by Stephanie Haslam: Noosa Integrated Catchment Association has been successful in obtaining a Regional Arts Development Fund grant to broaden the scope of their Noosa’s Native Plants Surface Design project that seeks to increase awareness of native flora by incorporating it in fabric design. As well as the Community Art Competition, NICA has commissioned four professional artists to produce designs and mentor community artists. More >>
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