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COVID-19 restrictions eased
Melbourne Music Week Extended – three-month program
Victoria’s Multicultural Festivals And Events Go Digital
Good music education is not recorder
University closes gyms, implements other changes amid new Ontario COVID-19 measures
Operation Preston – Police urge people to come forward over death
Architecture and senses: sound, music and more
Southern Cross University plays host to up and coming musicians
Seniors activities – Mosman
Adelaide Film Festival
New Regional Arts Development Fund round opens for Townsville
Nick Hayden appointed ABC Head of Entertainment
Ask Izzy launches new “Unexpected Turn” campaign to help millions struggling because of COVID-19
NZ police enquiries continue into Op Preston homicide investigation
On 50th anniversary of her death, Janis Joplin still ignites
More places for performers to showcase talents
Semaphore Music Festival: Port Adelaide Enfield
New school for fast growing Yanchep officially named
Sunshine Coast Libraries in your pocket
Proof is in pudding: Aged care residents eat more when served larger portions
Myer Christmas windows to go ahead
Early computer-generated music fascinates international virtual audience
When artificial intelligence creates art
Christmas Concerts – Expression of Interest
Noise can put you off your food
Region’s pools given COVID-Safe tick of approval
Piano Bar takes to laneways
New school in Baldivis officially named Pine View Primary School
A Thousand Tears – Melbourne’s country outfit blends honky tonk and son Cubano
Corindi Beach Voted Best of Best by Guests
New evidence based guidelines on music for people with dementia
Post-pandemic vision for a 24-hour city 24 September
Multimedia piece honoring Floyd, others premieres
Capricorn Food and Wine Festival this weekend 23 September
Sunday Music returns to Fremantle Arts Centre
Planning Committee extends hours for City of Geelong Bowls Club
Post-pandemic vision for a 24-hour city
UNESCO Recognition for Ballarat’s Cultural and Creativity-Led Response to COVID-19
Arts funding available in Logan
Theme for 2021 confirmed as lights out on Parrtjima 2020
Playgrounds, outdoor gym equipment reopen as restrictions begin to ease in Kingston
New CHANGE project directory packed with healthy, active lifestyle options
Supporting our local arts scene
Tony Hawk’s videogame comes of age for mature skaters
Grant programs to reignite regional arts and cultural activity
Shoppers keep Queensland’s only children’s hospice humming
Virtual concerts boost community and business spirits
Consultation report released for new Legana school