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Chaney to retire from Co3 Contemporary Dance

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Margrete Helgeby Chaney will retire as chair of Co3 Contemporary Dance, leaving the role to former Perth Festival boss Julian Donaldson.

Perth Symphony Orchestra in record revenue

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

Making music for many across WA

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Perth Symphony Orchestra's push into the regions has struck a chord but it targets a long-term funding model to support future planning.

Appointments October 11, 2024

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Our weekly appointments wrap includes Blair Marsh, Mark Reed, Mark Rodda, Gary Mack and Mark Olson.

Appointments October 20, 2023

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Our weekly appointments wrap includes Stephen Kinsella, Steve Moreland, Zaiqian Zhang, Paul McQueen, Dominique Mecoy, Diane Smith-Gander, Andrea Sutton, Ryan Stokes and Glenn Davis.

Appointments wrap December 2, 2022

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Our weekly appointments wrap includes Fiona Hick, Christopher Kohne, Brodie McCulloch, Zahra Peggs, Dean Misdale, Kevin Wilson, Hanno Van Der Merwe, Julian Anthony, Derek La Ferla, Fiona Campbell and Theo Smyrniotis.

Campbell moves to Perth Symphony Orchestra

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Classical singer Fiona Campbell is set to move to Perth Symphony Orchestra, following her appointment as creative director.

Uncertainty brings change to the arts

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The disruption of the past two years has contributed to leadership changes and restructures.

Webster takes curtain call

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Perth Symphony Orchestra founder and creative director Bourby Webster will step down after 12 years at the helm of the not-for-profit.

Appointments December 3, 2021

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Our weekly appointments wrap includes Catherine Henwood, Courtney Barron, Michelle Malley, Lynne Harwood, George Hajigabriel, Greg Rowe, Bronwyn Baker and Joe Terribile.

A peek behind the curtain at Perth Festival

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Perth Festival has released a dramatically changed program for 2022 along with its first-ever 12-month financial report since becoming a stand-alone company.

Money can't buy peace of mind for the arts

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The 2020 balance sheets of WA arts companies appear strong, but performance anxiety lingers.

Diversity key to keeping our state great

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In the last chapter of the Business News' Great for the State series, leaders from energy, mining, the arts and sport shared their insights on shaping the state's future.

WA philanthropist wins national award

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Perth business owner Alexandra Burt was named today as the winner of the emerging philanthropist award in the annual Creative Partnerships Awards for the arts sector.

Arts getting back to business

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The Western Australian arts calendar is starting to fill up after the COVID-19 shutdown, beginning with CinefestOZ Film Festival at the end of August.

Arts beyond the pandemic

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The pandemic has highlighted the plight of the arts sector but will the support continue?

Appointments April 24, 2020

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Our weekly appointments wrap includes Nathaniel Belcher, Susan Bergersen, Peter Yu, Julian Donaldson, Ashley Smith, Adrian Warner and Megan McCracken.

Programmed, Coogee back PSO

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Programmed has announced a partnership with Perth Symphony Orchestra (PSO), the first major arts organisation the business has partnered with.

Thick to chair Chamber of Arts and Culture

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The Chamber of Arts and Culture WA has announced a new chairperson and the departure of Janet Holmes a Court from its board.

Thick named as orchestra chair

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Perth Symphony Orchestra has welcomed Tianqi Lithium general manager Phil Thick as its new chair.

Getting creative on firm funds footing

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The financial performance of WA's major arts organisations has fluctuated widely over the past year, research by Business News has found.

Influencers and innovators shape arts sector outcomes

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SPECIAL REPORT: An eclectic mix of corporate heavyweights, private philanthropists and innovative disruptors have helped to shape the state's arts sector.

Creative collective driving change

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The newly formed Perth Arts Leaders Collective has an ambitious goal to transform tourism in Western Australia while simultaneously lifting the profile of the state's artists and creative community.

Finetuning the art of audience engagement

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SPECIAL REPORT: An increasingly competitive funding environment has prompted several arts and cultural organisations to sharpen their focus on audience development as a means to boost sustainable income streams.

Strategic plan to build on creative connections

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SPECIAL REPORT: A focus on creating and sustaining a liveable, connected and internationally appealing city is driving arts and culture development and construction projects across Perth.

Tim Roberts joins MinRes board

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The youngest son of the late John Roberts, who founded construction company Multiplex, has joined the board of Mineral Resources, filling the seat left vacant when long-serving director Joe Ricciardo retired in April.

Loxton tops 2014 40under40 awards

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The entrepreneurial talents of Tony Loxton, founder of Digital Dialogue, were recognised last night when he was named First Amongst Equals in front an audience of 980 people at the 2014 40under40 awards.

A symphony to stimulate the senses

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THE state's classical musicians are thinking outside the orchestra pit in an effort to take their art form to a new generation of admirers.

The Lighter Note

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Orchestral manoeuvres in the parkWith barely a week left to run, the Western Australian election campaign is reaching its crescendo.

Perth plays a second orchestra

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Setting up a second symphony orchestra in Perth is ambitious but for a convivial pair like Bourby Webster and Annalisa Oxenburgh it is an obvious choice for the city.