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The vast majority of Victorians have or are willing to engage with arts and culture. A woman surrounded by spinning lights inside a market.
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99% of Victorians are ā€˜in the marketā€™ for culture ā€“ what does this mean?

Victoria is ahead of New York and the UK in terms of culture market interest with $3.4 billion in annual…

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Career Advice

How to ensure you actually rest and take a break this holiday season

Many artists and arts professionals struggle to take time off, even when it's available to them.

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Festive felicitations one and all

Gina Rinehart meant that some of our Christmases came early this year. The Namitjira portrait saga was the gift that…

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What we can learn from Agency's move to First Nations leadership

A First Nations CEO is more than an appointment, it is a pathway to a future. ArtsHub sits down with…

On the Move is ArtsHub's weekly summary of arts sector appointments and departures. The photo depicts a barefoot Asian woman in a dynamic contemporary dance pose. She is barefoot, her back arched, her head tilted back and her arms raised.
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On the move: latest arts sector appointments

Our final round-up of Australian arts sector appointments, departures and related comings and goings for 2024.

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This weekā€™s arts news and trending topics

Our weekly wrap of arts news and reviews from around the country, highlighting the stories you may have missed.

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How AI music has become a common fixture of far-right hate ā€“ part two

The far-right is using AI to create music and content as a way to spread racist and other extremist views.

Australian true crime podcasts had a prolific year in 2024.
Features

The best Australian true crime podcasts of 2024

Australians continued to adore true crime podcasts in 2024. New series followed some of Australia's deadliest or most notorious cases.

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Most popular reviews in 2024

Which reviews of live performances, exhibitions and books attracted the most attention from ArtsHub's readers this year?

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Vale 2024: saluting those we lost this year

ArtsHub salutes the giants of our sector, who said farewell in 2024. Vale to you all.

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