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'Governments at all levels allocate around $6 billion a year to arts and culture in Australia, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. While this is a low figure compared to the budget outlays of other wealthy nations, public support for arts funding here is, if anything, in decline.' (Introduction)
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With Support for Arts Funding Declining, Australia Must Get Better at Valuing Culture
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