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WOMADelaide breaks attendance records, 2020 QMA Winners announced, Queer Screen announces film festival awards and more.
10 Mar 2020 12:00
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Salif Keita at WOMADelaide. Image Michael Selge.

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WOMADELAIDE BREAKS ATTENDANCE RECORDS IN 2020

A record-breaking 97,000 local, interstate and international guests attended WOMADelaide over the festival long weekend of 6-9 March, surpassing the 2018 record of 96,000 people.

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