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Please view the short videos below to see our business advisers share with you some of the many business opportunities that Australia has for you. The Austrade team of English and Chinese-speaking business advisers in Hong Kong and Macau are very knowledgeable about Australian industry capabilities. If you are seeking to buy high-quality products and services from reliable Australian suppliers, or exploring direct investment opportunities in Australia, please contact us today on 2588 5300 or via email: hong_kong@austrade.gov.au
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Australian Trade Commission
Australian Consulate-General
24/F Harbour Centre
25 Harbour Road Wanchai
Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2588 5300
Fax: +852 2827 4145
Email: hong_kong@austrade.gov.au

Macau Business Support Centre
20th Floor, Edif. China Civil Plaza
Alameda Dr Carlos d'Assumpcao No. 263
Macau, SAR
Tel: +853 2875 7928
Tel: +852 2588 5316 (Hong Kong)
Fax: +853 2875 7938
Email: hong_kong@austrade.gov.au

Please contact our highly experienced team of bilingual industry specialists.

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