61. Racing Pages - Australian Horse Racing A comprehensive guide to the australian industry. http://www.racingpages.com.au

The complete guide to Australian horse racing and thoroughbred studs. Sydney Selections Doubles Charts Bloodstock Agents Bookmakers ... Stud Book Email : Racing Pages Studs Syndications/Sale TAB Info ... Skiing Links Racing Pages covers most aspects of Australian horse racing and breeding. Leading horse trainers are featured on this site along with thoroughbred studs, bloodstock agents, thoroughbred syndicators, TAB information, bookmakers, selections for Sydney racing, form for Sydney and provincial horse racing. Photographs from the major racing carnivals in Australia are also featured along with fields and riders, results, horse racing publications, Melbourne Cup double charts and many other areas of interest to followers of Australian horse racing. Sydney and Melbourne are the major horse racing centres in Australia. A number of thoroughbred horse studs are featured, these studs list their stallions and yearling entries for major sales. Horse racing in Australia is rated the 4th largest industry. Links are provided to many overseas thoroughbred racing sites.

62. Australian Industry Defence Network Government Agencies. australian industry Defence Network, Address, Level 20 111George Street Brisbane Queensland 4000, Phone, 07 3234 0458. Fax, 07 3404 3692. http://www.aerospacequeensland.com/orgdisplay.asp?orid=398

63. New Opportunities For Australian Industry The Hon. John Moore, MP Minister for Defence, 06 Dec 2000. MIN 341/00. Hon. JohnMoore, MP. Minister for Defence. New Opportunities for australian industry. http://www.minister.defence.gov.au/Mooretpl.cfm?CurrentId=475

64. More Defence Spending Flows To Australian Industry MEDIA RELEASE. The Hon. Peter Reith, MP Minister for Defence, 22 May2001. MIN 145/01. MORE DEFENCE SPENDING FLOWS TO australian industry. http://www.minister.defence.gov.au/Reithtpl.cfm?CurrentId=683

65. The Australian Industry InnovationXchange http://www.innovationxchange.com.au/webtour/

66. The Australian Industry InnovationXchange http://www.innovationxchange.com.au/webtour.html

67. FAPM Component Manufacturers Car Companies General Automotive Government ParliamentHouse australian industry Associations International Industry http://www.fapm.com.au/links/australian_associations.htm

Component Manufacturers Car Companies General Automotive Government ... Parliament House Australian Industry Associations International Industry Associations Research QS-9000 / Quality Other Useful Links Australian Automobile Association (AAA) - www.aaa@.asn.au www.mtaa.com.au www.aaaa.com.au www.afma.net.au ... Millpost Technologies

68. CII AND AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY GROUP SIGN MOU CII NEWS Press Releases 2002 March. CII AND australian industryGROUP SIGN MOU. The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and http://www.ciionline.org/news/pressrel/2002/Mar/6Mar02.htm

CII NEWS Press Releases : 2002 : March CII AND AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY GROUP SIGN MOU The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) have entered in to a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the objective of developing a strong partnership between India and Australia. The MOU was signed by Mr R N Herbert, Chief Executive, Australian Industry Group and Mr Tarun Das, Director General, CII on March 1st, 2002. According to the MOU, Ai Group and CII would take initiatives to promote bilateral trade and advise the governments of India and Australia to strengthen the economic relationships between the two countries. Ai Group and the Confederation would endeavor to undertake studies on various themes which would benefit their respective members which would develop into specific long term programmes and exchange professional experience relating to services rendered to their respective members facilitating their relationships. Ai Group and CII have also agreed to form an Indo-Australian CEOs Forum to facilitate the development of a closer relationship between India and Australia in all fields of economic activity with special emphasis on trade and industry and to achieve the objectives through contacts and exchange of ideas and information between the business leaders of the two countries.

69. The Commonwealth Treasurer - Speeches - Address To The Australian Industry Group THE HON PETER COSTELLO MP. TREASURER. TO. australian industry GROUP. ANNUAL DINNER.Monday, 19 August 2002. Thank you for your invitation to speak here tonight. http://www.treasurer.gov.au/tsr/content/speeches/2002/005.asp

