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INTERVIEW: MIFF Documentary, No Time For Quiet, featuring Directors Samantha Dinning and Hylton Shaw.

Dan — Fri, 12 Jul 2019 07:43:19 +0000

Join David and Dolly Diamond as they chat to Directors Samantha Dinning and Hylton Shaw about their documentary No Time For Quiet. Screening at MIFF (Melbourne International Film Festival), No Time For Quiet joins a group of girls and gender-fluid youths as they discover the empowering strength of music through a GIRLS ROCK Camp in Melbourne.

GIRLS ROCK! is an international network of independent arts and feminist social justice groups, with a focus on running band camps that provide girls, trans and gender non-conforming youths a supportive safe space to grow and express themselves via music. The volunteer mentors (including Barnett, Camp Cope and Cable Ties) and young participants of the first Melbourne-based GIRLS ROCK Camp offered Directors Hylton Shaw and Samantha Dinning extraordinary access to document their experiences.

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INTERVIEW: GLOBE update with Andrew Fellowes

Dan — Fri, 12 Jul 2019 07:07:19 +0000

Join David and Dolly Diamond as they get a GLOBE (Gay and Lesbian Organisation of Business and Enterprise) update from Vice President, Andrew Fellowes. The trio talk everything from the extraordinary geographical spread of GLOBE networking functions, to the opening of nominations for the 2019 GLOBE Community Awards.

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INTERVIEW: Open House Melbourne, with Emma Telfer

Dan — Fri, 12 Jul 2019 06:31:19 +0000

Join David and Dolly Diamond as they discuss all things architecture with Emma Telfer from Open House Melbourne.

Open House Melbourne is an independent organisation that fosters public appreciation for architecture and public engagement in conversations about the future of our cities. The much loved Open House weekend in Melbourne, Ballarat and now Bendigo sees tens of thousands of people coming out to celebrate architecture and the city.

By empowering people with knowledge around the impact of good design decisions in our built environment, Open House Melbourne aims to ensure Victoria—and its capital city—remains a liveable and vibrant place now and in the future.

Since 2008, Open House Melbourne has facilitated more than 900,000 visits to 934 sites across Melbourne, enabling 229,660 people to explore and celebrate their city. Open House has contributed more than $20 million to the Melbourne economy and has been supported by more than 5,226 volunteers who have donated over 26,130 hours of their time.

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