The Queensland Plan will outline our shared vision for the next 30 years and identify local and statewide priorities. Arts and Design form a major part of this.
The Queensland Plan will outline our shared vision for the next 30 years and identify local and statewide priorities. Arts and Design form a major part of this.
July 11th, 2013
The Queensland Plan is being developed during 2013 through a collaborative process involving community members, business and industry representatives, state and local government officers and Members of Parliament.
It is key that the role of arts and culture are considered in this process.
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Queensland Plan
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