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LOCATION:Hunter Room\, Newcastle City Hall\, 290 King Street\, Newcastle\, 
 NSW
SUMMARY:Creating Spaces Conference - Newcastle Institute: The Big & Small o
 f Creative Innovation
DESCRIPTION:Hunter Room\, Newcastle City Hall. //\n\nThe Big & Small of Cre
 ative Innovation.\n\n\n\nGovernment across all levels are beginning to rec
 ognise that creative industries are the unsung heroes of economic growth\,
  export\, productivity\, innovation and competitiveness. Creative industri
 es\, including advertising\, visual arts\, design\, music\, dance\, theatr
 e\, film & TV\, publishing\, fashion electronic gaming and architecture\, 
 contribute to the growth of vibrant communities and sustainable economic d
 iversification for cities and towns across the country.\n\nFacilitated by 
 Marcus Westbury\, Patron of the Newcastle Institute and Founder of Renew N
 ewcastle & Renew Australia\, The Big & Small of Creative Innovation will p
 onder how government helps and hinders growth of creative innovation and a
 ddress what needs to change in order for creative individuals and group en
 terprises to flourish - particularly those with little capital but lots of
  energy and enthusiasm.Discover what's been tested\, the outcomes and what
 's on the table with panellists who have experience in developing creative
  innovation in a government capacity and also as individuals making a diff
 erence within their own communities.\n\nGaye Hart\, Chair RDA (Hunter)\, P
 atron of the Newcastle Institute and former Director of Hunter TAFE\nTimot
 hy Horton\, architect and former Chair of the Integrated Design Strategy L
 eadership Team of South Australia\nDr Ianto Ware\, National Live Music Co-
 ordinator for Sounds Australia and Founder of Renew Adelaide\nChloe Beever
 s\, Project Manager (Arts & Culture) at the Local Government & Shires Asso
 ciation of NSW\n\nThe Newcastle Institute was established in Newcastle in 
 2004 as an independent\, not-for-profit\, incorporated association\, open 
 to the general public. The Institute is a forum for new ideas\, and a venu
 e to encourage people to engage and participate in discussion of public in
 terest issues\, and the development of public policy. The Institute conduc
 ts monthly gathering that include invited presentations on a variety of is
 sues\, selected with particular interest in issues that are not currently 
 adequately discussed in the mainstream media or public policy debate. Pres
 enters may be local identities\, or visiting figures of national significa
 nce.
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