The 2023-24 Federal Budget has been announced- find key investments for your industries and links to budget analysis below: Arts The 2023-24 Budget "delivers immediate support to artists and arts organisations, our cultural institutions, training bodies and key areas of the new National Cultural Policy, Revive" including:
Budget 2023-24: What’s in it for the arts? (ArtsHub) Chalmers offers little for business (Print21) Australia raises location offset to 30% (AusFilm) 2023 budget delivers 5 year funding cycle for public broadcasters (Mumbrella) Sport From the Investment in Sport section of the Budget Measure paper No. 2 it indicates that the Government will provide $39.8 million over 7 years from 2023–24 to support major sporting events, sports diplomacy, and sport and physical activity in Australia. Funding includes: • $16.3 million over 6 years from 2024–25 to support the Confederation of Australian Sport to host the World Masters Games 2029 in Perth, Western Australia, with funding subject to confirmation of a successful bid for Australia to host this event • $8.3 million in 2023–24 for the extension of the Local Sporting Champions program, which supports young Australians to participate in state, national and international sporting competitions • $3.8 million in 2023–24 to the Australian Sports Foundation to enhance the organisation’s information technology network to address emerging cyber security risks • $3.3 million in 2023–24 to continue Surf Life Saving Australia’s vocational education and training support for Australia’s surf lifesaving volunteers • $3.3 million over two years from 2023–24 to continue and expand The Big Issue’s Community Street Soccer Program • $2.1 million over two years from 2023–24 to the Department of Health and Aged Care and the Australian Sports Commission to support women and girls participation in talent and development programs to increase female representations in coaching, officiating and sports administration • $1.6 million over 3 years from 2023–24 to Reclink Australia to expand sport and recreation programs for disadvantaged Australians in the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory • $0.8 million in 2023–24 to develop a new National Sport Plan and undertake a review of the Australian Sports Commission Act 1989 • $0.2 million in 2023–24 to support development of the Government’s Major Sporting Events Strategic Investment Model to better quantify the broader social and economic impacts of major sporting events. Tourism and Hospitality
Budget Measures Paper Skills & Training Media Release: Australian Tourism Industry Council Media Release: Restaurant & Caterers Technology
Industry analysts iTnews have itemised the list of funded digital projects contained in budget paper number two as follows:
Gov allocates "more than $2 billion" to digital and ICT (iTNews) Comments are closed.
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