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Victoria’s games industry continues to thrive: other states must take note

Victoria’s strong game development scene is a testament to the incredible value of dedicated government funding for independent video games.

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Shifting sands: Shaping the future of Bangarra

As Stephen Page looks to a life beyond the company he has spent more than 30 years leading, Frances Rings…

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Rethinking nationalism in the wake of COVID

As border closures changed our workplaces, and new authoritarianisms shaped our life, this panel explores how the ‘new normal’ reinvents…

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Celebrating 75 years of fine music making

As Queensland Symphony Orchestra marks its 75th birthday, we look back on the Orchestra’s rich history, and towards its future.

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Recent theatre audience trends: what’s drawing us in?

As theatre audiences return, their choices reveal some interesting new trends.

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How to make the most of a Fringe festival

Three Fringe festival veterans on why they love Fringe and their advice for newcomers.

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Bad news Boards

Last year, Kate Larsen asked our sector to imagine a radically different structure for its arts Boards – or a…

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Exit Interview: Amy Barrett Lennard, PICA

A veteran arts leader signs off after 16 years in a career-defining role.

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A tale of two Darwin Festival Artistic Directors

Outgoing Artistic Director Felix Preval and incoming AD Kate Fell sit down together to discuss programming, population, and the unique…

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Street dance: from community to the stage

A diverse style propelled by the power of community and collaborations, here are three street dancers expanding its reach.

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