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The budget has earmarked $8.6 million for live music. Is it enough to save the flailing industry? - Vimarsana News

The budget has earmarked $8.6 million for live music. Is it enough to save the flailing industry?

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Bonnie Jenkins: US ignores China proposal for no-first-use of nukes - Vimarsana News

Bonnie Jenkins: US ignores China proposal for no-first-use of nukes

Questioned by Senator Van Hollen re US response to China's February 2024 offer of no-first-use, Assistant Secretary Bonnie Jenkins told the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee they would have to think about it, but at this point had no intention of changing to a no-first use policy.

The budget has earmarked $8.6 million for live music. Is it enough to save the flailing industry? - Vimarsana News

The budget has earmarked $8.6 million for live music. Is it enough to save the flailing industry?

The Australian live music industry is in crisis. Is $8.6 million for Revive Live enough to turn things around?

Yes, artists are workers. When will we start paying them properly? - Vimarsana News

Yes, artists are workers. When will we start paying them properly?

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

Lack of budget spend will hit international visitor recovery, says Australian Tourism Industry Council - Vimarsana News

Lack of budget spend will hit international visitor recovery, says Australian Tourism Industry Council

Australian Tourism Industry Council disappointed in the Federal Budget after advocating for a major funding increase for Tourism Australia.