Opinion

In the December 2016/January 2017 issue of Dance Australia we ran a special "Teachers' Spotlight" feature, celebrating dance teachers from around Australia.

Dance Australia talks to professional dancers to find out their tips for minimising injury risk after the holidays.

How to make sure you'll be greeting 2017 relaxed, refreshed and ready for action!

Is it art?

Is there a place for acrobatic content in dance? Nina Levy offers her thoughts.

Take a sneak peek at our new feature, celebrating our teachers.

What's it like to partner your real-life partner? Matthew Lawrence spills the beans.

What are the benefits of full time study? Brent Street graduate Brooke Monaghan shares her experiences.

We all suffer setbacks – but you can choose what to make of them, writes Michelle Dursun.

Ever had to stumble over theatre patrons who refuse to stand to let you pass? Or sat next to someone who can't wait to check their mobile phone?

Should we have surveillance in the classroom? Michelle Dursun looks at the many ways teachers can ensure they create a safe environment for children.

So how can you put your best foot forwards in terms of presenting yourself as a person as well as a dancer?

What does dance training have in common with Rafael Nadal and Tiger Woods? Emma Sandall finds out.

Michelle Dursun weighs up the opportunities with the expense.

What is it like to be an examiner? Nina Levy finds out.

Managing meals

It’s common for first year full-time students to lose a grip on their nutritional intake. Nutritionist Fiona Sutherland provides some sensible advice.

Michelle Dursun weighs up the advantages and disadvantages of the Turn Board.