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An overview

Published 27 June, 2011 by admin

We advise the government on arts, culture, heritage, sport and recreation, and broadcasting. 

Minister Finlayson presenting a copy of Alison Parr's Home book to official guests at a June 2010 Parliamentary function.

Vision

The Ministry’s strategic direction is the means by which we contribute to the government’s priorities for the cultural sector.

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Key roles and responsibilities

We lead government work in the arts, heritage, broadcasting and sports sectors providing advice on legislation, policy, and sector development to our Ministers.

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Where does our funding come from?

Find out about how we are funded, who we fund and what our responsibilities are.

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History of Government involvement in culture

The Ministry was established in 2000, however the involvement of New Zealand governments in culture, has a much longer history.

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