If the new arts minister, Mitch Fifield, abolishes the National Program for Excellence in the Arts and diverts its funds back to the Australia Council, he will increase arts funding at no cost to the budget bottom line.
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The NDIS is a social policy reform that, at its heart, requires an understanding of the lived experience of people with disability.
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