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Line 27: Ted Baillieu was raised in the [[Melbourne]] suburb of [[Toorak, Victoria\|Toorak]], educated at [[Melbourne Grammar School]] and the [[University of Melbourne]] (where he graduated in 1976 with a [[Bachelor of Architecture]]) and was an architect by profession before entering the Victorian Parliament.<ref>http://www.parliament.vic.gov.au/re-member/bioregfull.cfm?mid=58</ref> A member of the Baillieu family dynasty, in his maiden speech he paid tribute to his family: "My grandparents' families (the [[Baillieu family\|Baillieus]]) made their own contributions to community life in this state. They have done so in many parts of Victoria and in a range of fields including agriculture, business, the services, sport, heritage protection, the arts and public life. I am proud of their achievements and I value the benefits of family above all." He has a declared shared portfolio which includes more than 30 companies, including [[Transurban]], major banks and [[BHP Billiton]], but also contributes to charities such as the Epilepsy Foundation of Victoria. ==Political career==

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