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Green light from States for National Arts Curriculum

Queensland has agreed to supports the revised draft national arts curriculum, meaning all States & Territories are now on board.
29 Apr 2013
Paul Isbel
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Queensland  has agreed to supports the revised draft national arts curriculum, meaning all States & Territories are now on board.


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Paul Isbel
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Paul Isbel is a former ArtsHub contributor and a publicist for the Australasian Arts and Antiques Dealers Association. Most recently he was a course designer for an entry-level vocational training program for the arts sector.

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