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Five goes into three for Myer Awards

Judges were unable to name outright winners due to the strength of field competing for the Sidney Myer Performing Arts Awards.
21 Mar 2014
Richard Ferguson
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Circa: winners of The Group Award (pic via CIRCA)

The recipients of $150,000 for the Sidney Myer Performing Arts Awards were announced last night.

Although consisting of just three categories, five winners were announced for 2013.

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