Ausdance VIC Advocates for Dance Education in State Inquiry
Read about our submission to the Victorian Government’s Inquiry into Creative and Cultural Industries
Read about our submission to the Victorian Government’s Inquiry into Creative and Cultural Industries
In 2025, a dynamic creative team will curate a program championing youth dance in all its forms.
Ausdance VIC and Performance Medicine are thrilled to announce a new partnership dedicated to promoting safe dance practices, injury prevention, and dancer wellbeing.
The national Ausdance network is calling on the federal government to recognise the vital role dance plays in the nation’s health, economy, and cultural identity by making meaningful investments in the 2025 federal budget. Dance is one of Australia’s most popular recreational activities, with over 960,000 adults and children participating… Read More »Investing in Dance: A Call for Federal Budget Action
On December 6, 2024, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) published the first edition of the Occupation Standard Classification Australia (OSCA) after extensive consultations. Many changes championed by key creative industry organisations and advocacy bodies have been adopted, including clearer groupings, new occupations, and expanded definitions. Two notable updates include… Read More »Release of the Occupation Standard Classification Australia (OSCA)
Recent discussions online regarding Modern Awards have raised concerns about possible changes to pay rates and conditions specific to dance teachers and choreographers.
UNLID Dance Theatre Melbourne steps on to the world stage
To achieve the goals outlined in the Creative State strategy, the Victorian government must take a coordinated, whole-of-government approach to investing in the creative industries. Dance, in particular, plays a vital role within this ecosystem, contributing not only to cultural storytelling but also to health, wellbeing, and community engagement. Dance… Read More »Creative State Discussion Paper Submission
Are you a passionate young dance artist ready to make your mark?
We are excited to announce the appointment of Deborah Prentice as the new Managing Director of Ausdance VIC.
We’re thrilled to announce the newest addition to the Ausdance VIC Committee of Management: Gracieuse Amah!
The 2024 International Dance Day Message is by dancer Marianela Núñez (Argentina).