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The Hon. Ted Baillieu AO, former Premier of Victoria, discussing the amazing legacies of Sir John Monash.
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Many thanks to our guest today, The Hon. Ted Baillieu AO, former Premier of Victoria.
CLICK HERE for Ted's speech, 'Imagine a blood-red thread drawn from the poppies outside', Pharmacy College Commemoration - 2019. This, as well as many more notable speeches great and small, can be found at Speakola.
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