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NSW Arts and Cultural Policy gets into gear

Not to be left behind federal and local politics, the state of NSW is gearing up to announce a landmark arts cultural policy all its own.

19 Apr 2013 12:00

Sarah Adams

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Not to be left behind federal and local politics, the state of NSW is gearing up to announce a landmark arts cultural policy all its own.

The NSW State Government revealed today that it will revamp its $57 million Arts Funding Program and announce a 10 year agenda for the state’s arts and culture.

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Sarah Adams is a media, film and television junkie. She is the former deputy editor of ArtsHub Australia and now works in digital communications - telling research stories across multiple platforms - in the higher education sector. Follow her @sezadams

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