455 cash grants totalling $6.75 million will help businesses survive the economic impacts of the global Covid-19 pandemic, support organisations that are there for the most vulnerable and allow artists to continue to create.
Grants offer lifeline to businesses, artists and community groups
City of Sydney,
16 June 2020, Australia
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