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The $100 million theatre built using pokies profits
It has been hailed as a future cultural icon for Sydney's west. At a price of $100 million, the biggest performing arts centre in western Sydney will be built using pokies profits.
Lisa Visentin is an urban affairs reporter based in Sydney. She has previously worked covering courts and in federal parliament.
It has been hailed as a future cultural icon for Sydney's west. At a price of $100 million, the biggest performing arts centre in western Sydney will be built using pokies profits.
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