In brief

  • Cost pressures remain the biggest barrier to accessing the arts, with many skipping events they wanted to attend.
  • Reading levels have steadied, with stronger participation among some communities.

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Arts attendance reaches highest level since 2009

Australians increasingly place value on creativity

Cost pressures remain a barrier


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