Melonhead is a music industry development agency established to educate, strengthen cultural competence, and create new opportunities for the Australian music sector outside the EU/US-centric music landscape. Confronted by a modern world amid a climate crisis, growing regional economic gaps, and rising geopolitical tensions, the future success of the Australian music sector relies heavily on how we work within our regional architecture. Melonhead intends to deliver accessible content that targets industry peers and practitioners based within the Indo-Pacific (FKA the Asia-Pacific).

Mallacoota District Health and Support Service (MDHSS) is a charitable not-for-profit health service.Our core business is to improve the health and well-being of the community. We are motivated by a vision of communities where more people experience good health and fulfilling lifestyles.Improved access to health care and better information about healthy lifestyle choices are the building blocks of resilient communities.We always provide our personal best, to embrace a 'can-do attitude' and strive to go the extra distance for individual clients and the community. We also provide community-based health care and support services to enable people to live independently at home for as long as they want.During the recent Mallacoota bushfires, the District Health Centre transformed to a relief and recovery centre, evolving continuously to prioritise the needs of the community.Creating a holistic environment is what contributes to making the Mallacoota District Community Health and Support Service a positive, respectful and transformative place for the health and support of our community.

Play On is a performing arts company that showcases Australia’s most acclaimed young classical musicians alongside the country’s best electronic artists, connecting audiences and performers through its unique and unconventional concert format.Recognising a global shift in the way audiences engage with live music, Play On was founded in 2016 to create an entirely new musical experience. Pairing a set of classical chamber music with a set by an electronic musician, Play On has upended and revitalised the concert experience.Held in unconventional spaces and with innovative programming, Play On is about creating an accessible, inclusive and affordable musical experience that attracts new and diverse audiences to both classical and electronic music.

Play On is a performing arts company that showcases Australia’s most acclaimed young classical musicians alongside the country’s best electronic artists, connecting audiences and performers through its unique and unconventional concert format.Recognising a global shift in the way audiences engage with live music, Play On was founded in 2016 to create an entirely new musical experience. Pairing a set of classical chamber music with a set by an electronic musician, Play On has upended and revitalised the concert experience.Held in unconventional spaces and with innovative programming, Play On is about creating an accessible, inclusive and affordable musical experience that attracts new and diverse audiences to both classical and electronic music.http://www.playonmusic.com.au

LISTEN exists to initiate and foster change, using a feminist perspective to promote the visibility and experiences of women, gender non-conforming and LGBTQIA+ people, people of colour, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disabilities and other marginalised folk in Australian music.LISTEN presents live music showcase events, community discussions, and a bi-annual conference. LISTEN also utilises online and print media to share experiences, opinion pieces, musical ideas, paraphernalia and mix tapes, and runs an offshoot record label, Listen Records. A grassroots and entirely volunteer-run organisation, LISTEN is here to spark conversation, initiate change, and celebrate equal participation in the music industry. This outcome is one we aim to facilitate in whatever way the community believes effective and appropriate, and we encourage engagement with anyone who is enthused and inspired to do so.LISTEN values: Equality, Intersectionality, Fairness, Justice, Education, Inquiry, Innovation, Interconnection, Inclusion, Honesty, Respect and Compassion.https://www.listenlistenlisten.org/

Asialink Business leads the public conversation of why Asia capabilities are critical for the Australian workforce. We share insights, drive discussion and shape understanding of contemporary issues in the Asia-Pacific region.

The Council for the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CHASS) exists to raise awareness of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS) and their critical role in building the societies of the future. Throughout our history, we have sought to shape reform and positive change both drawing upon and gaining recognition for the strengths of the sector.