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Jason Steger reports further on Alex Miller's comments about the amount of money being spent on the Prime Minister's Literary Awards. Miller questioned how $400,000 could be set aside for the awards when other government arts funding for literature was being cut back.

(See also 'Miles Author Hits Out at "Dud"Rudd' for the initial story.)

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    y separately published work icon The Age 23 April 2010 Z1687096 2010 newspaper issue 2010 pg. 4
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Miles Author Hits Out at 'Dud' Rudd Jason Steger , 2010 single work column
— Appears in: The Age , 22 April 2010; (p. 9)

Jason Steger reports on Alex Miller's contention that money used to establish the Prime Minister's Literary Awards could be more effectively directed to the Miles Franklin Literary Award, thereby raising the profile of the latter award.

Miller's argument is further taken up in the Age of 23 April 2010 in a column headed 'Writer No Crusader but Firm on Book Prize'.
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