RCN Australia: June 2022

Thursday, June 16, 2022

ActiveOps promotes Jane Lambert to Managing Director of the APAC Region

ActiveOps

ActiveOps (LSE:AOM)

Jane has a wealth of experience in enabling our customers to achieve the results they expect from using ActiveOps solutions.”

— Richard Jeffery, CEO and Co-Founder of ActiveOps

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, June 16, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- ActiveOps, the leading provider of management process automation solutions, has announced the appointment of Jane Lambert to Managing Director of its Asia Pacific business unit.

The APAC region represents close to a quarter of ActiveOps’ annual revenues and

6clicks worldwide leadership team disrupts the GRC software market with revolutionary platform for businesses, advisors, VARs and MSPs

David Spriggs, CEO of Connecting Up supporting 6clicks for NFPs

6clicks: on a mission to protect consumers by providing a platform that helps businesses and advisors demonstrate compliance, improve cybersecurity and reimagine risk.

Global risk and compliance leader 6clicks partners with not-for-profit technology community Connecting Up to drive innovation and streamline operations.

Connecting Up is committed to building stronger communities through technology. We see the benefits of our partnership with 6clicks being of great value to our community of 35,000 not-for-profits.”

— David Spriggs, CEO, Connecting Up

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, June 15, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Global governance, risk and compliance (GRC) technology leader 6clicks is excited to partner with Connecting Up to address the crucial need to automate and maintain risk and

HIP Video Promo presents: The Dead Daisies take on the Metaverse in "Radiance" music video

The Dead Daisies merge the greats of yesterday and today. The "Radiance" video stars The Meta Daisies - a holographic, Meta-version of the band - rocking out.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, June 13, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Fueled by 70s and 80s blues-based glam rock, catchy choruses, and high-voltage instrumentals, The Dead Daisies merge the greats of yesterday and today to curate timeless tracks. The supercharged group features guitarist Doug Aldrich

ANZ

Following the growth in the region, Creatio appoints Sean Flynn as Sales Director for the ANZ region

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, June 14, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Creatio, a global vendor of one platform to automate workflows and CRM with no-code and a maximum degree of freedom, today announced the appointment of Sean Flynn as Sales Director for Australia and New Zealand. This

Melbourne Family Lawyers has been acquired by Sydney law firm

The founder of Justice Family Lawyers announced today that his firm had acquired Melbourne Family Lawyers, previously owned by Silvio Auditore.

After having established the reputation of Melbourne Family Lawyers by providing honest advice, guidance, and representation to our clients over the past 40 or so years, my job is done.”

— Silvio Auditore

SYDNEY, NSW, AUSTRALIA, June 13, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Hayder Shkara, principal and founder of Justice Family Lawyers, announced on June 14 that his firm had acquired Melbourne Family Lawyers, previously owned by Silvio Auditore.

Shkara founded Justice Family Lawyers in Sydney only five years ago and has

VLAST Announces Maple Leaf Sports And Entertainment As A New User Of Its Talent Management Platform

Alex Hay VLAST

VLAST has announced a game-changing deal with Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE) to implement a new talent management platform.

Our objective in working with VLAST is to match our players’ efforts from an administrative position to fully capture the impact they make”

— David De Freitas, Director, Talent Strategy and Sport Partnerships, MLSE.

SYDNEY, NSW, AUSTRALIA, June 9, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- VLAST has announced a game-changing deal with Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE), who oversee Toronto Raptors, Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Argonauts, and Toronto FC, to implement a new talent management platform.

Pickstar’s VLAST is a talent management and

Artist impression of an aerial view of Riverina Gold Coast (centre)

Artist impression of the gated entry to Riverina Gold Coast Estate

Artist impression of the 26-berth marina on the river at Riverina Gold Coast

First homes for premier riverfront estate Riverina Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia, are taking shape with limited house blocks remaining on the market.

Riverina Gold Coast presents a rare opportunity to build a brand new home in a prime location.”

— Riverina Gold Coast Sales Manager Louka Vitale of ProjX Group

GOLD COAST, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA, June 9, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Building has commenced on the first homes for Riverina Gold Coast Estate now that construction on Stage One is complete, with titles being settled on all 26 house lots.

