Jodie Cunningham with her BMW X2 car wrap. Photo: 5 Foot Photography
A WELL-known Canberra arts leader, educator and artist, Jodie Cunningham is the new CEO and artistic director of Craft ACT.
Outgoing CEO Rachael Coghlan leaves the organisation today (July 9) after five years at the helm to take up a position at Parliament House in a new role bringing together design, architecture, art and craft, was best known for spearheading the development of Design Canberra, which seeks to position Canberra as a global city of design.
Cunningham, a regular contributor to Design Canberra and one of the winners in last year’s BMW car wrap competition, was previously a long-time lecturer in visual art and design at Canberra Institute of Technology.
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Super League awards. Picture; SWpix.com A host of new monthly accolades will be awarded in Betfred Super League this season to highlight and reward the efforts not just from players and coaches, but also fans within their local communities. The four new awards will see a monthly winner crowned in Player of the Month, Betfred Coach of the Month, Northern Try of the Month and Dacia Community Hero of the Month. Here is how each of the awards will work: Player of the Month: For the unbelievable athletes we are lucky enough to watch put their bodies on the line each week in Super League, hoping to get the win for the team and entertain the fans.
Image: Dani Molyneux CGI images have given a glimpse of how the new community bookshop coming to St Helens may look. The Star reported in December as a crowdfunding campaign to bring the store to St Helens town centre reached its target of £40,000 thanks to donations from the community, which enabled the project to access additional funds. The former Furniture Boutique on Bridge Street, part of Church Square Shopping Centre, will be transformed into the bookshop. While the latest coronavirus lockdown has meant the initial aim of opening to coincide with World Book Day in early March will not be met, it is hoped the shop can be open to the public later in the spring.