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Tasmania s Mona museum reopens on Boxing Day
Hobartâs Museum of Old and New Art reopens today, having taken the shutdown mid-March as an opportunity for a refresh.
Over 350 âhighlights (and lowlights)â from
David Walshâs personal collection have been added to Monaâs semi-subterranean galleries.
Nicole Durling, director of exhibitions and collections, said the nine-month closure had re-emphasised Walshâs personal connection to the museum.
Simply, itâs David Walshâs home. This is what we have focused on for the rehang of the museum. . Itâs like a portrait of David. Mona Museum (@monamuseum)
Daddy s home.
We re open. Everyone needs a ticket, even if you re Tasmanian. Pre-bookings are a must. Dad says go to the website: https://t.co/R18TxZ1oLEpic.twitter.com/RiE8VLJZBjDecember 25, 2020
POLICY FORUM
How citizen action is rewriting Australia’s political story
14 December 2020
Politics and policymaking can feel very distant from people’s everyday lives, and that disconnection can make individuals and communities feel powerless. So how are people helping to bridge this chasm and put the personal back into policy?
From the community push to get an independent elected in the Victorian seat of Indi, to the knitting nannas of northern New South Wales challenging coal seam gas, citizens are finding new ways of connecting community to policy challenges. Are there lessons in these cases that could be scaled up and rolled out for other communities, and to tackle other challenges? Joining Professor Mark Kenny and regular podleague Dr Marija Taflaga are two of the authors of the new book