This report analyses international and Australian evidence to understand the contribution of culture and creativity to productivity and demonstrate it can be enhanced through integrated, innovative policy design.

This discussion paper explores how engaging people living with dementia in the creative arts can improve their wellbeing.

This report provides insights into who is accessing the arts to improve their health and wellbeing, and how people feel about the idea of ‘arts on prescription’ – an innovative practice that seeks to improve overall wellbeing by including arts engagement as part of health treatment plans.

The 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games present an opportunity to make change by using the Games to advance the economy, improve the environment, enhance connectivity and build more inclusive communities through sport. The 20-year journey to a healthier, more active and inclusive society is laid out in this Strategy.

The discussion paper seeks to identify the industries and occupations that may fall within the arts and culture sector, whether existing modern awards cover those identified industries and occupations and if there are any potential gaps in that coverage.