Ratbags at the gates

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26 February 2009A new arts agenda for the internet age must take risks beyond the political safety net of cultural nationalism. Helen O'Neil proposes a new path towards a creative Australia where the arts, fully encouraged and unleashed, re-invigorate growth and innovation at every level.

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