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00:00 Not only modern and progressive cities can be visited in Australia.

00:05 The Mornington Peninsula, which is just near Melbourne, has many attractions for those who want to relax and chill.

00:12 That's the first news of Ian Cruz.

00:14 From the fast and modern city of Melbourne here in Australia,

00:23 we went to journalists who were invited to an international media visit

00:27 at the invitation of the Australian government, the Mornington Peninsula.

00:32 A relaxing place with an overlooking area and a beach.

00:38 The candle making experience is also a good example of this,

00:42 where you are in charge of the scent of the candle.

00:47 In Point Leo Estate, you can see the works of famous sculptors.

00:54 The 70 works are estimated to be worth 100 million Australian dollars.

01:00 85% of the land of Mornington is used for agriculture.

01:06 There is honeybee farming for different flavors of honey

01:10 that depends on what flowers are harvested by the nectar of the bees.

01:15 Strawberry picking is also a popular activity in Rocky Creek.

01:21 Let's taste it.

01:22 It's sweet.

01:29 It's fresh and delicious. It's different from what you get in the supermarket.

01:34 Sustainable farms, like green olives, use solar energy.

01:41 The water that is stored in the pond comes from the spring, which is used to water the crops.

01:47 The fresh grains are fed to their own remains.

01:53 In Torello Farms, your eyes will be filled with a lot of grains of vegetables and fruits from the various nearby farms.

02:03 Like in the Philippines, the owners of the farm admitted that their problem is that

02:08 the farmers in Australia are aging at an average age of 57 years old.

02:14 Fortunately, Victoria State has a program for young people like Will to become interns and learn how to farm.

02:25 There are a lot of fertile lands here in Australia,

02:28 so the interns here in the farms, the young ones here in Australia,

02:33 can be helped by the government and organizations to lease the land to farm.

02:41 What we're trying to run here is a program that creates a pathway so people can get access to leasing land.

02:48 It's been great. It's probably the best part of my week.

02:52 I'm just learning so much. I'm just learning so much that I didn't think I could learn with other people that are very passionate about it.

02:59 This is the first news from Australia. Ian Cruz for GMA Integrated News.

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