Good afternoon Michael,

I‘ve received the newsletter below and I’m wondering if it was intended that it would be an adequate response to my email to you dated 12.11.2018. If so, it does not, given that I’m aiming to ‘go to source’in my contextualisation.

For some time, as I’ve said before, I’ve doubted that such documentation even existed but Richard held aloft paper documents he claimed to be ‘Robin Archer’s report’ at a public meeting. Also, I’ve heard other reports that it existed but nobody has yet been able throw any light upon what it had to say or why it should be secret. This is quite mystifying.

This matter is of particular interest to me currently given the point that I’ve arrived at in my research and the contextualisation. I would appreciate a response in regard to when, and under what circumstances, I might be able to access the information that I’m seeking as soon as you are able provide it.

Please see below for further information relevant to my research – see links below.

Regards,

Ray

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https://culturalstrategy7250.blogspot.com/

https://culturalstrategy7250.blogspot.com/p/have-your-say-on-our-cultural.html

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https://culturalstrategy7250.blogspot.com/p/httpsyourvoiceyourlaunceston.html

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https://culturalstrategy7250.blogspot.com/p/are-we-building-porsche.html

From: City of Launceston - Arts and Culture <ArtsandCulture@launceston.tas.gov.au>
Reply-To: City of Launceston - Arts and Culture <ArtsandCulture@launceston.tas.gov.au>
Date: Wednesday, 14 November 2018 at 4:37 pm
To: Mr Norman <raynorman7250@bigpond.com>
Subject: Arts and Culture Newsletter - City of Launceston

View this email in your browser     Home     About     Exhibitions     Events     News     Support     Contact Subscribe    TOWARDS A CULTURAL STRATEGY    Update  We are very conscious that culture is a complex and nuanced subject.  To help explain its connectivity and impact on the vibrancy of a community we have developed this short animation. It is a simplified take on a complex subject but we are hopeful it will help articulate how important it is in building a vibrant creative and cultural life. The public survey campaign on Your Voice Your Launceston will be extended to 26 November to provide further opportunities for the community, in particular artists, creatives and cultural practitioners, to contribute to the current campaign. There is a second survey embedded into this campaign that focusses on the Creative Industries Sector. The aim is to gather measurable data around Creative Practitioners in Launceston and to gain an oversight of the Creative Industries that are involved with Launceston. To access the survey click here.   HIRST PROJECTS       Hirst Projects have delivered the QVMAG Feasibility Study for Council which was the first major piece of work to be delivered by the Arts and Culture Unit. Building on this we are now entering the second phase which is the Cultural Strategy.   The City of Launceston, Robyn Archer AO and Hirst projects have already carried out a significant amount of research and planning on the cultural strategy for the City of Launceston. Hirst Projects will be delivering the next phase of this exciting project and Robyn Archer AO will be involved in an advisory capacity and strategic lead on the overall vision endorsed by Council in 2017. BOOKMARK THE DATE    An evening with Tracy Puklowski  Join us for an evening's conversation with the new Director of Creative Arts and Cultural Services, Tracy Puklowski. When: Tuesday 4 December 2018, 5.30pm to 7.30pm Where: Queen Victoria Art Gallery, 2 Wellington Street, Launceston RSVP:  artsandculture@launceston.tas.gov.au    Copyright © 2018 Creative Arts and Cultural Services | City of LauncestonAll rights reserved.    Street Address: The Battery Shed, Barnard's Way, 2 Invermay Road, Launceston  TAS  7205 Postal Address: PO Box 396, Launceston   TAS   7250 E:  ArtsandCulture@launceston.tas.gov.au T:  (03) 6323 3770    unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences Subscribe

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