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Despite new funding committed to bolster Labors national cultural policy, Revive, the arts sector is not in a celebratory mood.

After his reappointment, Adrian Collette aims to establish a First Nations body and Writers Australia within Creative Australia.

Women top both the singles and albums charts for 2023, though the overall result for Australian recording artists is "frustrating".

Flip back through the pages of 2023 with our annual round-up of the year's arts headlines.

Our weekly round-up of arts sector appointments, from co-CEOs to new Board members.

Creative Workplaces was launched with the promise to to raise workplace standards for arts workers, but is it able to deliver?

“The music scene in our city is far stronger than a lot of Sydneysiders would assume,” says Matt Levinson, author of the ‘Gig Economy’ report.

Federal Arts Minister, Tony Burke, delivered the Inaugural State of the Arts Oration this week at Western Sydney University. This is what he had to say.

Two of the key figures involved in Ireland’s post-pandemic pilot of a universal basic income for artists are in Adelaide this week to discuss the scheme, prompting the question: Could it also be a viable way to help Australian artists and cultural workers forge sustainable careers?

"There remains cause for considerable concern regarding the decimated venue-based live music market."