Creative Industries Taskforce appointed to drive WA sector growth
"A strong and thriving creative sector means more jobs, stronger local businesses and a more vibrant State," says Creative Industries Minister Simone McGurk.
"A strong and thriving creative sector means more jobs, stronger local businesses and a more vibrant State," says Creative Industries Minister Simone McGurk.
Australian players feature strongly in the prestigious event's 25th-anniversary edition, to be held in Queenstown and Auckland.
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