Parliamentary Secretary's Website Minister for Revenue and Assistant Treasurer's Website Printer Friendly Version EMBARGO: UNTIL DELIVERY ADDRESS BY THE HON PETER COSTELLO MP TREASURER TO AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY GROUP ANNUAL DINNER Monday, 19 August 2002 Thank you for your invitation to speak here tonight. I thought I might comment tonight on the big story in international markets, the volatility of world stockmarkets and its implications for regulatory policy. Compare this with the growth in the ASX200 index. The ASX200 was much more steady and incremental in growth - no bubble and no bust. But remember back to 2000. Most people saw our market's `conservative' growth as an indication of some kind of failure - we were an old economy rather than a new one, we had missed the ICT boom, etc. etc. At that time I argued we were a new economy not because we manufactured ICT but because we used it. And better than putting all our eggs in the tech basket was to have a rounded economy that was broadly based and could withstand shocks. Slide 2 shows that over the last three or so years, the Australian share market has performed extremely well compared to other markets. The Reserve Bank reports in its latest

70. Australian Industry News australian industry news 10th July 2002 Australian Merino Spinners has a new generalmanager Mr Mark Buckley - whose appointment comes after Mr Sid Zegna's http://melpub.wool.com/enews2.nsf/vwMonthlyWoolmark/6a66a51e55b4d9c0ca256bf00027

71. Avalon News Page Eurocopter Details Australian Industry Team For Aussie Tiger Eurocopter details australian industry Team for Aussie Tiger. February19th, 1999. At Avalon today Eurocopter gave details of its http://defence-data.com/avalon/avpage39.htm

Eurocopter details Australian Industry Team for Aussie Tiger February 19th, 1999 At Avalon today Eurocopter gave details of its Australian industry team for its bid for the Australian Army's Armed Reconnaissance Helicopter project, Air 87. As well as its Australian subsidiary Eurocopter International Pacific (EIP), the team comprises ADI and four additional major Australian companies: Transfield, Kinhill in association with Thomson CSF Pacific, and Hawker Pacific. Speaking to Defence Systems Daily Mr Patrick Gavin, the President of Eurocopter said that his company has always viewed the Australian Industry Involvement (AII) component of its Air 87 bid as absolutely essential, and added that "the team now assembled will ensure maximum Australian value through this long-term commitment In addition, Eurocopter will provide access to intellectual property and transfer of technology, leading to an inherent self-reliance." He promised that the partnerships announced today would will generate substantial technology, economic, employment and export benefits for Australian industry in what would be a significant component of the Australian Army order of battle. Eurocopter, through its subsidiary EIP, will be in charge of the program management and support activities.

72. Macquarie University Library: Subject Guides: Subject Guides Management australian industry Reports. australian industry Group; Australian IndusrtyPortal; WWW.CONSULTPTY.Limited; Australian Information Industry Association; http://www.lib.mq.edu.au/resources/subject/management/manaustreports.html

Quick Links Catalogue Reserve Journal Finder Databases Hours Help Home Site Search Site Map Feedback ... Contact Us You are here: Library Research Central Research Guides Research Central ... Need Help? Management: Australian Industry Reports Accounting Industry Survey ANZ Industry Briefs - ANZ Industry Briefs analyze topical issues that are impacting on Australian industry. They are produced on an ad hoc basis Australian Bureau of Statistics Industry Reports (brief) Australian Industry Group Australian Indusrty Portal WWW.CONSULTPTY.Limited ... Australian Financial Review Special Reports Australian Exports Australian Bureau of Statistics AusTrade - Australian Trade Commission Marketing opportunities for Australian tourism industry Export markets for Australian industries Automotive Industry Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources Building and Construction Industry Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources Australian Industry Group Dairy Industry Australian Dairy Corporation Dairy Australia Australian Dairy Corporation Statistics Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry - Australia Fisheries and Seafood FAO Country Profiles Australian Seafood Industry Council Abareconomics.com

73. Eowa = Error 2002 Award Sponsor australian industry Group. Progressive attitudespay dividends. The australian industry Group has worked hard http://www.eeo.gov.au/Business_Achievement_Awards/2002_Awards/Sponsors/AIG.asp

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74. Australian Fodder Industry Association Issues include the testing, marketing, argonomy, processing, transport, export bof hay and silage in Australia. http://www.afia.org.au/

