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Government funding for Queensland youth circus special school program

Arts Queensland & AusCo have given $18,000 to Flipside Circus to tailor a six-month program for Red Hill Special School.
31 Jul 2013
Toby Fehily

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Arts Queensland and the Australia Council have given $18,000 to Flipside Circus to tailor a six-month program for students at Red Hill Special School.

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Toby Fehily
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Toby Fehily is a Melbourne-based writer.

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