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Screenrights Cultural Fund Opens for Applications with $300,000 Funding Pool and 2025 Focus Announced as CREATIVE INTELLIGENCE

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Screenrights has opened applications today for its 2025 Cultural Fund grant round, announcing the annual focus as Creative Intelligence. The Fund offers up to $50,000 per project with a total pool of $300,000 for initiatives that foster the creation and appreciation of screen content in Australia and New Zealand.   “Creative intelligence styles – imaginative, … Continued

ONLYONE TRAVEL, a Pioneer in Unique Custom-Made Journeys, Raises 100 Million Yen

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Launching Curated Adventurous Tours and Hotel Management Business to Bring “Life-Changing” Travel Experiences to More People TOKYO–BUSINESS WIRE– Only One Corp. (Headquarters: Tokyo; CEO: Yosuke Yamada), which specializes in planning and attending custom-made journeys, has successfully raised 100 million yen through more than 20 individual investors. This press release features multimedia. View the full release … Continued

A Sci-Fi Epic in Verse: The Trilogy That’s Redefining the Future of Poetry

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In a time when literature is evolving beyond the page, a groundbreaking trilogy of sci-fi-infused epic poetry is capturing the imagination of listeners from all walks of life. Created by poet and visionary storyteller Amy Felicity Robinson, this innovative body of work—spanning speculative fiction, consciousness exploration, and poetic mastery—is not just a collection of stories, … Continued

ARIA-nominated virtuosic violinist, composer and vocalist VĂ©ronique Serret to perform this week – feat. William Barton as special guest

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Véronique Serret to perform three February concerts in NSW, QLD and WA: feat. William Barton as special guest   She plays a six-string electric violin like a boss, has a haunting voice for the ages, is an orchestral  concertmaster with the swagger of a Mauritian gypsy, and in May last year she released her first … Continued

Is Darwin a ‘forgotten literary capital?’: New project to bring the city into national literary spotlight

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Darwin is often written out of the conversation about Australia’s literary prowess, but a new research project aims to turn the page on this reputation and bring the Territory’s capital city into the spotlight.  The project, Re-Mapping the Lost Literary Capital: Darwin/Larrakia Nation, will uncover the scores of novels, plays, short stories, poems, and genre fiction … Continued