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The best councils for the arts: QLD

This week ArtsHub highlights some of Queensland’s busiest arts and culture regions. Next week: WA

16 Jan 2015

Troy Nankervis

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As we continue our climb up the Australian East Coast, ArtsHub now explores selected Queensland arts council regions, following our spotlights on Victoria and New South Wales.

Our top picks have come from Census data showing the most concentrated arts regions for heritage, arts services, and arts activities across the 72 local government regions in the State.

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Troy Nankervis

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Troy Nankervis is an ArtsHub journalist from Melbourne. Follow him on twitter @troynankervis

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