Arts

Arts Portfolio Media Releases:

	5 October 2004 - Politicisation of National Institutions to continue under Coalition
	4 October 2004 - Liberal's last minute Promises on Film and TV
	30 September 2004 - National Museum for Indigenous Culture in Cairns
	28 September 2004 - Humphries wrong about Labor’s National Institutions Policy
	27 September 2004 - Providing music education for Australian Children
	24 September 2004 - Regional Identity through the Arts and Strengthening National Cultural Institutions
	18 September 2004 - Stanhope Government shows vision for the Arts in Canberra
	14 September 2004 - Labor's boost for our ABC and Australian film and television
	9 September 2004 - Creative Opportunity: New Australian Music
	12 August 2004 - Howard / Costello Government finally realise the value of Arts Education
	4 August 2004 - Howard Government vulnerable on Local Content
	4 August 2004 - Local Content, IT, Intellectual Property & the FTA
	22 July 2004 - Insight into the ACT Film and Television Industry
	15 July 2004 - Minister adds extra zeros to Melba Funding
	2 July 2004 - Museum Politically Censored by Howard
	24 June 2004 - Australian talent brings anti-FTA message to Canberra
	17 June 2004 - Kemp refuses to confirm or deny legality of Melba Funding
	9 June 2004 - Archive Director Appointment untimely
	27 May 2004 - Small to Medium Dance Sector snubbed by Kemp
	26 May 2004 - Kemp asserts control over the Australia Council
	17 May 2004 - Kemp’s contempt for Arts and Sport
	13 May 2004 - Speech: Cultural Content and the proposed Australia/US Free Trade Agreement
	12 May 2004 - Howard Government shows disregard for Australian Culture
	21 April 2004 - Australian Dance unsustainable under Howard
	4 April 2004 - ABC and the Arts – history unravelling
	30 March 2004 - Parliament House Art Collection under threat
	17 March 2004 - Speech: The Future of Australian Broadcasting and Media Services
	10 March 2004 - Labor leadership on Resale Rights for Artists
	5 March 2004 - Film Commission ‘consultation’ a farce
	4 March 2004 - Uncertain future for film and television in FTA deal
	1 March 2004 - Save ScreenSound Petitions tabled
	17 February 2004 - Cultural sector left in dark on FTA detail
	12 February 2004 - Federal Labor's Plan to establish ScreenSound Australia as a Statutory Authority
	9 February 2004 - Government Must Come Clean on FTA Media Deal
	5 February 2004 - ScreenSound Forum today: Minister Kemp must honour commitments
	24 January 2004 - ScreenSound Saga Continues
	16 January 2004 - Fight for ScreenSound far from over
	12 December 2003 - National Institutions an endangered species as ScreenSound is torn to shreds
	11 December 2003 - Howard Government Asserts Control over National Museum of Australia
	25 November 2003 - AUSFTA may be final curtain call for Film Industry
	13 November 2003 - Australian Artists deserve more than poverty
	30 October 2003 - Minister must fix regional performing arts mess
	24 October 2003 - National Museum chases funds to politicise exhibitions
	24 October 2003 - Red alert for new media industry
	21 October 2003 - Regional access to the arts decimated
	6 October 2003 - Alston’s final gift: more lip service
	3 October 2003 - Emerging Indigenous artists must be protected
	26 September 2003 - Art exhibition: From the sublime to the digital
	15 September 2003 - Gutless Tuckey, Vanstone use artists as scapegoats to scrap controversial ‘Red Fan’
	10 September 2003 - Labor announces resale rights for artists
	2 September 2003 - Staff pay the price for Opera Australia woes
	28 August 2003 - National Museum faces further destabilisation
	12 August 2003 - You may be Minister for the Arts, Senator Kemp, but you can't embroider the truth
	10 August 2003 - Howard's spiteful sabotage of the National Museum of Australia
	5 August 2003 - Grave Concerns For Arts Production
	28 July 2003 - The Coalition’s cultural divide
	15 July 2003 - Museum Review a time warp back to the 1950’s
	4 July 2003 - Film censorship concern.
	2 July 2003 - The Arts Portfolio enters a new era

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