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Australia with Julia Bradbury launches in the UK

20 February 2019

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Last week Australia House in London welcomed over 200 guests to celebrate the launch of the new TV series ‘Australia with Julia Bradbury’.

The program, which premiered last Thursday on ITV1, will run for eight weeks and is expected to reach two million viewers per episode in the UK alone.

The travelogue sees Julia travel the length and breadth of the country to experience what modern Australia has to offer; from cosmopolitan cities and unique wildlife to ancient Aboriginal traditions and dramatic landscapes.

Hosted in partnership with the Telegraph and Qantas, guests on the night included the Australian High Commissioner to the UK as well as trade partners who were treated to a preview of the series, along with delicious Australian food and wine.

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