The first homes currently under construction at Riverina Gold Coast are forecast for

Mission to United States to promote WA

WA's Innovation and ICT and Medical Research Minister Stephen Dawson travels to the United States of America to promote WA's growing health and medical research, innovation and ICT and life sciences
USA mission to connect leading WA entrepreneurs, innovators and health and medical researchers and life sciences companies

Western Australia's Innovation and ICT and Medical Research Minister Stephen Dawson is on the ground in the United States of America to boost and advocate for WA as a world-leading destination for health and medical research, innovation and ICT and further develop the life sciences sector.

The Minister's mission includes leading a WA delegation representing 13 organisations from across the health and medical research and life sciences sector at the Biotechnology Innovation Organisation (BIO) International Convention in San Diego, which is set to

Barrister and Senior Counsel Michael Berry SC appointed a Judge of the Family Court
Appointment is a new position made possible by Commonwealth funding

Attorney General John Quigley is pleased to announce the appointment of barrister Michael Berry SC as a Judge of the Family Court of Western Australia (FCWA).

Mr Berry's appointment follows the Commonwealth providing funding for an additional

First stage of $4.24 million Geraldton Cycling Network Expansion Project underway
New 360 metre shared path to complete connection from Chapman Road to Glenfield Beach Drive
Future stages include 3.5km Chapman Road Shared Path and 4.5km shared path from Tarcoola Beach to Cape Burney
McGowan Government investing $347 million in walking and riding infrastructure over next four years

Construction of the $4.24 million Geraldton Cycling Network Expansion Project is now underway with work commencing on the $220,000 Glenfield Beach Drive Shared Path.

The 360 metre long, 3 metre wide shared path will run between Hillview Drive and Chapman Road, which is the first stage in providing Geraldton residents and visitors with a further 8.3 kilometres of high-quality shared paths for riding and walking.

While the Glenfield Beach Drive Shared Path is being constructed detailed designs for

ServiceWA app upgrades will ensure users have easy access to FuelWatch
Interactive functionality and map will show fuel prices available near users
Next addition to ServiceWA app continues journey in redefining the way Western Australians interact with government services

The McGowan Government has updated its ServiceWA app to include FuelWatch, providing an easy to navigate, interactive map allowing users to find the best fuel price deal across Western Australia.

The addition of FuelWatch to the ServiceWA app is the next step toward redefining how

$3.1 million funding to Ngaanyatjarra Council Aboriginal Corporation for Irrunytju Community in the Goldfields-Esperance region
Funded under the State Government's Social Housing Economic Recovery Package (SHERP) Grants Program
Program will provide $13.3 million in grants for maintenance in remote Aboriginal communities

Western Australian Housing Minister John Carey has announced that Ngaanyatjarra Council Aboriginal Corporation (NCAC) will receive $3,171,153 funding for essential improvements and repairs on 32 properties in the remote community of Irrunytju.

Funding is being provided through the Remote Aboriginal Communities Maintenance Grant

$1.1 million contract awarded to upgrade of the Casuarina Boat Harbour boat ramp
Local company SMC Marine to undertake the redevelopment
First project in $78.1 million Transforming Bunbury's Waterfront Stage 3 Phase 1

A $1.1 million contract to upgrade Casuarina Boat Harbour boat ramp has been awarded to local Western Australian company SMC Marine.

The contract will see the current 28-year-old ramp and fixed timber jetty upgraded to a new modern facility, with a floating jetty and two-lane ramp designed to better accommodate large trailers and wider vessels.

For safety reasons, the boat ramp will need to be temporarily closed for approximately

Third instalment of popular series screens on ABC TV
Mystery Road: Origin will reveal the beginnings of TV Detective Jay Swan
Production supported by the McGowan Government through Screenwest and Lotterywest, and the Western Australian Screen Fund

The third instalment of the much-anticipated series - Mystery Road: Origin - is set to premiere on ABC TV at 8.30pm on Sunday July 3, with all six episodes available to binge watch on ABC iview.

