Cultural Industries

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Mader Group has secured naming rights for the Port to Pub open swimming event from next year.

The transformation of a Sydney power station into an arts and culture hub serves as an example of what could be done in Perth.

Arts bodies are closing their doors despite hopes the state’s funding model can be improved to better support the sector.

The new chief executive will begin effective immediately, following Susan Rooney stepping down from the role after eight years in July.

West Australian Ballet has appointed a permanent artistic director, after filling the role with a temporary guest director for the past two years.

The not-for-profit organisation has received $4.8 million from the 2025-26 state budget for its youth homelessness service, allowing it to relaunch a program.

OVIS Community Services will receive a $2 million grant from the state government to refurbish and expand its family and domestic violence refuge.

The business centre in Perth's CBD has opened a space to connect the local philanthropic community with charities for the next three weeks.

Philanthropic giving circle, 100 Women, has launched an event combining the use of AI with the ideas of Western Australians to create practical solutions for two local charities.

Half a million dollars has been donated through the sale of blue work boots to support tradie mental and physical health.

WA charities have received a record donation through grain voluntarily forfeited by growers in the 2024/2025 harvest.

A growing chorus of voices is calling for Australia to bring fashion manufacturing home.

The not-for-profit organisation has appointed a new chief executive at the helm of its leadership endeavours in preparation for Dominique Mecoy's departure.

An expert in the public art space says the sector has made big strides of late but faces a risk that process and bureaucracy could kill creativity.

Leading real estate figure Greg Rossen is a shareholder in the independent printing press established by Bret Christian’s western suburbs publisher Post Newspapers.

New financial reports have shone a spotlight on the pressure facing WA’s major performing arts companies, especially WA Ballet and WASO.

Four Western Australian arts organisations will be among the first to receive support from this year’s $8 million Creative Future Fund.

Marcus Canning has resigned from his role as director of The Rechabite, after establishing the Northbridge venue six years ago.

The state government investment comes ahead of the 2026 opening of Adrian Fini-backed Perth Film Studios.

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.