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Old and new circus traditions combine to support QLD youth

Flipside Circus and Lockyer Valley Circus Arts are making children's dreams of running away with the circus a reality.
2 Jul 2013 12:00
Dianne Ooi

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Dianne Ooi
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Dianne Ooi is an ArtsHub contributor. She is passionate about the creative arts industry and is currently completing her arts and law degree, majoring in media and communications.

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