The WA state government is currently undergoing consultation for a new action plan for young people. TNA made a submission.

The Fair Work Commission is undertaking a review of the modern awards. TNA made a written submission.

Last month TNA made a submission to the Federal Government as a part of its regular Pre-Budget Submissions process.

TNA has compiled information on child abuse insurance for the arts sector.

TNA’s take on the new National Cultural Policy.

TNA has compiled recent information on obtaining child abuse insurance for arts organisations.

Submissions to the National Cultural Policy consultation don’t have to be complex; what’s important is that they’re made in large numbers, argue Penelope Benton and Nicole Beyer.

Final consultation events, and TNA's National Cultural Policy Submission

The Federal Government is developing a new National Cultural Policy and is encouraging anyone interested in our nation’s arts, entertainment and cultural sector is encouraged to have their say.

Every three weeks we are hosting a meeting online to offer support and guidance about how to do your own advocacy in your local electorate, to present different policy ideas and approaches, and to offer a way for you to tell us what is important to you.

As you may have seen, TNA, in partnership with fifteen other national arts peak bodies, is running an Art & Culture Messaging Campaign to increase visibility and demonstrate unity in our broad sector in the lead up to the Federal election.

Together with fifteen other national art and culture peak bodies, TNA is a part of an effort to create a sector wide message that drives awareness and influence in the lead up to the Federal election.

Dear VIC Members, On Thursday October 7th TNA attended a dedicated forum to discuss the proposed settings for Victoria’s Roadmap for Delivering the National Plan and its application to the performing arts sector.