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How the arts sustain Australia’s most remote communities

Griffith University,
12 November 2019, Australia

A thriving arts scene can help sustain the country’s most remote communities, according to the findings of a three-year study by the Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre (QCRC).

https://news.griffith.edu.au/2019/11/12/how-the-arts-sustain-australias-most-remote-communities/

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