A compelling news, arts, community, social commentary, story about how one man’s journey in search of self and a local community arts organisation committed to social justice joined up to create a compelling new Australian work using melody as a direction-finding tool. Read more
A regional NSW artist's cutting-experimental computer game has been awarded Best Experimental Game at the inaugural Game Design Awards in Dundee, Scotland. Read more
RESPOND TO DISRUPTION. PROGRESS WITH WISDOM. The NFP sector is being significantly impacted by the shift to the consumer-driven model – a disruptive force that is rapidly changing the landscape. Read more
A century ago young men from the New England region found themselves on the other side of the world fighting against the Ottoman Turkish army from Egypt to Lebanon. Read more
The list of finalists for the Olive Cotton Award in 2017 features many of the biggest names in Australian portrait photography, but it has also continued the emergence of a talented young local. Read more
Regional champion Sheena Boughen has been awarded the Creative Parterships Australia 2017 Arts Leadership Award for her outstanding and innovative work in the sector, alongside three other industry leaders. Read more
The Northern Rivers is a region of villages, most with a hall that lay at their heart. To celebrate and revitalise these spaces and their histories, Arts Northern Rivers delivered a region-wide season of contemporary arts events in seven community halls during 2016. Read more
Tweed Regional Gallery's biennial competition for portrait photography, the Olive Cotton Award, continues to grow in popularity, with a record number of entries in 2017. Read more
The Orange Regional Conservatorium will proudly host the Australian String Quartet with guest artist Slava Grigoryan this Friday 26th May. Presenting a full and exciting program in what will be their only regional NSW performance. Read more
A once flourishing cement works town, Kandos (pop. 1,200) is located 3.5 hours from Sydney between the towns of Lithgow and Mudgee. The town owes its existence to the plentiful supplies of limestone and coal in the region, which supported the former cement plant up until its closure in 2012. Read more
