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The future of music

With illegal downloading devastating musicians’ incomes, stakeholders around the world are rewriting the industry score.

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On the Road stimulating small communities

The funding decisions are yet to be made but just the opportunity to think about how arts could transform a…

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Grants program to strengthen Australia-China relationship

The Australia-China Council Grant program 2013-14 aims to strengthen the relationship between the two countries.

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Apple sells 25 billion songs on iTunes

Apple has announced that it has sold over 25 billion songs on its iTunes store.

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Why is Tasmania the place to be in the arts?

Tiny Tasmania is the kid sister who is increasingly outshining her siblings in creative capital. We asked the Premier how…

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Why the arts struggle for Government funding

A senior arts bureaucrats explains the bizarre and paradoxical strategies public servants use to win government support for the arts.

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Lucy Lawless sentenced over oil protest

‘Xena’ actress Lucy Lawless has been sentenced over her involvement in a protest to stop Shell from drilling for oil…

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Top designers head to agIdeas

Forty of the world’s leading designers will descend on Melbourne this autumn for agIdeas International Design Week.

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Japanese town wants underwear on David statue

Residents in a Japanese town are calling for underwear to be placed on a replica of Michelangelo’s David sculpture.

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School of Scottish Studies archive under threat

Students and academics at Edinburgh University are fighting to preserve the archives and libraries belonging to the School of Scottish…

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