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KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Ms Roma Britnell

Shadow Minister for Ports and Freight

 


At Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club – Kooyong Room, Melbourne

 

DAY & DATE: Friday 15 August 2025

TIME: 1200 hrs for 1230 hrs

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