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Mapping Victoria’s cultural landscape

The 18th edition of the Victorian Cultural Tourism Guide features updates in the state's $19 billion tourism and events industry.
5 Sep 2013 12:00
Joshua Allen
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The 18th edition of the Victorian Cultural Tourism Guide features updates in the state’s $19 billion tourism and events industry.

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Joshua Allen
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Joshua Allen is a Melbourne-based freelance writer and editor. He also is the Project Manager for visible ink and currently an editorial intern, writer and reviewer for ArtsHub. Follow him on twitter: @joshuawords

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