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Two-way theatre connects city and regional schools

They call it theatre pen-palling. Four high schools in Griffith and Western Sydney collaborated on simultaneous productions 500kms apart that…

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Theatre of the World

Hobart’s Museum of Old and New Art is shedding its reputation as the antipodean Adult Disneyland and the Museum of…

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Why are we obsessed with celebrity?

On the eve of the inaugural Celebrity Studies Journal Conference, the convenor asks why we live with the constant beat…

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The law is failing to protect Indigenous cultural property

Art copyright laws are not working for Indigenous cultural property: we need special legislation.

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Regional creative communities undermined

Northern Rivers towns like Byron Bay and Lismore have long been a magnet for artists escaping the city but they…

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Falls Festival falls first in Sustainable Tourism Awards

Sustainability programs win praise from tourist groups and environmentalists alike.

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Melbourne festival appointments

Internationally respected multidisciplinary arts curator Louise Neri joins the Melbourne Festival team.

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The School of Life: Volume 1

Edited by writer/philosopher Alain de Botton, this simply written but profoundly conceptual volume is a set of self-help books written…

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Festivals beyond city limits

Thousands of Australians now flock to remote destinations as rural and regional towns compete for the biggest, best or simply…

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Bell Shakespeare offers two artists paid scholarships for 2013

As part of its Creative Artists Programme, Bell Shakespeare has offered two artists and trained educators paid scholarships for 2013.

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