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James Wenley, Senior Lecturer, Te Whare Ngangahau–Theatre and Performance Studies, Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington

NZ’s new cultural policy will be called Amplify. It is timely and needed, but not ambitious enough

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The arts and cultural activity of Aotearoa New Zealand enhances our global reputation, grows our economy and brings us fulfilment as individuals. But more could be done to realise the full economic, social and wellbeing potential of our country’s creative arts.

That is the message of Amplify, the draft creative and culture strategy released by Paul Goldsmith, the minister for arts, culture and heritage. The draft is currently out for public consultation.

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