The Venus Flytrap is native only to North and South Carolina in the US, but has been successfully transplanted in many other locations around the world. It is almost certain that there are examples of the plant in Victoria, although they are probably being cultivated in controlled environments and not growing wild. If they are growing wild that is unfortunate; we can hope that it does not become a problematic invasive species, as happens with many plants and animals that are left to grow where they are not native.
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