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Laughs all the way to the bank for International Comedy Festival

The Victorian Government has promised $50,000 in funding for The Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
12 Feb 2014 12:00
Jesse Dyer
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In recognition of the cultural and economic importance of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF) the Victorian State Government has announced it will award the festival $50,000 in funding.

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Jesse Dyer
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Jesse Dyer is an artist and writer.

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