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The Creative Women’s Association publishes a regular bulletin documenting the work of culture, craft, and provenance in Australia.

Each edition shares:

• developments in cultural workforce practice
• research and policy translation across health, education, and industry
• standards, certification, and provenance work as it evolves
• stories of place, making, and stewardship drawn from real practice

This is not promotional correspondence.
It is a record of work underway — and an invitation to remain informed as the framework takes shape.

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The Gazelle and Scientific Notes are the editorial and research publications of the Creative Women’s Association.

Together, they document, analyse, and translate cultural work into evidence, policy-relevant knowledge, and applied insight. The focus is not opinion, promotion, or trend commentary, but the serious examination of how cultural labour operates across health, education, industry, and the economy.

These publications bring together:

• research translation and data-informed analysis
• policy and workforce commentary grounded in practice
• cultural intelligence drawn from real work, real places, and real systems

They exist to make cultural contribution legible to public institutions, industry, and decision-makers — and to establish women’s creative work as a recognised field of professional knowledge.

Readers will find articles, reports, and notes that treat creativity not as leisure or expression, but as skilled labour, economic input, and civic infrastructure — examined with the rigour applied to any serious domain of work.

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