On the box Each week we cover the arts in Yartz, from theatre to writing to music to film to everything else--the Yartz program guide is here. 10.00 pm Mondays and 11.30 pm on Thursdays for the repeat on C31 Melbourne and Victoria. On the web The extended coverage of the arts, with the full interviews and footage clips we don't have time to show on the television. Choose your own Yartz any time of the day or night seven days a week. If you subscribe to our artzmedia channel, you'll get an update each time we add material to youtube. Tweet us on @YartzC31 and you'll get reminders in brief of what we're up to and what is on the television show. More details are available on our blog http://artzmedia.blogspot.com/ and you'll find details of past shows especially as we add to it.	ACTV Inc. There's information about our programs here, as well as information about the program group itself. Out latest information sheet. Check out What's New here too. Entirely free, entirely colourful and entirely stylistic are our Yartz posters, one each for each of the broadcast years 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005. Print them out and stick them up next to your desk or television and you'll get a regular reminder not to miss your weekly arts on Yartz. We are always interested in new talent to make arts media. Get the information right here! If you're interested in making arts community television, contact us. If you'd like to be a sponsor, we'd also love to hear from you. Our rules and our ACTV friends and membership forms are here too.	The News Our regular newsletter The Artz is here, too!
The Vault We're honouring our past, too. We've about to have our seventh birthday and we've produced over 300 Yartz episodes and Buzz, Shortz, Gamez and The Sessions as well.	We've got information on our 2002 and 2003 partnership project with Express Media, Buzzcuts, our dalliance with celebrating festivals of 2004 365/The F Factor and the arts community experiment The Sessions.		Yartz Fringe Bingo, our 2005 celebration of fringe arts and chance!

Policies

Arts Community Television abides by the National Privacy Principles in its application of privacy policies and procedures. We are committed to national campaigns in relation to harm minimisation in the field of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs use. No animals are harmed in the course of Arts Community Television production. We are strongly committed to the intellectual property, moral and other rights of artists and their associates and seek to recognise and celebrate those rights at every stage. We are, to turn a cliche against itself, politically correct. And we're proud of it. Our principles and objectives are described in our rules. All enquiries in relation to policies of the Group should be directed to the Secretary.