00:02In one of Mumbai's famous coffee houses, the Treasurer got more than he budgeted for.
00:07There's no way I don't look greedy.
00:09The state government is hungry for more trade with India, as the population here edges closer towards one and a
00:15half billion people.
00:17And it's clear that India and Australia are ambitious for each other.
00:21In a city as busy as Mumbai, not everything runs like clockwork, but the Premier discovered when it comes to
00:27food, nothing is left to chance.
00:29The Dabawalas have been doing food delivery for more than 135 years.
00:34So this is the entire cover of the tiffin and this is the tiffin inside.
00:38Home cooked lunches are distributed to workers across the city.
00:41Their special coding system, ensuring the meals arrive on time, putting the apps to shame.
00:47It lived up to all my expectations.
00:50Having seen some of the unique things they do with food here in India,
00:53the Premier set out on a mission to spruit New South Wales produce to the most populous nation on earth.
00:59He served up some of the state's food and wine to entice India's tourism leaders,
01:04also breaking bread with the leader he replaced, Jodie McKay, who's an investment commissioner for South East Asia.
01:10We buried the hatchet a long time ago. She's a really good person.
01:13But he told the audience tourism from India was being held back.
01:17We've got to work out our visas.
01:19The Premier vowing to lobby the Federal Government to speed up some visa approvals.
01:24You've already been approved for entry into the United States or Shenzhen countries.
01:28It may well be a common sense move for Australia to do that because it's a huge opportunity for New
01:34South Wales.
01:35He's given Indians a taste of New South Wales.
01:38Now he's hoping they take a bigger bite.
