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» Samson and Delilah - national

Samson and Delilah is a film which tells the love story of two Aboriginal teenagers in a remote community.

» Bluesfest - Byron Bay, New South Wales

Bluesfest includes an array of blues music, world music, roots music and a hybrid of those and other cultural styles.

» West Coast Blues ‘n' Roots Festival - Fremantle, Western Australia

The Sixth Annual West Coast Blues 'n' Roots Festival will feature performances by the John Butler Trio, Missy Higgins, Zappa Plays Zappa and many more.

» Barunga Festival - Barunga, Northern Territory

Barunga Festival is one of Australia's major and longest-running Indigenous community festivals.

» ANZAC Day - national

On this day, ceremonies are held across the nation to acknowledge the anniversary of the landing at Gallipoli in 1915, the spirit of ANZAC and the service of all veterans.

» New Chair for the National Museum of Australia

Federal Minister for the Arts, Peter Garrett, congratulated Mr Daniel Gilbert AM on his appointment as Chair of the Council of the National Museum of Australia.

» Bayside Literary Festival Writing Competition - national

Bayside City Council is calling all budding writers to enter the Bayside Literary Festival Writing Competition.

» Playing Australia : 16 arts companies to tour the country

Arts Minister Peter Garrett announced $3.153 million in Playing Australia funding for 16 arts companies to tour live performances across the country.

» Minister launches world-class facilities for the Australian Ballet School

Arts Minister Peter Garrett launched refurbished facilities at the Australian Ballet School, helped celebrate the School's 45th anniversary.

» Realise your dream - national

The British Council Realise Your Dream programme offers talented Australians the chance to further their career in the UK.

» Targa Tasmania - Tasmania

Targa Tasmania is a tarmac rally with competitive stages on closed roads for the best touring, sports and GT cars in the world.

» Wonderlust Touch Tours - Perth

The Art Gallery of Western Australia provides vision-impaired visitors with the chance to experience artworks more directly than ever before.