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Melbourne Symphony Orchestra chief speaks for first time since court win

Wigley said the orchestra is reviewing all policies after a wrongful dismissal case and reported its 2025 deficit fell to $1 million.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
Richard Wigley, who took the reins of the MSO amid a freedom-of-speech row, says he has won back the trust of musicians by letting people speak their minds.

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Melbourne Symphony Orchestra chief speaks for first time since court win

Richard Wigley, who took the reins of the MSO amid a freedom-of-speech row, says he has won back the trust of musicians by letting people speak their minds.

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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