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Cultural Canberra steps into the spotlight

There's more to Canberra than politics. Enlighten aims to illuminate the capital's cultural side.

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Literally the biggest show on earth

Major acts like U2 or Madonna typically travel with 50 or 60 semi-trailers. Cavalia travels with 100 including 50 horses,…

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Five arts graduates who have actually found jobs

With a little bit of perseverance and passion, finding work as an arts graduate isn’t impossible. Here are five success…

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How competitive funding harms the arts

In 'It's Culture, Stupid' an outspoken paper released today, the former head of Arts Queensland, argues for a massive overhaul…

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Global Repertoire Database makes strong progress

The Global Repertoire Database seeks to provide a comprehensive representation and global ownership and control of musical works and is…

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Owain Arthur: The understudy who stole the show

What does it take for an understudy to steal the show? ArtsHub chats to Owain Arthur, the star of 'One…

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What have the arts got to do with development?

The arts can be as valuable to developing countries as roads, health and jobs.

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Amber McCulloch

Amber McCulloch is British Council Australia's Communications & Projects Manager.

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Juliana Engberg

Juliana Engberg is currently the Artistic Director of the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art and also the 19th Biennale of…

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A new Iron Curtain over the arts in Hungary?

The arts community in Hungary is suffering under conditions reminiscent of the Soviet-era.

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