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Five days of expertly curated music performed by internationally celebrated artists, with thought-provoking conversations and culinary surprises on the side – that’s the Canberra International Music Festival. The Festival is delivered annually by Pro Musica Incorporated, a not-for-profit community organisation founded in the 1980s by the late Edith Butler and a group of music lovers, with a vision to nourish and contribute to the musical life of the nation’s capital and its region. Pro Musica’s mission is to challenge and excite audiences and to enrich the Australian art music community by presenting an innovative art music program of the highest quality.

Good for Business. Good for the planet. Our work addresses global issues impacting water purity and food security, and we proudly offer solutions with strong commercial outcomes and positive environmental impact. Our core activities operate in a closed loop system. We deliver sustainable on-shore aquaculture using algal bioremediation, enabling a significant reduction in organic discharge into waterways and oceans. We then return the nutrients back into the farming production system via our plant nutrition products.

PFRA is the self-regulatory organisation for face to face fundraising in Australia. PFRA member charities and fundraising suppliers have committed to a minimum standard for face to face fundraising, and have agreed to be held accountable against that standard. PFRA member charities are aiming to meet some of the greatest challenges faced by communities in Australia and globally. This includes medical research in vital areas, environmental issues, providing humanitarian support to those most in need, alleviation of poverty and international development or support for the disabled. To do this, charities must fundraise. In order to fundraise it is vital that we ensure that there is a balance between charity's need and duty to ask for support and community expectations that fundraising should be respectful and meet community standards. PFRA works with local, state and national regulators and with other sector bodies to ensure that face to face fundraising is meeting these standards. All charities or suppliers involved in face to face fundraising are encouraged to join the PFRA and to make the commitment to high standards in fundraising.

Five days of expertly curated music performed by internationally celebrated artists, with thought-provoking conversations and culinary surprises on the side – that’s the Canberra International Music Festival. The Festival is delivered annually by Pro Musica Incorporated, a not-for-profit community organisation founded in the 1980s by the late Edith Butler and a group of music lovers, with a vision to nourish and contribute to the musical life of the nation’s capital and its region. Pro Musica’s mission is to challenge and excite audiences and to enrich the Australian art music community by presenting an innovative art music program of the highest quality.

Good for Business. Good for the planet. Our work addresses global issues impacting water purity and food security, and we proudly offer solutions with strong commercial outcomes and positive environmental impact. Our core activities operate in a closed loop system. We deliver sustainable on-shore aquaculture using algal bioremediation, enabling a significant reduction in organic discharge into waterways and oceans. We then return the nutrients back into the farming production system via our plant nutrition products.

PFRA is the self-regulatory organisation for face to face fundraising in Australia. PFRA member charities and fundraising suppliers have committed to a minimum standard for face to face fundraising, and have agreed to be held accountable against that standard. PFRA member charities are aiming to meet some of the greatest challenges faced by communities in Australia and globally. This includes medical research in vital areas, environmental issues, providing humanitarian support to those most in need, alleviation of poverty and international development or support for the disabled. To do this, charities must fundraise. In order to fundraise it is vital that we ensure that there is a balance between charity's need and duty to ask for support and community expectations that fundraising should be respectful and meet community standards. PFRA works with local, state and national regulators and with other sector bodies to ensure that face to face fundraising is meeting these standards. All charities or suppliers involved in face to face fundraising are encouraged to join the PFRA and to make the commitment to high standards in fundraising.

Our department and portfolio are integral to the Australian Government’s economic agenda. We’re helping to build a better future for all Australians by: • growing innovative and competitive businesses, industries and regions • investing in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) • strengthening the resources sector. From critical technologies to critical minerals, astronomy to supply chains, we’re many policy topics, industries, and careers in one. Our department is home to a wide range of entities, including: • Anti-Dumping Commission • Anti-Dumping Review Panel • AusIndustry • Australian Building Codes Board Office • Australian Industry Participation Authority • Australian Radioactive Waste Agency • Australian SKA Office • Australian Space Agency • Critical Minerals Office • Major Projects Facilitation Agency • National Measurement Institute • National Offshore Petroleum Titles Administrator • Office of National Rail Industry Coordination • Office of Supply Chain Resilience • Office of the Chief Scientist • Questacon. Our people bring diverse skills, perspectives and lived experiences to this unique breadth of work. Follow us to keep up with the latest news and learn about exciting career opportunities. Read our social media community guidelines: industry.gov.au/socialuse