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- ↑ East Gippsland TAFE - Our History East Gippsland TAFE Website, Accessed 12 August 2008
- ↑ EGIT and RMIT formalise affiliation in Australian Library News, 6 February 2003 as referenced by Australasian Business Intelligence, 7 February 2003
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