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As adopted by Council on 28 February 2013 Council’s role for these strategies is facilitator and provider. Goals principally derived or derived in part from this objective and these strategies: understanding of and pride in regional Aboriginal culture and heritage; and appreciation and understanding of the diverse cultural heritage of the people of the region. Objective “LC3.3 We enjoy life together through a range of community events and recreational opportunities” The relevant strategy under this objective is: LC3.3.1 Develop inclusive community, sporting and recreational activities Council role is provider and facilitator. Council’s role is provider and facilitator. Goals principally derived from these objectives and strategies: opportunities for the community as creators, students or audience members. Theme - Looking after our environment An integral aspect of the 2030 Plan is Aboriginal culture and there are many aspects of the 2030 Plan which refer to Aboriginal culture in its broadest sense. Of particular relevance to the cultural policy is the objective: “LE1.2 Our Aboriginal culture and its links to the land is valued and understood” Under this objective, there are three strategies: LE1.2.1 Support the Aboriginal community in recording cultural and physical connection to country and land management practices. LE1.2.1 Develop school and community education resources on Aboriginal culture and the land. LE1.2.3 Encourage pride in Aboriginal culture and history in the Coffs Harbour community through engagement and partnerships with each other. Council’s role in these strategies is facilitator. Goals principally derived or derived in part from these objectives and these strategies: understanding of and pride in regional Aboriginal culture and heritage; opportunities for the community as creators, students or audience members; the attractiveness of the region as a destination for tourists; opportunities for skills development or engagement in education, in particular those relevant to the arts and creative businesses. Page 72
As adopted by Council on 28 February 2013 Attachment B: Expanded Definitions Arts The arts include music, performing arts, literature and visual arts which are practiced by professionals, students and hobbyists, both individually and in groups. The arts form the basis for arts education, collections, exhibitions and performances which may be available to the public in galleries, libraries, theatres, cultural venues, training institutions, outdoor spaces, and increasingly online or by broadcast. Creative industries Creative industries are for-profit businesses engaged in film and television production, broadcasting, electronic games, architecture, design and fashion, publishing, media and advertising. It is important to note that other businesses may include creative industrial activity, in particular in relation to design – such as fashion, ceramic, jewelry and furniture manufacture. New media art New media art encompasses artworks created with new media technologies, including digital art, computer graphics, computer animation, virtual art, Internet art, interactive art, computer robotics, and biotechnology. New Media Art often involves interaction between artist and observer or between observers and the artwork, which responds to them. Page 73
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