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The hangover in literature

Still recovering from a long weekend? From raw owl's eggs to 'Polish Bison', the great writers all have their own…

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Soft power: the arts of diplomacy (from the archives)

Cultural diplomacy helps advance Australian influence and fund global arts engagement but also puts political pressure on artists.

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Exit interview: Lee Lewis, Artistic Director, Griffin Theatre

After eight years at Griffin, Lee Lewis is moving on to a new role at Queensland Theatre. She reflects on…

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ArtsHub’s 2020 Musical Theatre Calendar

From independent productions to the touring commercial juggernauts, here are some musical dates for your diary in the months to…

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How to cope when your work remains stuck in limbo

Jane Harrison’s ‘new’ play was left sitting in a drawer for six years following a rehearsed reading, with promises to…

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How would an Oscar change your life? (from the archives)

Fame, fortune and your pick of the best projects – or over-exposure, exploitation and unhappiness? What happens when you win…

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Defaced but not forgotten: Melbourne murals 30 years on

The recent reimagining of two iconic murals painted in Melbourne in the 1980s and eventually defaced, signifies the importance of…

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How bushfires are affecting the careers of Australia’s performers

As bushfires become the new abnormal, Stephanie Eslake looks how musicians, comedians and other performing artists are re-thinking their tours,…

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Writing awards, competitions and opportunities in 2020

Keep an eye on these literary prizes and opportunities.

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How to care for and recover artworks after bushfire

There are three main factors to consider when thinking about the impact of bushfires on your personal treasures – smoke,…

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