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New board members fly into Circus Oz

The Chair of Circus Oz announced today that four new directors will be joining the board, with one position still vacant.
6 May 2014 12:00
Annie Louey

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Jody Broun, Margaret Beattie, Mel Fyfe and Ania Reynolds will be joining as new directors of the board.

Chair Wendy McCarthy said she was ‘delighted’ to welcome the new additions to the team.

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Annie Louey
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Annie Louey is a Melbourne-based stand-up comedian and third-year student journalist from Monash University. She enjoys cycling and attending all kinds of festivals.

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