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The Australia Council begins reform process

The Office for the Arts will transfer six programs to the Australia Council in the first steps of the reform process.
22 Aug 2012
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Six programs from the Office for the Arts will be transferred to the Australia Council in the first steps of the reformation of the Council.

Arts Minister Simon Crean announced the move today, which will see the Council responsible for a broader range of arts funding programs.

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