SportEng
ABOUT SPORTENG specialises in the Planning, Design and Construction inspection of Fields of Play for all sports. Blending engineering with the specialist knowledge gained from working closely with…
read more
Prime Minister Morrison abolishes Department of Communications and Arts as part of public service restructure
December 6, 2019
Related Articles
3rd December 2019 - Prime Minister Morrison backs beach safety at start of summer
19th November 2019 - Creative Partnerships Australia survey shows private sector increasing donations to the arts
18th October 2019 - Australia Council’s annual report shows impact of ‘modest investments in arts and creativity’
16th October 2019 - Councils and water industry call for national water focus amid climate change
11th October 2019 - Australia’s Cultural Ministers agree to new framework for the performing arts
18th September 2019 - New report highlights the increased threat of climate change on Australian wildlife
15th September 2019 - Study shows local government behind more than a quarter of Australia’s arts and cultural investment
10th September 2019 - New report highlights the impact of climate change on cricket
6th June 2019 - Tennis Australia commits to United Nations climate change action
26th May 2019 - Prime Minister Scott Morrison names leisure portfolios in new cabinet
6th February 2019 - Climate change set to impact Australia’s summer sporting calendar
26th August 2018 - Prime Minister Morrison announces new tourism and environment ministers
18th March 2017 - Federal Government abolishes Catalyst arts fund: restores funds to Australia Council
27th June 2016 - Climate change a massive threat to global heritage and tourism
29th May 2016 - Australian references removed from UN climate change report over ‘tourism concerns’
7th May 2016 - Great Barrier Reef tourism operators call for action to tackle climate change
3rd May 2016 - Government’s Catalyst arts fund makes allocations on eve of Federal budget
26th November 2015 - Australian Council welcomes part return of NPEA funding
12th November 2015 - Arts Minister Mitch Fifield looks at NPEA revision
Support our industry news service
We hope that you value the news that we publish so while you're here can we ask for your support?
As an independent publisher, we need reader support for our industry news gathering so ask that - if you don't already do so - you back us by subscribing to the printed Australasian Leisure Management magazine and/or our online news.
Click here to view our subscription options.
supplier directory
The Complete Guide to Leisure Industry Products & Services.
Hadley/Series Australia Pty Ltd
Hadley Australia and Series Australia Pty Ltd are the leading quality theatre chair manufacturers in the southern hemisphere. The businesses work closely with architects, interior designers and…
read more
Hydrocare Pool Services
Hydrocare Pool Services Pty Ltd offer 30 years of experience in aquatic industry features, products and water treatment. Hydrocare Pools has undertaken water treatment for aquatic centres and…
read more
AlphaFit
AUSTRALIAN MADE. FIT FOR PURPOSE. Based on the Gold Coast, AlphaFit is a leading manufacturer and supplier of Australian gym equipment specifically for the commercial, strength and conditioning,…
read more
Intelligenz Solutions
Intelligenz provides Leisure Management Software for managing all your Program Registrations, Facility Bookings, Membership Sales and POS Transactions; including detailed Reporting, automated…
read more
Links Modular Solutions
Links Modular Solutions are a leading provider of high-quality, innovative software solutions for leisure facilities. Our software suite includes modules such as POS, Classes, Members, Facility…
read more
get listed with our suppliers directory
Get your business noticed in our targeted directory. Viewed by 10,000 industry professionals per week!
