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The $17 5 billion industry that s hungry for funding

The $17.5 billion industry that s hungry for funding 25 Apr, 2021 06:00 PM 7 minutes to read Gaming technology is tipped to be the next big winner for the Creative Industries sector. Photo / Getty Images Gaming technology is tipped to be the next big winner for the Creative Industries sector. Photo / Getty Images Calls for the Government to pump more funding into the creative sector - which already injects $17.5 billion to the country s GDP and supports 131,000 jobs - could have big spinoffs for the Bay. Heavyweights in the creative sector, which encompasses game development, animation, design and performing arts, say it is evolving at pace.

Creative Industries: Multibillion-dollar industry evolving at pace

Creative Industries: Multibillion-dollar industry evolving at pace 25 Apr, 2021 06:00 PM 7 minutes to read Gaming technology is tipped to be the next big winner for the Creative Industries sector. Photo / Getty Images Gaming technology is tipped to be the next big winner for the Creative Industries sector. Photo / Getty Images Calls for the Government to pump more funding into the creative sector - which already injects $17.5 billion to the country s GDP and supports 131,000 jobs - could have big spinoffs for the Bay. Heavyweights in the creative sector, which encompasses game development, animation, design and performing arts, say it is evolving at pace.

Rotorua Youth Festival a jam-packed day full of rich collaboration

Rotorua Youth Festival a jam-packed day full of rich collaboration 8 Apr, 2021 09:05 PM 4 minutes to read Shauni James is the Rotorua Weekender reportershauni.james@nzme.co.nz@thedailypost A jam-packed day of collaboration all about bringing youth together and building their connections will have an abundance of activities to engage with. The Rotorua Youth Festival is a multi-faceted event brought together through a collaboration of sport, health and wellbeing, music, arts and culture, and educational and career pathways for youth. It is being held this weekend at Puketawhero Park. Organiser Veena Kameta said the Rotorua Youth Festival would have something for everyone.

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