Prime minister announces plan to revive Australia’s art sector
The Prime Minister's outlined a 286-million-dollar plan to revive Australia’s arts sector, after what he describes as a decade of neglect. The plan promises to make sure artists are paid fairly, entertainers are protected from workplace harassment, and indigenous arts bodies get more autonomy.
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Prime minister announces plan to revive Australia’s art sector
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