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Screen Tasmania: change of date

In a change to the previously advertised date, Screen Tasmania Director John Nicoll's next visit to Launceston will now be taking place this Thursday 26 May.
25 May 2005 12:00
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In a change to the previously advertised date, Screen Tasmania Director John Nicoll’s next visit to Launceston will now be taking place this Thursday 26 May.

To make an appointment, please contact Screen Tasmania on 03 6233 6995 or email info@screen.tas.gov.au

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