Writing and Publishing
Review: Bohemia Beach by Justine Ettler
Catherine drinks champagne, for when she’s trying not to get too drunk, and vodka, for when she’s seeking refuge from…
Creating jobs: the push for women in gaming
With only 18% of women employed in the Australian game industry, one organisation is looking to change the tech landscape.
On the move: the latest appointments and resignations
Staff movements and new appointments for Accessible Arts, Tasdance, MIFF, MSO, Glen Street Theatre and The Red Rattler
Five grounding techniques to cultivate resilient ensembles
When creating work that addresses our tumultuous social and political climate, it's important to have processes in place which protect…
Social practice: embedding art in community
Looking back over 12 years of social practice in Sydney’s West, Curator Anne Loxley speaks to ArtsHub about how C3West…
The women preserving Australia’s feminist history
How can we safeguard feminist works for the future? Several organisations share examples from the past and the present.
Relying on Facebook is not a good idea
AIDC panel unpacked social media algorithm changes as they disrupt indie media.
Greens to artists: your rights are our priority
Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young responds to the Government’s updates to Australia’s online regulations, and what they means for creative content…
From arts publicist to stage manager: 22 careers explained
If you've ever wondered what a dramaturg does, how to begin work as a conservator, or what a literary editor's…
Review: Relatively Famous by Roger Averill
In Relatively Famous, Averill has produced a masterpiece of realistic fiction.