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National Gallery of Australia.
National art museum in Canberra, Australia
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The Blue Poles artwork is being toured to regional galleries from the National Gallery of Australia.Some support3 reports
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The National Gallery of Australia is situated in Canberra, the capital city of Australia.Some support1 report
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Antiquities from Tamil Nadu are being repatriated from Australia, facilitated during the India-Australia summit.Some support3 reports
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Around National Gallery of Australia this week
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Tamil Nadu TransactionalThe Salem City Municipal Corporation is managing the local body's water supply infrastructure and has been contracted for a 25-year revamp.Moves National Gallery of Australia
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India TransactionalNarendra Modi and Droupadi Murmu jointly launched development projects worth over ₹47,600 crore on June 1st.Moves National Gallery of Australia
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Canberra Shared contextPaolo Sebastian is expanding its market reach, establishing sales operations in five major Australian cities: Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Sydney, and Canberra.Moves National Gallery of Australia
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Tamil Nadu Transactional
NG Australia holds antiquities sourced from the region of Tamil Nadu.
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Art Gallery of Western Australia Transactional
The relationship is defined by the planned tour of the Blue Poles collection to regional galleries, including A.
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India Transactional
The National Gallery of Australia returned artifacts to India in a specific exchange.
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Canberra Shared context
The National Gallery of Australia is physically situated within Canberra, the capital city of Australia.