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On the Move: latest appointments and resignations

A big week in appointments as Malthouse announces its new artistic director, a new General Manager at La Boite, and a new President for Melbourne Festival.

6 Jul 2015

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New Malthouse AD Matthew Lutton; photo by Pia Johnson

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