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Southern Cross University cuts Creative Arts Program

Creative learning avenues again on the chopping block, with NSW’s Southern Cross University discontinuing its Arts Program.

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This week's arts news and trending topics

We report it – you read it. This week's top arts news stories.

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International report on book-buying trends

How does Australia compare to other countries in terms of book purchasing habits?

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Celebrating its 25-year anniversary, Flinders Quartet announces its 2025 season

For its silver jubilee year, Flinders Quartet is presenting a series of concerts showcasing chamber music from both past and…

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A Day On The Green 2024-25: an ultimate guide to daycations and uplifting live music

Escape the daily grind with A Day On The Green, the one-of-a-kind outdoor live music series of events held in…

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WA Literary Coasters initiative

A call-out to WA writers to submit work to appear on coasters around the state.

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Egyptian fans account for biggest cultural spend in 23-year history

The Egyptian blockbuster exhibition delivers a $27.7 million boost to Canberra – the highest in the National Museum’s history.

'Mary Poppins', one of the highest attended productions in Adelaide Festival Centre's 50-year history. A large group of lavishly dressed performers on stage, standing in a 'V' formation. The lights are blue/purple.
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Proving the worth – Adelaide Festival Centre generated $164 million for SA

The Adelaide Festival Centre is proving the value of the arts through delivering quality programming and making a significant dollar…

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Opportunities and awards

Scholarship for landscape artists, winners of The Reading Prize and more!

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WAAPA to benefit from $30 million philanthropic partnership

A $30 million, 25-year partnership between Edith Cowan University and the Minderoo Foundation will help outfit WAAPA’s performance spaces at…

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