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This week’s arts appointments

Your ‘must read’ industry guide to who went where in the arts this week.

14 Mar 2013

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Once again ArtsHub brings you your must read guide to who took up the top jobs in the arts in the week just gone.

Starting with the top job, and this really is one of the top jobs in the arts, the Victorian Minister of Arts, who was albeit very briefly and very scarily Denis Napthine after the shock resignation of Ted Baillieu, has been replaced by the much more palatable Heidi Victoria.

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