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OzCo’s new Corporate Plan sees limited growth

The Australia Council has unveiled its next five-year Corporate Plan with limited growth despite strong performance. What does the future hold, how will it plan to make the arts more sustainable and what's in it for you?

2 Sep 2019 12:00

George Dunford and Gina Fairley

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The Australia Council has launched it new guiding document for the next four years with Creativity Connects Us: 2019-2023 Corporate Plan based on limited growth despite exceeding many of their goals in the previous year.

The plan opens with a reminder of Australia Council’s core purpose: ‘to champion and invest in Australian arts and creativity’.

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George Dunford and Gina Fairley

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George Dunford is Creative Director of ArtsHub, while Gina Fairley is our National Visual Arts Editor.

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