While Australia is ranked 54th in the world by population, its ICT market, valued at more than A$120 billion, is the eleventh largest in the world and the fifth largest in the Asia-Pacific.

In the south-eastern corner of Australia lies the State of Victoria - Australia's manufacturing, services, innovation and knowledge powerhouse. Victoria occupies only three per cent of Australia's land mass, yet it is responsible for 24 per cent of Australia's total economic activity.

March 2012 will signify the 10 anniversary of the division's first and tentative research visit to the China to assess the potential to "solve a mounting wine surplus" that was confronting founder Ken Waldron and his extensive vineyards in Limestone coast.

Now as a fully integrated part of Cheviot Bridge the China division notes it carries a relatively large responsibility. There is simply no other wine market in the world offering such potential for dramatic growth. Most are in decline and see consolidation and shrinkage.