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Alexander VoltzFinancial Review |
Whether or not the United States implements these levies, the presidents plan has shed further light upon the fragility of Australia’s arts.
Getting the books of legacy arts institutions back in the black requires reining in bureaucracy, improving arts education and rejecting ideological...
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