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The awards formerly known as AbaF now open

Nominations for this year’s Creative Partnerships Australia Awards, formerly known as the Australia Business Arts Foundation (AbaF) Awards, are open.

17 Apr 2013 12:00

Paige Mulholland

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Nominations for this year’s Creative Partnerships Australia Awards, formerly known as the Australia Business Arts Foundation (AbaF) Awards, are now open.

The Creative Partnerships Australia Awards honour cooperative, innovative and sustainable relationships between arts practitioners and arts organisations on the one hand and businesses, donors and philanthropists on the other.

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Paige Mulholland

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Paige Mulholland is an arts administrator who is based in Adelaide and has a background in musical theatre, music and dance.

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