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It's a bit hard to know how to treat this. TQO was formed from a merger of the QSO and the QPO. Now TQO has changed its name back to the QSO. Google "The Queensland Orchestra" and you'll get the QSO's website, with no mention that it was ever known as anything else. Except, look in the their Annual Reports, and it's all TQO, TQO, TQO. So, it seems that TQO and the QSO are the same body, and maybe we need to merge these 2 articles now. There's apparently some discussion of the reversion to the old name here, but I haven't listened to it. -- Jack of Oz ... speak! ... 10:36, 24 January 2010 (UTC)Reply
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