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2015-12-14 General Committee Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 3 Noosa Shire Economic Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnCreative Industries
Who: Creative industries are those industries that require
originality of thought, expression and imagination
Creative industries businesses are captured in a as predominant inputs in the production process.
number of Australia and New Zealand Standard Creative industries have a potential for wealth and
Industry Classifications such as information, media job creation through the generation and exploitation
and telecommunication, arts and recreation services of intellectual property. NESTA defined Creative
and professional, scientific and technical services. Industries in their 2013 Manifesto as “those
economic activities which involve the use of creative
This Plan adopts the generally accepted definition talent or commercial purposes”.
that includes:
Creative industries businesses are creators of and
• music composition and production
early adopters of technology. They are innovators
• film and television production that continually develop new ways to connect.
• entertainment software (including animation Cultural industries are a significant sector of the
and computer games) Australian economy. According to a 2015 Australia
Council report, in 2008-9 Australian cultural
• performing arts
industries generated over $50 billion in economic
• writing, publishing and print media activity, or $35 billion in Gross Value Added (GVA).
This was higher than the GVA for agriculture, forestry
• advertising, graphic design and marketing
and fishing ($29 billion); electricity, gas, water and
• architecture, visual arts and design. waste services ($27 billion); and accommodation
and food services ($28 billion).
What:
Creative industries are a significant aspect of Noosa’s
Creative industries:
culture and lifestyle adding considerable wellbeing
• are high users of technology benefits to residents and visitors alike.
• trade on knowledge and intellectual property for
How:
production
• embrace creativity which drives innovation Activity in this sector looks to support increased:
• significantly contribute to the Noosa lifestyle • collaboration and clustering
• generally export services outside of the Shire • business activity
• underpin a number of Noosa’s high profile • employment and career opportunities
events.
• education and training opportunities.
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