The previous two high-rating series were shot in the Kimberley, and were sold around the

Artificial intelligence set to tackle jetty and port corrosion across WA

A team of researchers led by Curtin University have joined forces to develop an artificial intelligence tool to improve the maintenance of marine structures such as jetties and ports impacted by corrosion.

The joint project, led by the Curtin Corrosion Centre, has received funding from SmartCrete CRC to deploy the new monitoring tool and to look at better ways to repair ageing marine structures built with commonly used engineering materials such as reinforced concrete.

Lead researcher Dr Mobin Salasi, from the Curtin Corrosion Centre, said marine structures

Opening The Front Door To More Mental Health Support

The Andrews Labor Government is building a mental health system that works for all Victorians – helping people get the care they need immediately, in their own communities.

The Minister for Mental Health James Merlino today announced that 30 Mental Health and Wellbeing Hubs, opened in late 2021 in communities across Victoria, will continue to provide care until Mental Health Locals open across the state.

Building Victoria’s mental health system from the ground up won’t happen

Protecting Victorians As They Save On Their Energy Bills

The Andrews Labor Government is protecting Victorians and driving down power bills with its nation leading energy efficiency program.

Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change Lily D’Ambrosio today launched a new Code of Conduct to protect Victorians taking advantage of the Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program.

More than two million households across Victoria have saved on their energy bills

Strengthening Our Mental Health Services

The Andrews Labor Government is supporting more Victorians through their mental health and drug and alcohol recovery journeys, upgrading vital services to get more people the care they need, when they need it.

Minister for Mental Health James Merlino and Minister for Health Martin Foley today announced 31 Victorian mental healthcare and alcohol and drug services will share in $20 million from the Mental Health and Alcohol and Other Drugs Facility Renewal Fund.

Established in 2016 as part of the Labor Government’s work to improve access for

Work Ramps Up On North East Link Project

The first part of Melbourne’s first dedicated busway is taking shape – with major works this winter on the fast-tracked Bulleen park and ride, part of the Andrews Labor Government’s North East Link project.

The North East Link is not just a tunnel – it’s the biggest ever investment in the north east. It will give local roads back to local residents, deliver a dedicated bus way, complete the Ring Road in Greensborough and build more than 34 kilometres of walking and cycling paths.

There will be intermittent lane closures and reduced speeds on Thompsons Road,

Midland Highway Safety Barriers Keeping Drivers Safe

The Andrews Labor Government has made the Midland Highway safer between Buninyong and Clarendon with the completion of upgrades to improve safety and reduce road trauma.

Minister for Roads and Road Safety Ben Carroll said lifesaving road treatments including more than 21 kilometres of left-hand side and centreline flexible safety barriers were installed as part of the upgrades.

An additional overtaking lane in each direction, shoulder widening and surfacing works were also completed.

This section of the Midland Highway was identified as one of Victoria’s most high-

Family Friendly Festival To Liven Up Northcote’s High Street

Northcote’s High Street will be a hive of activity, celebrating all the inner north has to offer, with the Andrews Labor Government backing a street festival to boost the local economy.

Minister for Small Business Jaala Pulford today announced $300,000 towards the return of a family-friendly festival to support the revistalisation of the shopping strip and connect the community to local vendors.

Local traders association Northcote Rise will build on the success of popular past

New Research Program To Address Youth Eating Disorders

A new research program to improve the treatment and support for young Victorians experiencing eating disorders is now underway, thanks to support from the Andrews Labor Government.

Minister for Innovation, Medical Research and the Digital Economy Jaala Pulford today announced $500,000 for a dedicated youth eating disorder research program at the Orygen Youth Health research institute in Parkville.

Research shows that adolescents are at greatest risk of disordered eating with the

Backing Inverleigh Hawks And Kookaburras To Fly High

Minister for Community Sport Ros Spence joined Member for Buninyong Michaela Settle over the weekend to officially open new upgrades and female friendly change rooms at the Inverleigh Sporting Complex, made possible by more than $1.52 million from the Labor Government’s Community Sports Infrastructure Stimulus Program.

in regional hubs like Inverleigh, the new change rooms will enable the Inverleigh Hawks and Inverleigh Kookaburras to grow its female teams and host more competitions.

two new female friendly change rooms, umpire change rooms, new first aid room,

Historic Bill Brings Treaty A Step Closer

The Andrews Labor Government will mark a significant milestone in ensuring a fair and just Treaty process with First Peoples, with a landmark Bill to establish an independent Treaty Authority.

Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Gabrielle Williams will today introduce in the Victorian Parliament the Treaty Authority Bill following an historic agreement reached between the Labor Government and the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria.

The Bill will allow the Treaty Authority to be established as an ‘independent

More Room To Grow At Hume Recreation Reserve

The Andrews Labor Government is backing the next generation of soccer stars in Geelong with the completion of a new pavilion at Hume Reserve in Bell Park.

Minister for Community Sport Ros Spence joined to officially open the pavilion, thanks to $250,000 from the Labor Government’s World Game Facilities Fund.

The new pavilion also includes referee change rooms, a first aid room, social

Supporting Councils To Boost Jobs And Cut Waste

The Andrews Labor Government is creating local jobs while reducing waste, increasing recycling and uncovering new economic opportunities.

Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change Lily D’Ambrosio today announced over $630,000 will be shared between 30 , helping investigate projects that divert waste from landfill, boost local circular economies and reduce costs by uncovering new methods for recycling materials.

Reuse Shops, new organics processing facilities and construction materials made of

More Kindergarten Places For Victorian Families

The Andrews Labor Government is helping more families across the state get their kids into early childhood education, creating more than 300 new funded three-and four-year-old kindergarten places across Victoria.

Minister for Early Childhood Ingrid Stitt announced that six centres will share in almost $10 million through the Building Blocks: Capacity Building grants stream to create new kindergarten places across metropolitan and regional Victoria.

New learning centres will be built in Ballarat and Drouin, creating 187 extra

Report on health of veterans released

The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) has released the Health of Veterans report for 2022 as part of the broader Australia’s Health 2022 report.

Health of Veterans examines veterans' health status, with a particular focus on self-assessed health, health conditions, deaths, disability, and health risk factors. It also identifies veterans' health service use, focusing on medicines, hospitalisations, health expenditure and homelessness.

The report made four key findings:

Dr Trish Batchelor
Deputy Chief Health Officer
Department of Veterans’ Affairs

COVID medications: Paxlovid and Lagevrio

I was hoping by the time I sat down to write this column that the impacts of COVID might be behind us. And while life is returning to some degree of normality and high rates of vaccination have had a huge impact on the rates of severe disease and hospitalisation, we are certainly not out of the woods yet. With the more transmissible Omicron variant dominant we are now in a phase of continued transmission in Australia. A fourth vaccine dose is now available via general practitioners (GPs) for those at high risk of severe disease, which includes anyone aged over 65 or with a wide range of pre-existing conditions. If you think you may be eligible, please have a chat with your GP.

You are probably aware that two antiviral medications to treat mild to moderate

Extra weekly return service from 21 June
Additional flights will be added for major Broken Hill events
Frequency boost in response to strong community demand

Qantas has announced it will increase flight frequency on the Broken Hill – Sydney route following strong support from locals and visitors.

QantasLink initially launched in April with two services a week on a Monday and Friday but from 21 June, will operate a third-weekly service on Tuesdays with its 50 seat Q300

Top Wheelchair Basketball Athletes in Darwin

Some of Australia’s best paralympians will be competing in the Top End this July as part of the National Wheelchair Basketball League (NWBL) Finals. This is the first time the event will take place in the Territory after being cancelled in 2021 due to COVID-19,

The spotlight will be on our very own Territory team the Darwin Salties, with local talent like Clarence McCarthy-Grogan & Tom O'Neill Thorne co-captaining the team in its very first NWBL Season.

Scheduled to take place from 15-17 July at Darwin Basketball Stadium, the event will

As efforts to rehabilitate an historic uranium mine in Litchfield continue, ten Aboriginal trainees working at the site have completed the formal component of studies in land management.

