Grampians museum to create 100 jobs and generate $29 million a year: study

By Jono Pech
Updated November 6 2014 - 10:30am, first published 10:23am
The $50,000 WAMA Economic and Social Impact Study was undertaken over the past three months with funding from Regional Development Victoria, the Northern Grampians Shire Council and the WAMA Foundation.
The $50,000 WAMA Economic and Social Impact Study was undertaken over the past three months with funding from Regional Development Victoria, the Northern Grampians Shire Council and the WAMA Foundation.

THE proposed Grampians-based Wildlife Art Museum of Australia is expected to create 100 jobs and bring more than $150 million to the region's economy in its first 10 years.

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