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A major rethink of the value of art and culture is needed to redress the lasting damage caused by Australia’s culture wars. Justin O’Connor argues that the first policy step should be divesting from the idea of ‘creative industries’ and instead aligning the arts with public services like health, education and welfare.
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A new scheme in the Republic of Ireland provides a compelling model for supporting Australian artists in a way that would have a positive impact on individuals, the arts and the broader community.
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