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Going Global

Going Global is a quick-response fund to support international touring of contemporary performing arts provided by the Australia Council.

15 Jan 2013 12:00

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Amount up to $20,000 for a one-off presentation or up to $50,000 for a tour
Applications close Applications must be received eight weeks prior to the project commencement date
Decisions advised Within six weeks of the receipt of applications

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