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Cultural policy

BlakDance helps shape Australian Government’s Cultural Policy

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The Australian government’s New Cultural Policy has gained increasing attention since it was released in January 30. The five-year policy, titled Revive, will inject $286 million to revive Australia’s arts, entertainment and cultural sectors.  The policy majorly impacts First Nations organisations in the arts industry, and Brisbane-based contemporary dance and choreography group, BlakDance, played an …

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Community media welcomes cultural policy ‘Revive’

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Organisations welcomed the latest cultural policy from the Federal government named ‘Revive’, and it will boost and empower the creative arts sector, particularly for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. But also, the community media sector will benefit from Revive, in a sector where 1 in 5 Australians listen to community radio.  Produced By: …

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Australian government introduces ‘New Cultural Policy’

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The Australian government has announced a ‘New Cultural Policy” which promises to put Indigenous Australians first by regulating Australian content on streaming services and providing greater funding and support for Indigenous groups in the arts industry.  The policy comes after six months of consultation with creators and arts workers about the future of the industry. …

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