The trainees, who are working at the former Rum Jungle mine, celebrated their

$300,000 Grant Program to Charge the take up of Electric Vehicles

The Territory Labor Government is taking the next steps towards a renewable future with a range of initiatives commencing 1 July 2022 aimed at increasing the uptake of electric vehicles in the Northern Territory.

With renewable energy and electric vehicles, the average NT household could reduce vehicle-running costs as well assist the Territory in hitting our net-zero emissions by 2050 target.

From 1 July 2022, the Northern Territory Government will reduce registration and

AFL Taskforce Social Impact Tender Award

The bid for a Northern Territory AFL Club has reached a new milestone with the awarding of a tender for a consultant to complete a Social Impact Evaluation.

Local Territory business GHD Pty Ltd has been awarded this work. GHD has been in the Territory for 65 years and employs 54 staff.

The core team to deliver the Report includes specialised staff with previous

Musicians, filmmakers, painters and more set up shop on Bathurst Street

The new City of Sydney Creative Studios provide affordable, purpose-built spaces for artists.

Meet Neil McCann, also known as Captain Pipe. His colourful works range across illustration, animation, painting and film. He’s just one of the many artists and creatives that have set up their studios at the City of Sydney Creative Studios.

Neil McCann, aka Captain Pipe. Photo: Matt Lambley

On Bathurst Street, the studios feature 30 spaces including an expansive rehearsal area,

WOMEN’S HEALTH BOOM HITS THE GOLD COAST

Following COVID lockdowns and pressures on the Queensland health system, the demand for specialist women’s health and fertility services on the Gold Coast is on the rise.

According to the Jean Hailes National Women’s Health Survey 2020, an annual snapshot of current women’s health behaviours, almost one in four respondents reported infertility issues, with 58.7% seeking the services of a gynaecologist or fertility specialist.

The survey also highlighted that one in three women reported symptoms of anxiety and

ADVATEK LIGHTING LAUNCHES ECONOMICAL SERIES OF COMMERCIAL PIXEL CONTROLLERS

Advatek Lighting has launched the E-Series, a series of two pixel controllers boasting a small price with a hefty feature set.

Melbourne, Australia - Advatek Lighting has announced the launch of the E-Series, a series of two pixel controllers boasting a small price with a hefty feature set.

Representing the pinnacle of over ten years of engineering experience, Advatek’s engineers have designed the economical E-Series to deliver on performance while

HCL Technologies Joins Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) to Accelerate Secure Cloud Migration

HCL Technologies (HCL), a leading global technology company, has joined the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), the world's leading organization dedicated to defining standards, certifications, and best practices to help ensure a secure cloud computing environment for enterprises.

This further strengthens HCL Technologies' commitment to its vision of helping enterprises in their cloud migration journey by providing comprehensive cloud security services through

Free Sight Support Expo coming to Thornleigh

For many people who are blind or have low vision, the last two years have been challenging, with difficulty conducting face to face appointments with customers in their homes, Quantum offices or via community events.

Now that conditions have changed, and with the needs of the blind and low vision community in mind, Quantum RLV is presenting a free one-day Expo in Thornleigh for locals on Thursday 16 June, 2022.

Those who may be affected by macular disease, glaucoma, stroke, blindness, or any

Tech Pros Have Low Confidence in Supply Chain Security, According to New Global Research From ISACA

53% say supply chain issues will stay the same or worsen over the next six months

Sydney, Australia (7 June 2022) – Over the last two years, supply chain challenges have rocked both enterprises and consumers alike, making it harder to access certain goods and maintain business continuity. Security threats have only heightened these concerns, and a new ISACA survey report illuminates IT professionals’ key concerns around security challenges and how their organisations are responding to them.

ISACA’s supply chain security survey received responses from more than 1,300 IT professionals with supply chain insight, 25 percent of whom note that their organisation experienced a supply chain attack in the last 12 months. Survey respondents cited these five supply chain risks as being their key concerns:

Ransomware (73%)
Poor information security practices by suppliers (66%)
Software security vulnerabilities (65%)
Third-party data storage (61%)
Third-party service providers or vendors with physical or virtual access to information systems, software code or IP (55%)

On top of this, 30 percent of respondents say that their organisation’s leaders do not have sufficient understanding of supply chain risks. Only 44 percent indicate they have high confidence in the security of their organisation’s supply chain, and the same percentage has high confidence in the access controls throughout their supply chain. Their future outlook is not rosy either—with 53 percent saying they expect supply chain issues to stay the same or worsen over the next six months.

