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Australia’s struggling legion of backstage crew and industry professionals reached out in a big way for help from Support Act’s MusicKeeper and CrewKeeper cash grants.
According to the music industry charity, more than 600 applications have been received for the “Crisis Relief” grants in the month since they were launched, by way of funding from the Australian Government through the Office for the Arts.
The one-off supplement payment of $2,000 – or $2,700 for families with dependent children – were made available from March 29 and are meant to help “cushion the blow” for artists, crew and music workers who are remain underemployed due to the health crisis and were receiving the Jobkeeper and Jobseeker payments, which came to an end in late March.
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The actor, who appears in hit BBC police drama Line of Duty as Detective Superintendent Ian Buckells, is adjusting to life as a dad for the third time with wife Lainy Boyle
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TAWAS CITY â While the diagnosis of an uncommon disease can be devastating, those going through the ordeal have a much better shot at success when the problem is detected early.
This is the case for Arianna Rose Kellar-Miller, 4, Tawas City, who recently learned that she has the rare autoimmune disease juvenile dermatomyositis (JDM).
Her mother, KC Kellar, and father, Matthew Miller, acknowledge that the young girl has a long road ahead of her. However, they note that things could have been much worse if not for the quick response of Tana McKulsky, a family nurse practitioner for Ascension St. Joseph Hospital Pediatrics.