Qld minister approved theatre name months before public consultation
Documents released under right to information show Queensland's arts minister was "set" on the name in January, months before the community was invited to have their say.
Qld minister approved theatre name months before public consultation
Documents released under right to information show Queensland's arts minister was "set" on the name in January, months before the community was invited to have their say.
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