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Australia Council announces restructure

The Australian Council is retrenching 14 positions but employing six new people in a major restructure.

9 Dec 2015

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Arts organisations received a letter today from Frank Panucci, Executive Director Grants informing them about the organisational restructure, which ArtsHub foreshadowed last week.

Read Ben Eltham’s analysis: Australia Council Showing the Stress

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