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Fri, 1 May 2009 - Sun, 26 Jul 2009
Halle 14, Leipzig, Germany
pvi collective, Resist

pvi collective are an independent artist group who create interdisciplinary artworks that hover somewhere between visual art and contemporary performance for galleries, public sites and alternative spaces.
More information: www.pvicollective.com

Wed, 1 Jul 2009 - Sun, 5 Jul 2009, 11:00am-9:30pm
Melbourne Rectial Centre; 31 Sturt Street, Southbank 3006, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Asia Pacific Chamber Music Competition

Which piano trio or string quartet ensemble will rise to the top during the Asia Pacific Chamber Music Competition held in Melbourne during 1-5 July, 2009?

Twelve teams have been selected to perform from Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Japan and China. 42 young musicians are playing at the Melbourne Recital Centre for significant cash prizes, record contracts and concert engagements.

The calibre of chamber music talent in Australia is undeniable and by including our sister countries such as New Zealand, South Korea, Japan and China into this event raises the stakes and rewards for 42 young musicians even higher.

This exciting chamber music competition attracts thousands of visitors, managers, jurors, musicians, patrons, tourists and volunteers to Melbourne for the week. The recitals will be broadcast live in its entirety by ABC Classic FM for the rest of the nation to hear.

The audience will follow their exciting and invigorating musical interpretations of the chamber masters work dating from the 18th century to our contemporary Australian composers in vogue today.

Cost: Round One & Two 1-4 July $40 each / $30.00 conc. concert Finals - Sunday 5 July Piano Trios- $80 adult & $70each concession String Quartet concerts $80 & $70 conc. each
More information: www.chambermusicaustralia.com.au

Fri, 3 Jul 2009, 7.30pm-9.30pm
Under the Big Top between Federation Square and Batman Avenue, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Circus Oz

Circus Oz
Under the Big Top, Birrarung Marr
17 June – 12 July

"Outstanding skill, wit, invention, innovation and beauty” The Times, UK 2008

Circus Oz returns to wow home crowd audiences under the Big Top at Birrarung Marr in 2009 following a whirlwind world tour to Europe, USA and New Zealand to celebrate its 30th Birthday. In 2008 The Age said "...with its blend of daredevil skills, irreverent humour and social
conscience, it’s easy to see why Circus Oz is still going strong”.

Whether you come to see Circus Oz every year, or hope to discover Melbourne’s own internationally acclaimed contemporary circus for the first time, don’t miss 2009’s rock-n-roll, animal free show that everyone can enjoy together. Expect two hours of breathtaking agility, death-defying stunts, awe-inspiring acrobatic performances, irreverent comedy and a spectacular live band.

“A larrikin Aussie show with rough edges and a warm, comfortable engagement with the audience.” Herald Sun, Melbourne 2008

‘Life always feels better after a Circus Oz show’ Louisa, Balwyn

Ticketmaster
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Call: 136 100

Cost: $31 - $69 for individuals, $120 - $185 for families
More information: www.circusoz.com

Fri, 3 Jul 2009, 8.00am-9.30am
to be confirmed - venue details will be released closer to the event d, Singapore, Singapore
making money: the keys to financial success

Are there really "green shoots" of recovery or are there more tumultuous times ahead? In a climate of deep uncertainty, what can you do to make successful financial decisions?

Paul Clitheroe, Australia's best-selling author and trusted leading financial commentator on personal finance, gives sound advice in tough times.

Paul has built a large following with his jargon-free no-nonsense style when talking about money. Join him in Singapore, where he'll share his views on:
~ the current economic environment
~ building wealth and achieving financial freedom
~ investment strategies that work

special guest presenter:
Paul Clitheroe, AM
ipac Co-Founder & Executive Director

Paul Clitheroe was appointed Chairman of the Australian Federal Government's Financial Literacy Foundation in 2005 and actively continues this position.

Paul is one of Australia's most renowned Financial Advisers and Commentators recognised for his ability to explain complex money issues in plain English. He is Chairman and Chief Commentator of the "money" magazine and a successful author with sales in excess of 600,000 books - an achievement for a non-fiction author.

Paul is an Executive Director of ipac, a company he and fellow directors founded in 1983. ipac now manages more than A$13 billion for its clients.

Cost: $20 per person
More information: www.ipac.com.sg/event.php?mode=view&gid=146

Fri, 3 Jul 2009, 12noon-1.30pm
to be confirmed - venue details will be released closer to the event d, Singapore, Singapore
making money: the keys to financial success

Are there really "green shoots" of recovery or are there more tumultuous times ahead? In a climate of deep uncertainty, what can you do to make successful financial decisions?

Paul Clitheroe, Australia's best-selling author and trusted leading financial commentator on personal finance, gives sound advice in tough times.

Paul has built a large following with his jargon-free no-nonsense style when talking about money. Join him in Singapore, where he'll share his views on:
~ the current economic environment
~ building wealth and achieving financial freedom
~ investment strategies that work


special guest presenter:
Paul Clitheroe, AM
ipac Co-Founder & Executive Director

Paul Clitheroe was appointed Chairman of the Australian Federal Government's Financial Literacy Foundation in 2005 and actively continues this position.

Paul is one of Australia's most renowned Financial Advisers and Commentators recognised for his ability to explain complex money issues in plain English. He is Chairman and Chief Commentator of the "money" magazine and a successful author with sales in excess of 600,000 books - an achievement for a non-fiction author.

Paul is an Executive Director of ipac, a company he and fellow directors founded in 1983. ipac now manages more than A$13 billion for its clients.

Cost: $20 per person
More information: www.ipac.com.sg/event.php?mode=view&gid=147
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