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National Cultural Policy Discussion on the ABC
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011
If you missed Artscape Tuesday 18 October (9:55pm ABC1), Virginia Trioli hosted a panel discussion on the federal National Cultural Policy. Watch the debate on iView until November 1. read more Have your say in the National Cultural Policy
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
On 12 August the federal Minister for the Arts Simon Crean launched a discussion paper on the first national cultural policy since the Keating government. read more
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We All Play a PartThe We All Play a Part campaign is an initiative highlighting the importance of a strong performing arts sector for Australia in the 21st Century.
On this website you will find information on current broad-based campaigns and issues, including who is doing what on a number of fronts and how you can be involved. We also provide resource material and links to other relevant agencies and campaigns.
As audiences, performers, students, teachers, backstage crew or volunteers, we all play a part in Australia’s performing arts industry.
Each year, nearly 16 million admissions are issued to concerts, theatre, opera, musicals and dance performances in venues in the cities, suburbs and country towns around the country. But the performing arts is not just about enjoying the show. Research indicates that the performing arts plays an important role in contributing skills to our workforce, improves our kids’ education, boosts the economy and builds stronger communities. We can all play a part to campaign for a stronger performing arts industry and its future success.
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