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This should be a private decision...not to try and influence people...
Pretty sure Kamhal has done a backflip back to No.
REVERSE THE CUTS!Cuts to screen funding in the State Budget will devastate the industry in NSW, pushing jobs and productions out of the state. Contact your MP to reverse these cuts: www.meaa.org/reverse-the-screen-cuts
#MEAAcrew #MEAAequity
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Dismay as James Cook University proposes closure of creative arts in North Queensland
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Many fear the loss of the region's only university qualification in creative arts with James Cook University announcing cuts.Artist burnout is not a mental health issue – it is a labour issue ... See MoreSee Less

Artist burnout is not a mental health issue – it is a labour issue
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Reframing burnout in labour terms would implicitly shift our approach to advocacy around artist well-being.Choosing positive energy! 😉www.coverbandcentral.com ... See MoreSee Less
Why did I pick the blues? 🙂
of course it does, just like reading the herald sun every day influences how you view the world!
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I am an aging dancer (65) who still cannot sit still when there’s a good beat playing. Yes, my knees are pretty average & sure it will be a knee replacement or 2 for me in coming years. But absolutely no regrets. The benefits far outweigh the cost. 🙏
Greg Hoepner
Yes - this no dancing affliction is prevalent in the majority of the males of New Zealand Australia and England.
Melissa Janet ❤️
But to understand that the life of your knees and tympanics is something you only become aware of once they are going is one of those catch 22's.
Shut up and take my vote 😉🥰
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The art fair that’s become the exact event that Sydney needs
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‘It’s happening’: beloved Melbourne music venue the Tote finally saved by community campaign
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New owners confirm sale after $3m crowdfunding campaign, with venue to be placed in trust for future generationsInside Sydney’s Newly Blossoming Contemporary Art Scene | Artsy ... See MoreSee Less

Inside Sydney’s Newly Blossoming Contemporary Art Scene | Artsy
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Ahead of the 7th edition of Sydney Contemporary, Artsy speaks to the galleries involved in the city’s bustling art scene.Art Walks & Talks | Sydney Contemporary ... See MoreSee Less

Art Walks & Talks | Sydney Contemporary
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Art, Walks & Talks Gallery programmed events including artists’ talks, gallery openings, brunches, special book launches and artist studio visits, both at the Fair and off-site, during the week of.....
We're so pleased and proud to announce that after unprecedented demand from artists, La Mama Pathways program will expand significantly in 2024, with a raft of new professional development opportunities and a new partnership with John T Reid Charitable Trusts.
The 2024 program will include:
WRITING INTENSIVE is a theatre writing series in partnership with Australian Plays Transform (APT). Entry to this program will be via application, and an external selection committee will decide the final cohort.
EMERGE is an open access program for theatre makers aged 18 - 26.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERIES offers open access, free professional development on topics to be determined by our community.
MENTORSHIPS will be offered for producers, stage managers, and other creatives.
DRAMATURGICAL SUPPORT will offer one on one sessions with experienced dramaturgs for selected writers who submit scripts to our open, free script appraisal service.
CONNECT will offer the opportunity for networking as well as consultation to shape future programs. These are free and open access events but bookings are required.
Connect will begin this year with three consultative sessions in October. Bookings will open soon so keep following us here and subscribe to our enews.
ℹ More information and application processes for Pathways 2024 will be announced in December.
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‘He hoped allowing the song to support a Yes vote would help make the case for the constitutional change.
“This song changed my life. I can only hope that now it might help, in some small way, to change the lives of our First Nations peoples for the better,” Farnham said in a statement.’
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BREAKING NEWS! Shayda has won the 2023 CinefestOZ $100,000 Film Prize.
Cinema Australia congratulates the Shayda team on such an incredible film.
We’d also like to congratulate CinefestOZ on another excellent festival in 2023. It’s an honour to attend each year and I can’t wait for 2024.
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