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Celebrating Diversity in West End

media /5 November, 2013

People’s Park in Boundary St a focus for community engagement. On October 10, the Inner South Interagency Network (ISIN) held an event for the local West End Community as a part of Mental Health Day. The local community was invited to join us for an afternoon of sausages, singing and fun activities at People’s Park Continue Reading →

Keringke Arts come to Woollongabba

Geoff Ebbs /3 November, 2013

Ltyentye Apurte was named for a local stand of bloodwood trees and Keringke Arts is named after an important and ancient place that was formed when the ancestor Kangaroo was passing through this land. Several of the Keringke Artists have responsibilities associated with the Keringke Rockhole site. Keringke Arts today produces a wide variety of Continue Reading →

Freda reflects on fifty years of fame

Geoff Ebbs /3 November, 2013

The opening scenes of Across the Universe neatly compare and contrast sixties USA with Liverpool England through a pastiche of scenes from the Cavern (the Liverpool club that nurtured the unborn Beatles) and a US school prom dance. The stark difference between the post-imperial rust-bucket economy of the UK and the effervescent affluence of a Continue Reading →

A global perspective on ending homelessness

Wan Kerr /1 November, 2013

New York based Becky Kanis, co-founder of the 100,000 Homes Campaign in the US, will be in Brisbane for the next few days sharing her experience in tackling the problems of homelessness in our society and reporting on the positive outcomes being achieved in the US. Ms Kanis is here at the invitation of West Continue Reading →

Palestine Polly appeals for sanity here on Monday

Geoff Ebbs /1 November, 2013

Dr Mustafa Barghouthi is here to talk about Peace in the Middle East and what western governments can and should do to help acheive it. A Member of the Palestinian Parliament, Physician and President of the Union of Palestiniaarghouthi (also spelt Barghouti) has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize and awarded the Medal of Solidarity Continue Reading →

Arts cuts diminish society

media /1 November, 2013

Given the proposed cuts to the Arts sector in Queensland it is very timely that QPAC is presenting Show Me the Value, a talk by Harvard professor Mark H Moore on Monday 4 November.  Professor Moore will be joined for Show Me the Value by experts Dr Judith McLean, QPAC Scholar in Residence and Adjunct Professor at QUT (Creative Continue Reading →