Last night saw the launch of “Women of Notes” at Transit.
It’s BMA Magazine’s push to even up the gender imbalance in music.
The next one is going to be on 8 September.
David Howe took this great set of photos:
And here’s a taste of the music:
In the beginning was the word: New early literacy program to put kids on fast track to reading
Jack D.1 hour ago
Starting these programs with children at a very early age is wonderful. Well done! View
ACT Alliance for Evidence-Based Education3 hours ago
Fantastic! View
Kristine Barker5 hours ago
What a great initiative as long as play is the main ingredient! View
Light rail is here to stay, so get on board and make it work
Mick Andrews5 hours ago
Megan Hogan did you tap off? View
Patrizia Berti7 hours ago
Ashley Paul and considerable disadvantages to those who need to use Northbourne Av or cross it by… View
Patrizia Berti7 hours ago
Camille Martin and they are a certain group of people only View
Dozens unpaid: Brindabella pursuing 'alternative funding' to pay teachers, FWC told
Allan Evans6 hours ago
Clearly Board Director Greg Zwajgenberg had the best suggestion of them all - setup up a public… View
Jayne Denise7 hours ago
Lisa Geraghty John Stanhope did this in 2006 to 100s of public school children in the ACT. It was… View
Lisa Geraghty19 hours ago
I feel most sorry for the kids and parents. Imagine going to school and not knowing if you will have… View
Coalition to force public servants back to office five days a week
Shalini Nestor2 hours ago
Good luck with that, they can't. View
Brooke Louise2 hours ago
Going to change legislation and EBAs? View
Sue Thurley2 hours ago
Hume is up for senate re-election this year!!! View
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