Performance Australia News Today

Our weekly round-up of Australian arts sector appoints from across the country.

The decommissioned power station is proposed to become a concert venue, dance hall and home for production spaces once the Biennale of Sydney packs up.

The new national cultural policy, Revive: A Place for Every Story, a Story for Every Place, seems to prioritise Australian arts infrastructure -- existing, large-scale national institutions and, of course, bureaucracies -- at the expense of independent artists and, even more so, of art itself

Strip tease artists and actors have greater workplace recognition than authors, web designers and sculptors a landmark review into Australia’s awards system has been told.

Punters are being urged to support emerging artists at smaller venues as the live music industry continues its...

If 2023 proved to be a year where the long tail of COVID still created ups and downs for the Australian music industry, what will 2024 bring?

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

Concerns have been raised about unauthorised gatherings in apartment blocks and public spaces after police were called to shut down an illegal dance party at Bondi.

The high cost of housing has caused artists, musicians, writers and performers to flee Sydney, a phenomenon the government has been challenged to address in its new arts and culture policy.

John Farnham, Opera Australia, Musica Viva Australia and two state symphony orchestras are among artists who have shown support for the Voice to Parliament.