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FutureNow 2023 West Australian Jobs, Education and Training Consultation
FutureNow is currently conducting consultation for the Department of Training and Workforce Development’s 2023 WA Jobs, Education and Training Reports.
The purpose of this work is to gather information to inform solutions to the State’s workforce development and training priorities including;
The surveys below are one of the mechanisms being used to collect information from industry, the community and the education and training sectors. We would welcome your feedback through the surveys or if you would prefer to speak to us directly, we encourage you to get in touch.
The purpose of this work is to gather information to inform solutions to the State’s workforce development and training priorities including;
- the current and expected skill and training needs of industries and occupations in Western Australia,
- the State’s training market,
- the education and training pathways needed to meet industry skill needs.
The surveys below are one of the mechanisms being used to collect information from industry, the community and the education and training sectors. We would welcome your feedback through the surveys or if you would prefer to speak to us directly, we encourage you to get in touch.
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Revive: Australia's new national cultural policy
The National Government’s new National Cultural Policy – Revive – has been released and will set the course for Australia’s arts, entertainment and cultural sector for the next five years. The policy is intended to "bring drive, direction and vision back to the $17 billion industry – which employs an estimated 400,000 Australians."
Backed by $286 million in dedicated funding over four years, Revive’s centrepiece is the establishment of Creative Australia. Creative Australia will be the Government’s new principal arts investment and advisory body. The governing body of Creative Australia will continue to be known as the Australia Council.
Within Creative Australia four new bodies will be established:
Explore the policy and read analysis:
Read the new Revive policy in full
Prime Minister Albanese's statement
ArtsHub analysis
What the new national cultural policy could mean for Australia
Streaming platforms will soon be required to invest more in Australian TV and films
Revive writes the next chapter in Australian literary culture
Australia is to have a poet laureate – how will the first appointment define us as a nation?
Backed by $286 million in dedicated funding over four years, Revive’s centrepiece is the establishment of Creative Australia. Creative Australia will be the Government’s new principal arts investment and advisory body. The governing body of Creative Australia will continue to be known as the Australia Council.
Within Creative Australia four new bodies will be established:
- A new First Nations-led body that will give First Nations people autonomy over decisions and investments
- Music Australia, a dedicated new body to support and invest in the Australian contemporary music industry
- Writers Australia, to support writers and illustrators to create new works
- A new Centre for Arts and Entertainment Workplaces to ensure creative workers are paid fairly and have safe workplaces free from harassment and discrimination
Explore the policy and read analysis:
Read the new Revive policy in full
Prime Minister Albanese's statement
ArtsHub analysis
What the new national cultural policy could mean for Australia
Streaming platforms will soon be required to invest more in Australian TV and films
Revive writes the next chapter in Australian literary culture
Australia is to have a poet laureate – how will the first appointment define us as a nation?
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It honours their wisdom, cultures, languages and communities and pays respect to the Elders past, present and emerging. We recognise the many contributions Aboriginal people make to our community, our businesses and to our learning.
We accept the Uluru statement from the heart and and embrace its invitation to walk alongside Aboriginal people, united in a better future for all Australians.
It honours their wisdom, cultures, languages and communities and pays respect to the Elders past, present and emerging. We recognise the many contributions Aboriginal people make to our community, our businesses and to our learning.
We accept the Uluru statement from the heart and and embrace its invitation to walk alongside Aboriginal people, united in a better future for all Australians.
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