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VicHealth CEO urges the arts to show greater leadership

It's time for arts organisations to make a move. Literally.
12 Nov 2014
Troy Nankervis
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VicHealth CEO Jerril Rechter has urged arts organisations to exercise greater leadership in the health sector at The Art of Health and Wellbeing, the sixth annual International Arts and Health Conference, held this week at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV).

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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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