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Part 2 - PERFORMANCE REPORTS

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OUTPUT GROUP 1.2 - NATIONAL EXHIBITIONS, PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

Performance indicators

Quality
70% of all visitors satisfied or better	Achieved 91% satisfied or better
80% of school visits satisfied that schools programs meet core curriculum requirements	Achieved 89% satisfied
Quantity
800,000 visitors or users of programs	Not achieved 666,173 total visitors
400,000 unique visits to the website	Not achieved 383,000 unique visits
Price
$34.679m ($43.35 per visitor/user)	$34.712m ($52.11 per visitor/user)

Background

The Museum's exhibitions and programs aim to create awareness and understanding of Australia's history and cultures, stimulate thought and encourage informed discussion about the broader issues of historical significance. They employ the best educational and communication techniques and reflect the highest standards of historical accuracy and scholarship. They also aim to cater for diverse audiences with different learning styles, needs and interests.



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