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Complete the online survey to assit in Sunshine Coast Council considerations about the roles it can play in supporting and growing the business of the creative and cultural industries in the region. In particular, it is looking at the arts and creative industry ‘incubation’ models in Australia and overseas, to determine the success and investment needed in different models and to envisage what kind of incubator facilities and services could be further developed in the region.
Positive Solutions has been engaged by Sunshine Coast Regional Council to conduct a survey designed for all those practitioners, businesses and organisations that see themselves as part of the cultural and creative industry of the region to determine in more detail the specific needs for future sustainability and growth.  They would be very grateful if you could take a few minutes to complete this questionnaire before 5pm on Monday 7th November. Your feedback is important to Council.
Please note that all information will be received by Positive Solutions, not Council. Responses will be treated in strictest confidence, will not be attributable to any organisation or individual by name, and will only be used for the purposes of this study. Please click here to be taken to the survey.
 
If you have any queries about the questionnaire or the study or would prefer to complete a hard copy of the survey, please do not hesitate to contact Sara Bannon at the Positive Solutions office on 07 3891 3872 or email info@positive-solutions.com.au .  More >>

Have you been along to one of our events over the past twelve months?  Would you consider coming along in the future?  Would you like to be involved in some of our activities?  Then please take five minutes to complete the online survey.  This survey will help inform our planning for the next twelve months.  Click on the link to begin the survey.  More >>

The Sunshine Coast Regional Council has just launched a discussion paper and survey which will inform the development of the Creative Communities policies. Forums and consultation processes will inform the cultural planning proceses and delivery of cultural facilities, services and programs across the region over the next five years (2010-2015). Have a read of the discussion paper first and then participate in one of the online surveys.  There are two, one for for residents and visitors, and one for the creative industries.    More >>

Why do people move here and what is the nature of their experience?  That is what local PhD candidate Christina Kargillis is seeking to explore through her research study and she is keen to hear from anyone who would be interested in sharing their story. Read on for some details about her study and how you can contact her.   More >>

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