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During the COVID-19 pandemic, contact sports were cancelled, severing social and physical connections. PLAY ON is an artwork exploring the loss of these connections, through site specific two-channel video projection, photographic installation, and geo-located audio, exhibited outside and only during the evening. PLAY ON by Martin John Lee Cinematography: Simon Green Photography: Emma Byrnes Sound design: Biddy Connor Sound Mix: Casey Rice Wed 31/03, Thu 01/04, Fri 02/04, Sat 03/04, Sun 04/04 8.30pm - 10.30pm Camp Reserve, 11 Forest Street, Castlemaine Free Entry www.playoncastlemaine.com PLAY ON is supported by the Castlemaine Football Netball Club and Regional Arts Victoria. The Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund is provided through Regional Arts Australia, administered in Victoria by Regional Arts Victoria.

Children from Beeac Primary School in regional Victoria, Australia talk about their surrounds and environment. The stories that you are about to hear are from the beautiful lakes country, home of the Brolga, in the south west of regional Victoria. This country is the traditional home of the Gulidjan and Gadubanud peoples, the traditional custodians of the Colac Otway region. We recognise their long history on this land & the care they gave to this land for thousands of years. We would like to acknowledge the Elders, Past, present and emerging and thank any Gulidjan and Gadubanud people listening. If you can, listen through headphones so you can enjoy the binaural sound design experience. Kids Country is an Education Partnership is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria. Many thanks to the generous support of Acciona Wind Farms. Artistic Director & Project Designer - Penelope Bartlau / Set & Lighting Designer - Jason Lehane / Sound Design - Chloë Violette Smith / Sound Design assistant & podcast developer – Callum Cheah. Deepest gratitude to Karen Cherry for her passion, vision, and commitment. Massive thanks to everyone at Beeac Primary School; teachers, staff, community, families and of course – the kids.

Imagine, if they could talk, what would Geelong's landmarks have to say? As you make your way around Geelong, you’ll be able to listen to the inner thoughts of some of our most beloved landmarks. If you can, listen through headphones so you can enjoy the binaural sound design experience. The Object Monologues - Geelong is a new work by Barking Spider Visual Theatre and presented in partnership with Creative Geelong. We acknowledge the Wadawurrung People of the Kulin Nation peoples as the traditional owners and custodians of this land. We pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and thank any Wadawurrung people listening today. For deaf/hard of hearing accessible scripts, please email us at: contact(at)barkingspidertheatre.com.au This project has been supported by the City of Greater Geelong through the Arts & Culture Arts Industry Commissions. The Object Monologues is a geolocated audio experience where the personality, idiosyncrasies, passions, loves and losses of landmarks and significant public objects are brought to life. Created site-specifically, the character of each landmark object is crafted from historical research and blended with a whimsical twist. We hope you find joy in delight as you wander, listen and imagine. Creative Team: Writer & Director - Penelope Bartlau Sound Design - Vicki Hallett Photographer - Sarah Walker Producer - Luisa La Fornara for Creative Geelong and Barking Spider Visual Theatre This project has been supported by the City of Greater Geelong through the Arts & Culture Arts Industry Commissions.

Bendigo Military Museum presents Storyscape. Created by Aimee Chapman & David Gagliardi for Sonic Gold Studios. This is the museum you can hear - outside beyond the museum walls. Scroll down to the map below. Move inside the zones to discover hidden stories on your phone. Stay within each zone to keep listening. Across 10 stops, you might encounter 2,972 names on the Honour Board, the distant sound of marching bands drawing closer, stories of remembrance, First Nations perspectives and messages sent across distance - by mail, by voice, by telegram and by love. Explore in your own way.

Led by Mia McAuslan and supported by Emporium Creative Hub. Take a guided walk through Rosalind Park with award nominated writer and Emporium Creative Resident Mia-Francesca McAuslan. In this creative writing workshop you will stroll through the park stopping at different locations as Mia supports you to see and write about your natural world in a whole new way. A curated Nature Walk written and narrated by writer Mia McAuslan. For further information on the walk please visit https://www.emporiumcreativehub.com.au/workshops/naturewriting

Imagine, if they could talk, what would Colac Otway Shire landmarks would have to say? As you make your way around Colac Otway Shire, you’ll be able to listen to the inner thoughts of some of our most beloved landmarks. If you can, listen through headphones so you can enjoy the binaural sound design experience. The Object Monologues - Colac is a new work by Barking Spider Visual Theatre. We acknowledge the Gulidjan and Gadubanud peoples as the traditional owners and custodians of this land. We pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and thank any Gulidjan and Gadubanud people listening today. This project has been Proudly supported by Colac Otway Shire and Vic Health.

This is a sound story describing a curious dog playing in this park where she brings her human for a walk. Please put on your headphones on a sunny morning to immerse yourself in this two-minute soundtrack.

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Queer Histories/Queer Futures is an audio journey into the stories of our LGBTQIA+ communities in Merri-bek, past, present and future. From pubs to squats, protests to parties, discover Merri-bek’s queer history as told by the people who shaped it. Walk the streets with us over fourteen episodes to discover the collective histories of LGBTQIA+ organising, activism and community in Merri-bek and our imaginings for the future. Queer Histories/Queer Futures is a Lee Ellis Working Group initiative of Merri-bek Libraries. Produced for Merri-bek City Council by 3CR Community Radio. The views expressed in this podcast do not represent Merri-bek City Council.