News / Australian Museum, US Embassy and Pasifika partners work to save cultural relics and artefacts

Australian Museum, US Embassy and Pasifika partners work to save cultural relics and artefacts

National Indigenous Times,
13 January 2025, Australia

An Australia Museum program aims to aid a number of cultural institutions, with the aim of expanding the museum-to-museum initiative - the Pasifika Tauhi Project, after outgoing US ambassador to Australia, Caroline Kennedy, asked for an investment from US president Joe Biden.

https://nit.com.au/13-01-2025/15718/australian-museum-us-embassy-and-pasifika-partners-embark-on-implementing-a-cultural-conservation-program-to-save-cultural-relics-and-artefacts

Australia Bold and unexpected: Creative Futures Fund invests in new projects shaping our creative future
The Art of Tax Reform: Unlocking opportunities to improve taxation for Australian creative industries
See all news from Australia
Pacific Bold and unexpected: Creative Futures Fund invests in new projects shaping our creative future
The Art of Tax Reform: Unlocking opportunities to improve taxation for Australian creative industries
See all news from Pacific
Heritage Ghana Reaffirms Commitment to Heritage Conservation at UNESCO World Heritage Committee Meeting
Mexico strengthens actions for the cultural heritage recovery and repatriation
See all news from Heritage
Partnerships Creative Australia joins landmark $5.8 million partnership to transform arts and cultural research
Transcultura celebrates five years of cultural partnership between the Caribbean and Europe in Brussels
See all news from Partnerships

Our Related Projects