“Our supply chains have always been vulnerable, but the COVID-19 pandemic

Epson Australia displays its first-ever UV flatbed printer at PacPrint 2022

On stand G56, the SureColor V7000 will demonstrate how it combines superior image quality with enhanced production flexibility

SureColor V7000

For sign makers looking to produce UV output, Epson Australia will display its first-ever flatbed printer, the SureColor V7000, at PacPrint 2022 on stand G56

The SureColor V7000 builds on the success of Epson’s award-winning SureColor

Cloud applications marketplace provider Swoosh joins the rhipe vendor portfolio

APAC's leading distributor of cloud solutions and services, rhipe, a Crayon company, has announced that it has been appointed as an APAC distributor for Swoosh, a cloud applications marketplace provider of Microsoft 365 productivity solutions.

Swoosh has built an extensive marketplace of cloud applications to help IT partners locate, deploy and manage Microsoft 365 add-on applications for their customers. With a focus on

MTV Movie & TV Awards. Encores Tonight At 8.15pm On MTV.

The 2022 MTV Movie & TV Awards aired live from Barker Hangar in Los Angeles in Los Angeles on Monday, 6 June. Actress Vanessa Hudgens hosted the show, which honoured the biggest and brightest stars in movies and television with an epic, one-night only global event. Movie & TV Awards: UNSCRIPTED, hosted by Tayshia Adams, aired immediately following, celebrating the jaw-dropping, no-rules, drama-filled moments from reality television.

Below is the complete list of winners for both 2022 MTV Movie & TV Awards and Movie & TV Awards: UNSCRIPTED:

2022 MTV MOVIE & TV AWARDS WINNERS:

BEST MOVIE

Dune
Scream
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the 10 Rings
WINNER: Spider-Man: No Way Home

Paramount+ Original Film Premieres Exclusively On Paramount+ On Saturday, 30 July.

Upcoming bold, comedy Honor Society, will exclusively premiere on Paramount+ on Saturday, 30 July.

Starring Angourie Rice (Mare of Easttown) and Gaten Matarazzo (Stranger Things), the

Qualys Launches VMDR 2.0 with TruRisk™ Scores and Automated Remediation Workflows

New capabilities give security, cloud operations and IT teams unprecedented insights into their risk posture along with easy to use drag and drop orchestration to prioritise and quickly respond to the most critical threats

Sydney, AUSTRALIA - June 7, 2022 - Qualys, Inc. (NASDAQ: QLYS), a pioneer and leading provider of disruptive cloud-based IT, security and compliance solutions, today unveiled Qualys Vulnerability Management, Detection and Response (VMDR) 2.0. The new cloud-based solution gives unprecedented insights into an organisation’s unique risk posture along with the ability to use drag and drop workflows to orchestrate responses.

The doubling of disclosed vulnerabilities over the last five years, the speed at

RV Breakaway Switch Safety Alert

Breakaway Safety Lanyard Switch general owner inspection alert for Caravans and trailers over 2000kg only.

Safety switch lanyards are approximately 120cm long whilst safety chains are 64cm long.

Surprisingly, most breakaway lanyards are installed incorrectly, it is impossible to disengage the breakaway pin, as intended.

This is a worldwide problem that requires exposure by Manufacturers and EOM alike.

Esteemed Wallan Victoria Play Centre Owner Highlights The Six Categories Of Play

The six categories of play: Encapsulating the holistic play centre experience

Play has evolved and changed rather gradually for the past four decades. With newfound and extensive play aspects introduced in the play centre industry, children are provided with an all-round play experience that accommodates both their development, and their uniqueness.

Kylie-Jane Shannon, owner of Jungle Kids Indoor Play Centre, and proud mother, discusses the six major categories of play that provide the well needed cognitive stimulation and nourishment for children's play centre experience.

