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Federal Budget 2012 Allocates $64.1 Million to the Arts

Last night Arts Minister Mr Simon Crean revealed that $64.1 million over the next four years will be allocated to the arts in an attempt to boost the nation’s arts sector. Mr Crean believes that by investing substantially into Australia’s arts and culture sector, the country will reap rewards both economically and culturally. Mr Crean also

Sound Summit Call for 2012 Applications

Applications are now officially open for musicians and speakers to take part in this year’s Sound Summit! Sound Summit ‘festival of independent and innovative music’ is set to take place in Newcastle NSW over the Labour Day long weekend (September 27th – 30th) and alongside inter-arts festival TINA (This Is Not Art). Now in it’s 13th

2013 Arts NSW Funding Program Guide

Arts NSW released the 2013 NSW Arts Funding Guide yesterday, a document which contains important information about the funding opportunities offered by Arts NSW next year. The 2013 Arts Funding Program offers a range of amazing opportunities to support artists and arts organisations across the state. If you’re looking to apply for a funding opportunity

Parliament investigates high iTunes prices

Australian prices for Apple’s Itunes are higher than those overseas. The House of Representatives is now doing an official inquiry later this year into technological companies who sell digital content who will now have to answer up as to why their music downloads are so expensive!

Shooting Tunes

Newcastle has launched it’s first ever music video competition and doing a call out to all young video makers, bands and animation artists aged between 13-25 years.