Two states, two articles, same day;
Australian Financial Review - 4 June
Winners and losers in the NSW budget
LOSERS:
The Arts - No major announcements except for funding for expansion or
refurbishments of existing centres and facilities.
Australian Associated Press - 4 June
Flagship buildings win with $50 million boost to arts
By Gabrielle Dunlevy
BRISBANE, June 3 AAP - Queensland's flagship cultural facilities are
the main benefactors from a $50 million boost to the state's arts
budget.
The Bligh government will invest more than $259 million in the state's
arts sector in 2008-09, up from $209 million in the last financial
year.
The funding includes $34 million to finish a two-year refurbishment of
the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, and $118.4 million for other
flagship institutions, including the State Library of Queensland and
the Queensland Art Gallery.
"This budget is about continuing to foster an arts sector that is
sustainable and marketable, that has a local focus and an international
vision," he said.
Wednesday, 4 June 2008
Spot the difference
Posted by Nicholas Pickard at 12:10 pm
Labels: Arts Funding, News, State Government Policy
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