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Can pop-up art prop up business in Nambour?

The Queensland town of Nambour has launched a new initiative to revitalise its empty CBD with artist-run pop-up businesses.

6 Aug 2013

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Tammy Weller

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Tammy Weller is a Melbourne-based writer. She recently completed a Graduate Diploma in Arts majoring in Writing, Publishing and Editing at the University of Queensland. She moved to Melbourne at the start of the year and also works as an actor and massage therapist.

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