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Construction begins today on South Australia’s new Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre at Lot Fourteen, with the State Government revealing the $200 million building will from now on be named “Tarrkarri”, meaning “the future” in Kaurna.
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The state’s planning body will decide next week whether to green-light the $200 million Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre at Lot Fourteen, with government planners recommending approval so that building work can begin later this year.
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A prominent Aboriginal arts leader with experience working across national and international film and television has been appointed as the first assistant director of the yet-to-be-built Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre at Lot Fourteen.
Half a million visitors are expected to visit the yet-to-be-built Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre at Lot Fourteen in its first year, but the State Government is refusing to release key details of the business case for the $200 million project.
Three months after it shelved plans to hire a director to head its $200 million Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre at Lot Fourteen, the State Government is now readvertising to fill the “integral” assistant director role.
A long-awaited report into the viability and profitability of the $200 million Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre planned for Lot Fourteen has been signed-off by state cabinet- but the State Government is remaining tight-lipped about when it will be released to the public.
UPDATED: The State Government has shelved plans to hire a director to head its $200 million Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre at Lot Fourteen, deciding to instead hire an assistant director following a staffing review.
