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Armidale musician Anthony Green, recipient of the inaugural Troy Cassar-Daley Scholarship, has graduated from the 2008 Australian College of Country Music in Tamworth.
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• GAMING MACHINE REVENUE HELPS THE ARTS
• NEW LIQUOR LAWS
• NEW PLACE OF PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT (POPE) LEGISLATION FOR NSW
• BUSKERS NOW ALLOWED TO SELL CD’S IN THE CITY OF SYDNEY
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Premier Morris Iemma today announced a massive boost to arts infrastructure in Sydney, with a $35.7m injection for two of the State’s flagship institutions.
While attending the 2008 Archibald Prize ceremony along with Arts Minister Frank Sartor, Mr Iemma announced two significant grants from the NSW Government:
• $25.7 million for new gallery spaces and a fine art storage complex for the Art Gallery of NSW;
• $10 million towards a new wing for the Museum of Contemporary Art.
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NSW Premier Morris Iemma and the Lord Mayor of Sydney Clover Moore today announced First Night would become an integral part of the Sydney Festival calendar, with a major funding boost from the NSW Government and the City of Sydney.
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Minister for the Arts Frank Sartor today announced more than $460,000 to boost access to the arts for students and teachers across NSW. Mr Sartor said the funding, part of the NSW Government’s ConnectEd Arts Strategy, would help support educational initiatives from 27 arts organisations.
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