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New fund provides lifeline for major events in NSW as Queensland lifts international border restrictions - Vimarsana News

New fund provides lifeline for major events in NSW as Queensland lifts international border restrictions

Industry welcomes AUS$43m fund programme to support major events Down Under

Victoria braces for event cancellations as focus turns to insurance scheme - Vimarsana News

Victoria braces for event cancellations as focus turns to insurance scheme

Business conditions are brutal despite the absence of an official COVID-19 lockdown, event industry groups say.

NSW Govt Announced A $43M 'Event Saver' Fund To Support Festivals - Vimarsana News

NSW Govt Announced A $43M 'Event Saver' Fund To Support Festivals

An 'Event Saver' fund to help festivals and major events in NSW recuperate losses due to COVID-19 has been announced by Treasurer Matt Kean.

NSW government unveils $43m Event Saver Fund for major events, festivals disrupted by COVID public health measures - Vimarsana News

NSW government unveils $43m Event Saver Fund for major events, festivals disrupted by COVID public health measures

Organisers of major events and festivals disrupted by Public Health Orders will receive financial support under a new fund announced by the New South Wales government on Monday as the state battles another wave of COVID-19.

'We don't feel that now is the right time': Organisers cancel King Street festival - Vimarsana News

'We don't feel that now is the right time': Organisers cancel King Street festival

The organisers’ decision departs from the advice of the state government, which has pushed ahead with its own event schedule as NSW records 20,000 COVID-19 cases a day.

Source: smh.com.au