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ArtsHub TV: The one everyone wants to win

With $100,000 for established artists and $60,000 for early career artists, these Creative Fellowship winners have struck gold.
16 May 2013
Deborah Stone
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With $100,000 over one year for established artists and $60,000 over two years for early career artists, the Australia Council Creative Fellowship winners have struck gold.

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