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Applause: Latest funding and awards announced

NAIDOC Awards presented, Write-ability Fellows announced, 4A Beijing Studio Program residents unveiled, 2019 Art Music Awards program revealed, plus more news.

9 Jul 2019 12:00

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NAIDOC 2019 Artist of the Year Elma Kris; image supplied

The National NAIDOC Awards have been presented in Canberra recognising the significant achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Dancer and choreographer Elma Gada Kris was recognised as NAIDOC Artist of the Year.

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