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29 November 2018
New South Wales Minister for the Arts Don Harwin Architects Appointed For Major Redevelopment At The Australian Museum Victor P Taffa Major redevelopment of the Australian Museum is officially underway after architects were appointed to deliver the project, announced today by Minister for the Arts Don Harwin. COX Architecture, in collaboration with Neeson Murcutt Architects, […]
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21 November 2018
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk Rockhampton Filmmaker Wins First Of Its Kind Fellowship Victor P Taffa A Rockhampton-based Indigenous filmmaker with a love of telling stories has been awarded the inaugural MediaRING Fellowship at a conference in Melbourne this morning. Kaylene Butler received the fellowship which is the first of its kind awarded by the Media […]
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11 November 2018
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk Jason Momoa Star Guest For Aquaman Gold Coast Premiere Victor P Taffa Queensland is welcoming back Jason Momoa for the Australian premiere of Aquaman on the Gold Coast on 18 December 2018. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said the Gold Coast was rolling out the blue carpet for Mr. Momoa, the star of […]
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10 November 2018
Northern Territory Minister for Tourism and Culture Lauren Moss Darwin’s Favourite Street Art Wall Winner Unveiled At Laneway Series Victor P Taffa To celebrate the magnificent Darwin Street Art Festival, the search is on for Darwin’s favourite wall. People’s Choice vote will take place tomorrow in conjunction with The Laneway Series event in Raintree Park. […]
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06 November 2018
Tasmania Minister for the Arts Elise Archer A Cultural Facilities Development Vision For Hobart Victor P Taffa With Hobart increasingly gaining a reputation as a national centre for cultural and arts activity, the Hodgman Government is taking steps to ensure our facilities can meet both current and future needs, Minister for the Arts Elise Archer […]
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30 October 2018
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk Mephisto Takes Centre Stage At New Anzac Legacy Gallery Victor P Taffa Newly restored ‘Mephisto’, the World War I German tank familiar to generations of Queensland Museum goers, is the centrepiece of an outstanding new permanent exhibition, the Anzac Legacy Gallery. Mephisto recently underwent conservation work at the Australian War Memorial […]
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17 October 2018
Western Australia Minister for Heritage David Templeman Nominations Open For State’s Annual Heritage Awards Victor P Taffa Nominations now open for the 2019 Western Australian Heritage Awards Nominations close at 4 pm on Friday December 7, 2018 Finalists to be announced in February 2019, with winners to be announced at a gala event in March […]
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14 October 2018
Queensland Minister for Environment Leeanne Enoch New Round Of Heritage Grants Sees Almost $1 Million Made Available Victor P Taffa Owners of heritage-listed places in Queensland, and not-for-profit organisations that manage such places, can now apply for the third round of heritage conservation grants. Valued at $950,000, this latest funding package is part of the […]
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12 October 2018
Tasmania Premier Will Hodgman Tasmania Deputy Premier Jeremy Rockliff Devonport’s Living City Delivering Jobs And Investment Victor P Taffa Opening of Stage 1 of Devonport’s Living City project marks an exciting point in the development of the city. Tasmanian Government has contributed $14 Million to Stage 1 of the Living City Project, as part of […]
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12 October 2018
Queensland Minister for Arts Leeanne Enoch New Theatre A Fitting Tribute To Queensland Stage Icons Victor P Taffa Newly-refurbished Bille Brown Theatre has come to life tonight, with an official opening at Queensland Theatre. Arts Minister Leeanne Enoch said it was great to see the revamped Theatre, which was made possible with the Palaszczuk Government’s […]
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30 September 2018
Tasmania Minister for the Arts Elise Archer Support For Arts Organisations Announced Victor P Taffa Hodgman Government will invest more than $700,000 through Arts Tasmania to support our creative industries undertaking activities across the State in 2019, Minister for the Arts Elise Archer said. “This is in addition to a $1.6 Million commitment already provided […]
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21 September 2018
Victoria Minister for Creative Industries Martin Foley State Library Redevelopment Reaches Halfway Mark Victor P Taffa State Library Victoria’s historic Russell Street entrance opened today after being closed for more than a decade signalling the halfway point of the Vision 2020 redevelopment, backed by the Andrews Government. Minister for Creative Industries Martin Foley officially opened […]
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20 September 2018
Queensland Minister for Environment Leeanne Enoch An Old Treasure Of Toowoomba Gets Facelift Victor P Taffa Palaszczuk Government is investing $100,000 to protect and conserve the 84-year-old, heritage-listed Toowoomba Trades Hall. Speaking ahead of Governing from the Regions in Toowoomba next week, Minister for Environment Leeanne Enoch said this funding would help conserve the beautiful […]
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19 September 2018
Western Australia Minister for Culture and the Arts David Templeman Highly Respected Western Australian New Art Gallery Board Chairperson Victor P Taffa Janet Holmes á Court new chairperson of the Art Gallery of Western Australia Strong passion for the arts and success in business will be of great advantage One of the State’s most influential […]
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19 September 2018
Victoria Minister for Regional Development Jaala Pulford Camperdown Theatre Gets The Royal Treatment Victor P Taffa Camperdown theatre in south west Victoria is set for new and improved equipment so that it can continue to serve as an important social and cultural hub thanks to funding from the Andrews Government. Minister for Regional Development Jaala […]
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18 September 2018
Northern Territory Minister for Tourism and Culture Lauren Moss Screen Industry Champion Recognised Victor P Taffa Northern Territory screen industry champion, Andrew Hyde, has been announced as the successful recipient of the 2018 Bob Plasto Screen Award at the Darwin International Film Festival. 2018 Bob Plasto Screen Award honours the achievements of a Territorian who […]
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15 September 2018
Tasmania Minister for the Arts Elise Archer Professional Artist Support Victor P Taffa 31 Tasmanian artists will receive funding to undertake a range of activities locally, nationally and overseas following the latest round of Arts Tasmania’s Support for Individuals and Groups program, Minister for the Arts Elise Archer said. “Funding totalling more than $305,000 will […]
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10 September 2018
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk ‘Defiant’ Game Developer Joins Screen Queensland Board Victor P Taffa Potential for gaming to push Queensland’s screen economy beyond the $1 Billion-a-year mark grew today with the first ever appointment of a game developer to the Screen Queensland Board. Creative director and co-founder of Brisbane-based independent game studio Defiant Development, Morgan […]
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09 September 2018
Tasmania Minister for the Arts Elise Archer Budding Artists’ Portraits On Display Victor P Taffa Today I had the pleasure of opening the 2018 Young Archies Awards at the School of Creative Arts in Hobart, Minister for the Arts Elise Archer said. Now in its 13th year, the Young Archies showcase artistic talent from students […]
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04 September 2018
Tasmania Minister for the Arts Elise Archer Tasmanian Artists Going Places With Arts Funding Victor P Taffa 12 Tasmanian artists will receive funding of over $30,000 through Arts Tasmania’s latest funding round, Minister for the Arts Elise Archer said. “Hodgman Government is delivering on our long term Plan to improve the lives of Tasmanians, and […]
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