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NSW Labor announces arts pledges ahead of state election

The Labor Party promises to double regional arts support, keep the Powerhouse Museum at its Ultimo location and increase support for Western Sydney.

22 Jan 2019 12:00

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Opposition Leader Michael Daley and Shadow Arts Minister Walt Secord, and associates, launch NSW Labor’s Arts Plan on Sunday. Image via Facebook.

Over the weekend (Sunday 20 January), NSW Opposition Leader Michael Daley and Shadow Arts Minister Walt Secord released a joint statement about Labor’s Arts Policy should it win the forthcoming election.

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