…

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Resetting Australia’s public arts agenda

A series of conversations in Adelaide wants to put the arts at the centre of recovery efforts.

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What the Parliamentary Inquiry recommends for arts recovery

The Government has tabled 22 recommendation for the arts and culture sector’s recovery – we take a look.

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The arts need to reboot for salary equity

Did JobKeeper advance the case for a universal artist salary?

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Inside the new plan for First Nations visual arts

There's an ambitious new plan for economic and professional growth in First Nations Visual Arts, plus it is backed with…

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Crafts sector seek national policy

The uptake in craft and design is not reflected in revised policy.

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