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Foreign Minister Julie Bishop leads the charge on selling Australian innovation to the world

Liz Leigh - January 27, 2016 2 MIN READ

Fresh off launching a $28 million advertising package to sell to Australians the idea that we are an innovative nation, the Government is now looking to sell this idea to the world and encourage foreign investors to look to Australian innovation as the next frontier.

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