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EPISODE · Apr 29, 2025 · 33 MIN

New voices and deep engagement: the importance of criticism

from Arts In 30 · host Australian Broadcasting Corporation

For almost a quarter of a century, Peter Rose has steered the Australian Book Review as its editor, giving a space for Australian writers to engage critically with the work of their peers, and the wider literary world beyond our shores. As Rose steps aside, he reflects on why criticism remains an essential part of the arts.New research paints a familiar picture, with those working behind the scenes in the music industry reporting financial stress, underemployment, and skills shortages. Kirsty Rivers, General Manager of the Victorian Music Development Office, shares new research into the music sector and talks about the potential solutions.Our track of the week is 5 O'Clock Shadow by Elliot LambStories mentioned in the headlines:Harvey Weinstein retrial over rape and sexual assault charges beginsKneecap faces pressure in the US and UK over statements at concertsAustralian Classification Review Board once again rules Gender Queer by Maia Kobabe is classified Unrestricted

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