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2020-07-07 S&O Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Cultural Plan 2019-2023
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Log in to see the plans as drawnWHAT IS CULTURE?
The term “Culture” has a wide range of meanings Creative industries:
within government, industry and the community.
Noosa’s Cultural Plan will consider culture broadly to A sector which harnesses a range of creative and
encompass arts, culture and heritage as conveyed in business skills for commercial production and
Australia’s National Arts and Culture Accord (2013). dissemination. Creative industries include film and
television production, broadcasting, electronic
The arts: games, architecture, design and fashion, publishing,
media and advertising.
The arts include music, performing arts, literature
and visual arts, in both their established and Cultural heritage:
emerging art forms, and inter-arts activities. In
addition to the individual and collective activities In parallel with the arts and creative industries there
of practitioners, for vocational or recreational is a strong recognition of Australia’s diverse cultural
purposes, the arts include arts education, heritage, and the work of museums, galleries and
community arts, collections and performances libraries and archives to preserve and provide access
which may be made available to the public in to the artefacts and intangible heritage of Australia’s
galleries, libraries, theatres, cultural venues, training culture. In particular, Australia’s heritage includes
institutions and increasingly on-line and broadcast. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures which
are amongst some of the oldest living cultures in the
world.
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