Cultural Industries

A few recent data points suggest the art gallery is making ground in its aims to cultivate an arts sector as rich as the state.

A collaborative new program will train artists to use their skills in the enhancement of positive mental health outcomes for the young.

The new Aged Care Act and Aged Care Quality Standards expected to come into effect on July 1 have been delayed by federal government, with a new start date to be decided.

The chronically underfunded arts sector needs the government, media and public to recognise its value and provide appropriate support.

Jointly run government agencies Lotterywest and Healthway will be hoping for leadership stability after Colin Smith was given a five-year contract as chief executive.

Legislation can only be effective if it is backed up by action on the ground, and the aged care sector is struggling to deliver.

Business News spoke to five influential professional women about their workplace experiences and the importance of gender representation.

The grants from WA philanthropic organisation 100 Women have improved the lives of more than 37,100 women and girls.

Planning Minister John Carey has stepped in to call for a ministerial review over the Safe Night Space shelter operation, initially a collaboration between City of Perth and Ruah.

Raising funds and awareness for mental health are key targets for a Perth-based organisation taking its message overseas.

The state government has committed nearly $19 million for the state's screen industry, announced at the premiere of a 12-part television series filmed in Western Australia.

New inductees for the WA Women's Hall of Fame business category have been unveiled as CCIWA deputy chair Esme Bowen and Science in Australia Gender Equity chair Libby Lyons.

Community services provider Ruah has lodged an appeal against City of Perth over conditions on the Safe Night Space revival in Northbridge.

Ahead of the implementation of new federal standards, aged care providers are focused on workforce pressures, home care demand and new facilities.

The Foundation for the WA Museum has appointed Anna Shave as chair, after two years of service as a board member and Investment Committee member.

Western Australian artist Johannes Pannekoek has won the $30,000 Hancock Prospecting and Roy Hill Sculpture Award, kicking off the 20th year of Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe

Sculpture by the Sea has collaborated with Tourism WA to launch a new Aboriginal Artistic Program, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the free outdoor art exhibition launched today.

Perth council has approved Ruah's application to operate the Safe Night Space women's shelter program in Northbridge after Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas proposed some conditions.

Perth Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas will back the relocation of the Safe Night Space for women program, claiming the state government would inevitably overrule the council if it voted against.

Australian Unity is set to buy home support services provider myHomecare Group from Enrich Health, a joint venture between RAC and Quadrant Private Equity, for $285 million.

Premier Roger Cook traversed everything from Karl Lagerfeld to economic development when he opened a private art gallery run by former WA Ballet executive director Olivier David.

Ruah has made a move to revive a women's shelter program at its Northbridge outreach facility that was at the centre of a clash between City of Perth and the state government.

RAAFA unveils its fresh leadership model and confirms two veterans' accommodation facilities will open this year.

Optus Stadium and disability service provider Activ Foundation have embarked on a three-year partnership to increase accessibility to sport and entertainment events at the arena.

Andrew and Nicola Forrest have a vision to create a society that values all people and natural ecosystems.

Andrew and Nicola Forrest's charitable foundation increased its total spending by 65 per cent last financial year, while also making its largest ever financial commitment to a global gender fund.

Fiveight and Perth Festival have partnered up to deliver two free art events at Carillon City as part of the festival's 2024 season, which starts today.

Rio Tinto and Lifeline WA have entered a two-year partnership valued at $860,000 to expand the service provider's mental health crisis support.

CircusWA has introduced an experimental board structure to support its growth.

Nicola Forrest has signed up two experienced Minderoo executives as co-directors of a new foundation but says she remains committed to her philanthropic endeavours with ex-partner Andrew Forrest.

RAAFA WA has announced two new executives as part of its refreshed leadership model, appointing Aaron Crowther as chief customer and community officer and Gloria Davis as chief information officer.

Malcolm and Tonya McCusker have boosted the assets of their family's charity by more than $175 million, tripling its holdings as they plan to increase philanthropic funding.