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Dubbo filmmaker Erifili Davis to attend the International Mobile Film Festival | Nyngan Observer - Vimarsana News

Dubbo filmmaker Erifili Davis to attend the International Mobile Film Festival | Nyngan Observer

Representing the project and Dubbo filmmakers, Ms Davis said it was a "fantastic opportunity" to learn from filmmakers...

Dubbo filmmaker Erifili Davis to attend the International Mobile Film Festival | Daily Liberal - Vimarsana News

Dubbo filmmaker Erifili Davis to attend the International Mobile Film Festival | Daily Liberal

Representing the project and Dubbo filmmakers, Ms Davis said it was a "fantastic opportunity" to learn from filmmakers...

Dubbo filmmaker Erifili Davis to attend the International Mobile Film Festival | Narromine News - Vimarsana News

Dubbo filmmaker Erifili Davis to attend the International Mobile Film Festival | Narromine News

Representing the project and Dubbo filmmakers, Ms Davis said it was a "fantastic opportunity" to learn from filmmakers...

Governance Institute arts collaborators revealed - Vimarsana News

Governance Institute arts collaborators revealed

Two organisations have been chosen as the collaborators for the Governance Institute of Australia’s 2022 Arts Support Program, in a bid to raise awareness on important issues.  So Brave and the Mus

New initiatives provide tourism and cultural benefits - Vimarsana News

New initiatives provide tourism and cultural benefits

Date Time New initiatives provide tourism and cultural benefits The Bland Shire has two new tourism and cultural attractions following the official opening of the Yindyamarra Aboriginal Open Display and Mirri Ngurang Dog Park during NAIDOC Week. The Yindyamarra display was developed by Bland Shire Council in conjunction with the West Wyalong Local Aboriginal Land Council utilising a $100,000 Stronger Country Communities grant from the NSW Government. Additional funding support was provided by the NSW Country Arts Support Program – Create NSW. The stunning collection stands permanently at Th...