"Children require, and essentially need multiple types of play to best facilitate and

A Brand-New Transformation Series, From Made Up Stories And Eden Gaha. Undressed. Coming Soon To 10.

“If we change our clothing, can we change our lives?” That is the question posed by 10’s startling new transformation series, Undressed.

Produced by Made Up Stories, the powerhouse team behind Nine Perfect Strangers and Pieces of Her in the company’s first foray into unscripted television, and acclaimed international reality producer Eden

Paramount+’s Aussie Coming-Of-Age Film World Premiere At The Sydney Film Festival.
In Selected Cinemas from August 11. Coming Soon to Paramount+.

Paramount+ is delighted to announce its first locally commissioned feature film 6 Festivals will make its world debut at the Sydney Film Festival this Friday, 10 June, ahead of its premiere on Paramount+ later this year.

Written and directed by award-winning director and producer Macario de Souza (Bra

Melbourne June MindBodySpirit Festival

Australia’s largest health, wellbeing, spiritual and natural therapies event returns to Melbourne in June for four amazing days!

Our first Melbourne MindBodySpirit Festival in 2022 is again set to welcome 18,000 + Melbournites. Held over the Queen’s Birthday long weekend from Friday 10 to Monday 13 June 2022, the local community can discover, educate and stimulate their senses in search of a more holistic lifestyle! The Festival is FREE to attend and brings together the very best of speakers and performers, holistic products, shopping, health and skincare, natural therapies, meditation, psychic readers, personal growth, seminars and more.

New to this Festival is the EveryWoman Pop Up Shop, offering the best in health,

Supporting our arts sector with the latest round of Project Development funding

Our Government is committed to supporting the growth and development of our cultural and creative industries that adds to our economy and supports thousands of jobs across Tasmania.

That’s why we are investing in the development of Tasmanian story-telling talent to foster new creative concepts within our local screen industry, with Screen Tasmania’s Project Development program helping to build Tasmanian projects and advance them into production.

As Minister for the Arts, I am excited to announce that five projects will share $85,000

600 Public Building Maintenance Program projects delivered

During the height of the pandemic as part of our COVID-19 support package we established the Public Building Maintenance Program.

We turbocharged this program from $50 million to $70 million to help a range of industries get to the other side of the pandemic.

The Government ensured that the expenditure was allocated across the State to enable

Another record for Tasmanian trade

Tasmania’s export sector has continued to shine with the latest ABS export statistics confirming another record, with exports soaring to $4.67 billion for the 12 months to April 2022.

This is 24.5 per cent higher than the previous year and is the ninth consecutive month in which the rolling 12 month total has exceeded the $4 billion mark.

The data shows Tasmania’s resources sector and sustainable primary industries continue to

Taking action to deliver on our renewable energy vision

The Tasmanian Government has a strong energy plan which will deliver a clean energy highway, help reduce emissions, deliver reliable and affordable energy for consumers, and bolster Tasmania’s economy through new jobs and investment.

As part of the 2022-23 Budget, the Rockliff Liberal Government is investing $800,000 over two years to implement the actions of the recently released Tasmanian Renewable Energy Coordination Framework.

The Framework prioritises the actions necessary to coordinate the large-scale

Supporting female offenders to rehabilitate

As Minister for Corrections and Rehabilitation, I remain committed to reducing recidivism rates of offenders by providing the safest possible corrections environment, with opportunities for rehabilitation.

This includes supporting the rehabilitation of females by acknowledging that they have different needs to those of male inmates, and that their rehabilitation must involve a trauma-informed, gender-focused response.

That is why, to further our commitment to best practice, trauma-informed guidelines are

Growing our vibrant cultural and creative industry

The Tasmanian Government is committed to supporting our strong and vibrant cultural and creative industries, and since the beginning of the pandemic, as Minister for the Arts I have delivered a comprehensive package of financial support for the arts, screen and cultural sectors in response to COVID-19, totalling almost $13 million in new and ongoing support measures.

This includes the $2.5 million Arts and Cultural Support Fund to support performers and

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