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The revamped national arts funding body will be launched by the federal government, with artists and performers among those tapped to lead it, AAP reports.
“These appointees reflect the richness, diversity and strength of the arts in Australia,” the arts minister, Tony Burke, said. Chalmers said the government was making meaningful changes to the nation’s tax base despite labelling the changes as “modest” as it pushed to boost revenue from offshore gas projects and claw back money from large superannuation balances.
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