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Australian gaming industry being held back by lagging internet speeds...
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Australian independent game studios are having incredible success marketing their games overseas, but they say Australia's internet speed is holding back...
Broadband Speeds Holding Back Australia's Game Developers - Lightning...
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The Game Developers' Association of Australia says broadband speeds are hampering the sector - and gamers too.
PM - Video game industry suffers another jobs blow
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United States based game developer THQ has announced the closure of its Australian operations and 200 people have lost jobs Insiders say its part of an...
Buy On The Floor Presents: Cultivating Creativity in Australia, The...
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Buy On The Floor Presents: Cultivating Creativity in Australia, The Future of Video Games tickets for at Moshtix. Taking place at...
Video game developers seek more support from Federal Government - The...
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Australa's interactive games industry is worth $2.4 billion, but there are concerns video game developers are now leaving the country. They say a lack of...
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory on Children In Need! | London...
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The hit musical Charlie and the Chocolate Factory will be holding a special Gala performance in aid of BBC Children in ...
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HKDC promotes the strategic use of design to create value for business and society, and to advance Hong Kong as an international design hub in Asia.
New casting for Kinky Boots announced
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Want to know the latest tea from the most fabulous show on the West End? You've come to the right place because we're serving the latest on Kinky Boots.
New cast announced for the West End production of KINKY BOOTS - West...
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Sean Needham will join the cast to play Don and Antony Reed will play George. Cordelia Farnworth will continue as Nicola. The remainder of ...
Video game industry calls for subsidies like film, TV | news.com.au —...
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THE creator of the biggest game ever made in Australia says the local industry needs subsidies like film and television if it is to survive.
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