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Sign up for Guardian Australia email newsletters. Download Australias Sports Newsletter. Get an email with the first dog on the moon. Get the best feedback An additional $83.7 million over four years to restore funds lost as a result of the previous coalition governments freeze on annual funding increases. The budget also earmarked $500,000 in 2022-23 for a feasibility study to expand the digital tape retro music channel, Double J, to FM frequencies. But there have been hardly any new initiatives for the arts, and most of the announcements have been minor, involving diverting funds left over from the Covid response to the sector or from other areas within the arts portfolio. The government has announced the development of a national cultural policy which is under development. ABC and the Special Broadcasting Service will now switch to five-year funding deals starting in July 2023 instead of their current three-year deals, giving both stations much more confidence in scheduling programming and staffing as well as meeting election commitments. The indexing freeze - essentially a real cut - forced ABC to make a series of programming cuts as it tried to fulfill the coalitions mandate to expand coverage in rural areas. ABC will also receive an additional $32 million from its external relations and trade portfolio over four years to expand its Pacific regional broadcasts as part of Labors push for greater regional involvement. Following the relocation of some ABC staff from Ultima to Parramatta, an additional $1 million was earmarked for a feasibility study to relocate SBS from Artarmon on Sydneys north coast to Western Sydney. Some employees opposed the idea. In the artistic portfolio, the most announcements concerned the streamSubscribe to Guardian Australias email newsletter. Receive the Australia Sports newsletter. Receive the First Dog in the Moon email. Receive the Top Opinions email. Receive our culture and lifestyle email Increase funding from previous coalition government. digital retro music channel Double J on FM. However, there have been virtually no new arts initiatives and most announcements have been minor, diverting funds leftover from the Covid response to the sector or other areas in the arts portfolio. The government announced the development of a national cultural policy, which it described as in development. ABC and Special Broadcasting Service will also now move to five-year funding agreements starting in July 2023 instead of their current three-year agreements, giving both networks much more confidence in programming, casting and fulfilling their campaign commitments. The indexation freeze -- a real cut, in fact -- has forced ABC to make a series of programming cuts as it seeks to meet the coalitions mandate to expand its presence in rural areas. ABC will also receive an additional $32 million from its foreign policy and trade portfolio over four years to expand its regional presence in the Pacific as part of Labors transition to greater regional engagement. Following the relocation of some ABC employees from Ultimo to Parramatta, a further US$1 million was allocated to a feasibility study to move SBS from Artarmon on Sydneys North Shore to West Sydney. Some employees disagreed with this idea. In the art portfolio, most of the advertising was relevant., suggesting that a more expansive art budget will soon be developed. Funding for this fiscal year included $22 million to establish a Live Broadcast Support Fund to support eligible hosts of live events impacted by Covid-19 and $7.4 million to support the Bundanon Trust and the National Institute of Dramatic Arts, and $5 million to improve classroom and living space at the National Aboriginal and Islander Skills Development Association Dance College. An additional $2.4 million over four years (and $1 million annually) is earmarked for financial sustainability. national organizations for teaching the performing arts. Subscribe to the Guardian Australia Morning Mail Our Australian morning email briefing summarizes the days main national and international news and what they mean. Data protection. The newsletters may contain information about charities, online advertising and content sponsored by external parties. . For more information, see our privacy policy. We use Google reCaptcha to secure our website and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Creative Partnerships Australia will be abolished and its functions and funding transferred to the Council of Australia. The government will extend the temporary pause in support until June 30, 2023. new local productions that could not start production due to insurance exclusions related to Covid-19. The government has also increased funding to support regional news and public broadcasting. The industry has faced a spate of closures during the pandemic, raising questions about the future of local news and the emergence of news deserts in parts of regional Australia. The government has committed an additional US$31 million over four years from 2022 to 2023. Programs including $15 million in 2022-2023. for the Regional and Local Newspaper Publishers Program to help print publishers cope with rising newsprint prices; and $12 million over three years from 2023 to 2024. 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