Peter Garrett Online Forum
Tue, 22 Dec 2009, 05:33 pmdanni_skye36 posts in thread
Peter Garrett Online Forum
Tue, 22 Dec 2009, 05:33 pmPeter Garrett Online Forum
Federal Arts Minister Peter Garrett has launched an online forum to discuss Australia's Cultural Policy. In his speech to the National Press Club in October, the Minister identified three key themes for consideration:
1. Keeping culture strong; 2. Engaging the community; and 3. Powering the young.
These and other points are expanded on in the discussion framework, however this is not an exhaustive list. Use the web forum to talk about any cultural idea, issue or concern and help shape future policy.
The National Cultural Policy online forum will be open until 6pm Monday 1 February 2010. For more info, and to log onto the forum.
visit www.nationalculturalpolicy.com.au
Hypocrites and Stupid Comments
Tue, 22 Dec 2009, 10:29 pmI am always happy to see a politician outed as a hypocrite, and no force of earth will stop our PM from making stupid remarks, but why do we need a forum to discuss cultural policy. Let's just make culture and the leave the policy out of it. Culture is what has happened, and is happening now, not what is proposed to happen.
The three categories remain satisfactorily empty of content. But please, could this government do some governing and give up on symbolic gestures, junkets to foreign chat-shops and ever escalating engagements with process.
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