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Why Victoria

Tim Dillon, Victorian Commissioner to Malaysia and South East Asia

11-Jun-13 08:00

Why Victoria

Victoria is a state in the south-east of Australia. While it is geographically the smallest mainland state, it is Australia's most densely-populated state -- and home to Melbourne, Australia's second-largest city overall.

Tim Dillon the Victorian Commissioner to Malaysia and South East Asia is on the Breakfast Grille to explain more about facilitating trade and investment opportunities in the state. 


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