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Government invests $150,000 into digital labeling to combat fake Aboriginal art

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20 June 2018, Australia

This week, the Australian Government confirmed that it will commit $150,000 to a pilot program to test digital codes to label authentic Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander products.

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