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AFTRS Network Lounge Launched

Last week AFTRS launched it's new regular networking night, 'The Network Lounge', in Sydney.

3 Sep 2007

Christine Kirkwood

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Last week the alumni association of the Australian Film Television and Radio School- The Network- launched its new regular networking night- The Network Lounge, in Sydney.

Industry guests joined staff and students from AFTRS and esteemed alumni at the Chauvel Sydney on Wednesday to watch some of the latest offerings from graduates and enjoy champagne and canap?s.

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Christine Kirkwood

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Acting Manager of the AFTRS Network

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