Albury theatre director now casts his old boss in the same role ten years on

Mitchell Clarke now directs Jeremy Zuber in the same role Clarke played ten years ago.

Why it mattersA local arts venture supporting youth mental health while celebrating how people's creative lives unfold in the community.

AustraliaAlbury locals have a new theatre company, a musical opening this week, and an opportunity to support youth mental health fundraising.

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Albury theatre director now casts his old boss in the same role ten years on

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Wayne Williams rejects lawyers, will defend himself

Old Albury mill reborn as AI data centre

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