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Less singles, more global promotion: NZ on Air reshapes music funding

Aotearoa Artswire

BY Gabi Lardies
12 November, 2026

Plus the week's news: 10th, 30th, and 200th birthdays; a claymation win; and a new Publisher-at-Large

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Aotearoa Artswire
Less singles, more global promotion: NZ on Air reshapes music funding
- By Gabi Lardies
- 12 November, 2026
Plus the week's news: 10th, 30th, and 200th birthdays; a claymation win; and a new Publisher-at-Large
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