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Screen Australia announces new Research Program: Drama Report 2023/24 reveals $1.7 billion spent on drama production in Australia

Screen Australia,
17 December 2024, Australia

Screen Australia has announced an expanded research program to empower the local screen industry and related partners. In addition to publishing drama and documentary trends, a new Screen Currency report will provide insights into the economic and cultural value of Australian screen and games production.

https://www.screenaustralia.gov.au/sa/media-centre/news/2024/12-17-drama-report-2023-2024

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