As we approach 50 years of nurturing creativity and community, we’re thrilled to announce that the Board has engaged former Festival Director Martin Paten and past Board member Linda Sproul to help us explore future possibilities for the Castlemaine State Festival. Martin and Linda are delving into what has made our festival successful over its […]
A NEW CHAPTER FOR CSF: RENEWED ENERGY AND EXPERT GUIDANCE Read More »
The future of the Castlemaine State Festival, has been secured after almost four months in voluntary administration. New, vibrant and creative: we’re returning in March 2026.
Castlemaine State Festival prepares for a New Start Read More »
Australia is set to vote on a referendum to enshrine a First Nations voice in the constitution by mid-2024, a commitment made by the Albanese government during the 2022 federal election campaign. The Voice to Parliament is seen by many as Australia’s opportunity to right longstanding wrongs, give First Nations people a seat at the
Finding the Heart of the Nation: Thomas Mayo in conversation with Catherine Liddle Read More »
ACT TODAY FOR A RECONCILED TOMORROW In 2023 all Australians will have the chance to take action for a fairer and more reconciled future by voting Yes in the referendum for an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament, expected to take place between October and December. That makes this year’s National Reconciliation Week
National Reconciliation Week 2023 (27 May – 3 June) Read More »
In case you missed the Dialogue event by Nigel Marsh and Andy Griffiths with his Five of My Life, we are happy to share the podcast recorded during the event with you. In part two, acclaimed children’s author Andy Griffiths takes the Five of My Life challenge and shares his wonderful stories in front of a live
In case you missed the Dialogue event by Nigel Marsh with his Five of My Life, we are happy to share the podcast recorded during the event with you. In this part, Nigel Marsh takes to the stage to be interviewed by the curator of the Dialogues Program, Kristin Gill. Enjoy hearing Nigel discuss his