Cultural Industries

Beyond bricks and mortar, Dale Alcock and ABN Group are driving cultural and social change across WA’s construction sector.

The not-for-profit drug and alcohol support organisation and legal service are aiming to provide holistic care, following the merger agreement signed last month.

The not-for-profit's latest financial report has shown its highest revenue turnover.

Research from The University of Western Australia shows the state’s not-for-profit sector is buckling under pressure of increased demand for services.

With the assistance of the Finis and the state government, CircusWA and the Fremantle Press have secured their first permanent home on Parry Street in Fremantle.

The arts organisation has recorded an increase in its economic impact, according to its 2025 impact report.

Nathan Bennett will be stepping down to become chief executive of World Masters Games Perth 2029 early next year.

A prison reintegration service has been named the social enterprise of the year at the WA Social Enterprise Awards 2025.

Minderoo Foundation is redefining the future of philanthropy with a reshaped strategy of funding and support.

The wetland in Perth’s western suburbs has undergone a name change to its Whadjuk Noongar title, after receiving approval from an independent advisory body.

The prominent not-for-profit arts organisation has reported its latest economic impact reached $56.7 million.

The Sandy Anghie-backed project on St Georges Terrace was unveiled with former state premier Mark McGowan in attendance.

More changes are set to shake up the peak industry body, including the resignation of a further six board members, amid funding uncertainty and its chief executive’s departure.

The $30 million development on the site of the former European Foods is due for completion late next year.

Multiple not-for-profit organisations in WA have claimed they have lost funds raised while participating in a philanthropic TV show.

Perth enters a new chapter in filmmaking, with competitive production incentives and the imminent opening of its state-of-the-art studio.

The Emergency Relief and Food Access Service is calling for an increase in government income support, after reporting a 234 per cent growth in the number of clients.

A subsidiary of multinational entertainment group Live Nation has purchased the Northbridge European Foods building for $10 million.

The state’s peak funding body will increase Western Australia’s post-production incentive, making it the most competitive in the nation.

A conversation with Sophie Howe, Peter Klinken and Kate Kirwin explores why proactive legislation is crucial to safeguard a sustainable future.

A Deloitte report shows Perth's A-class reserves have collectively contributed $1.7 billion to the Western Australian community.

The regional town is set to host a national program designed to assist in the development of not-for-profit leaders amid a heightened regulatory environment.

The long-standing youth arts organisation is closing its doors due to a lack of state government funding.

The state government has awarded MercyCare a contract to operate a women’s shelter service, replacing a soon-to-be closed St Bart’s facility in East Perth.

Perth International Cabaret Festival has announced its closure and cancellation of its 2025 program after a significant shortfall in funding.

The Sandy Anghie-backed project is set to be installed more than two years on from its approval.

The seven-metre Boonji spaceman sculpture, titled Lightening, has been unveiled at Stirling Gardens near Council House this morning.

The craft brewery is stepping up its ambition to expand the Beerfarm brand to the east coast.

The region famous for its wineries will be the first Australian host for the prestigious wine awards this November.

Personal tragedy sparked Ashlee Harrison’s work to help young people with mental health issues or at risk of suicide.

A new philanthropic foundation funded to the tune of $25 million has clarified the reclusive Bennett family’s intentions to use their wealth to fund environmental causes.

WA’s creative industries are rallying to keep work in the state.