Hay for sale Hay wanted Machinery for sale Growers ... Login Organisation News Events Sponsors Membership ... Help Information Trial results Statistics Silage Technical notes Quality QA program National grades Sampling Code of practice ... Vendor declaration Australian Fodder Industry Association Welcome to the Australian Fodder Industry Association web site. Incorporated in February '96, AFIA is the peak body for the hay and silage industries, and represents these industries on a national basis. Its key objectives are to: Provide a voice for the hay and silage industries through increased communications and industry cohesion; Enhance the trade of fodder through improving the objective measurement of fodder quality; and Improve the competitiveness of the industry through the re-investment of funds into targeted research and development. Membership is open to all industry stakeholders. News New Vendor Declaration Forms (6 Mar 2003) Invitation for papers for 2003 Annual Conference (2 Sep 2002) 2002 Conference Photos (2 Sep 2002) Chinese AFIA Mission March 2002 - Summary Report (16 Apr 2002) How to Buy Australian Hay for Export (8 Apr 2002) Event Begins Ends State Elmore Fodder Trials and Demonstration Plots 7 Oct 2003 9 Oct 2003 VIC Silage Seminar 1 Sep 2003 30 Sep 2003 VIC 2003 AFIA National Conference 13 Aug 2003 16 Aug 2003 NSW Toowoomba Regional Seminar 1 Jun 2003 30 Jun 2003 QLD Mid North SA Regional Seminar 1 Jun 2003 30 Jun 2003 SA Hay Transport Testing 1 Apr 2003 30 Apr 2003 VIC Sponsors Visit all of our sponsors Legal information

75. Australian Entertaiment Industry Association - AEIA Promotes the interests of the australian entertainment industry. http://www.aeia.org.au/index.asp

The Australian Entertainment Industry Association (AEIA) is the peak employer body in the arts and entertainment industry, registered in the Australian Industrial Relations Commission (AIRC) since 1917. It is a not-for-profit, body corporate organisation. theatre opera ballet dance festivals colleges rock and roll multi purpose and sporting venues hirers casinos orchestras comedy and variety ticketing events promotion production cinema exhibition crewing sound and lighting service supply contracting and exhibition The AEIA has a national structure and perspective, and is committed to servicing members, both collectively and individually, regardless of size. Membership base is a mix of federal and state government assisted organisations, and commercial operators. The AEIA's purpose is to promote and further the interests of the Australian entertainment industry, and the Association's members; to provide the industry and membership with an efficient, effective and proactive service in industrial, policy, human and resource management; to facilitate and influence policy direction; and provide the leadership to be recognised as the driving force in a coordinated industry. MISSION STATEMENT THE HELPMANN AWARDS SEE IT LIVE WEEK APPLICATION FORMS ... WHY JOIN?

76. Main Index Australian Lavender Industry News and information for commercial lavender growers and those wishing to join them. http://www.lavenderaustralia.com

Welcome to the web site for the AUSTRALIAN LAVENDER INDUSTRY The AUSTRALIAN LAVENDER INDUSTRY is the National Australian Lavender Organisation with aims and objectives to: Provide members with relevant information covering all aspects of the Lavender Industry Develop standards and assessment procedures covering cultivation, harvesting and distillation Develop markets and product awareness Organise conferences, workshops, seminars and field visits Develop all of the above in consultation and with feedback from the Members and the Lavender Industry. Membership of the AUSTRALIAN LAVENDER INDUSTRY provides access to information Members require information to be easily accessible and on a consistent basis. The industry needs to disseminate current information easily. Both these needs are fulfilled with THE LAVENDER BULLETIN The Lavender Bulletin is published as a Newsletter to members of the Organisation. The Lavender Bulletin publishes a broad range of information. Articles focus on topics such as lavender cultivation, lavender harvesting, lavender oil production, lavender standards, lavender cuisine, lavender farm profiles and lavender news. Reports from around the world and overseas profiles are a feature of the Newsletter. The Lavender Bulletin provides a forum for members to discuss lavender and related issues as well as acting as a vehicle for suppliers to inform members of their Services.

77. AgInfo Worldwide Meat Sites, Specialists In The Meat Industry B to B services to trade meat and livestock related products with producers worldwide, view news reports, and correspond with members of the meat industry. Bulletin boards available for meat trading, livestock and for co-products. http://aginfo.com.au/

worldwide meat sites Australian Meat Trading Floor agInfo sites reach the meat industry worldwide. Visit World Meat Exchange the new global exchange and trade online. Australian Livestock Trading Floor Livestock bulletin board and trade leads World Meat Exchange-global online trade World Meat Exchange is a fully database driven site. Register now! MeatNet-worldwide meat links MeatNet links locate world wide vital meat industry reference sources. agInfo Coproducts Bureau-byproducts, hides, skins Online tenders, bulletin board, trade leads and database. Australian Meat Market-domestic meat exchange Now, an Australian domestic exchange for cuts, cartons, quarters, pieces. Register now Members Area-access valuable information Membership is available and vital trade related information is updated regularly. agInfo Directory-list your company here Buyers and sellers visit the site daily, so ensure you register. Email agInfo

78. Dairy Australia Provides tourism industry news, research, resources and services, as well as a corporate description of the ATC. Includes a consumer link. Fame Three tourism industry favourites have been inducted into the Hall of Fame at the australian Tourism Awards.more» http://www.dairy.com.au/

Update 06/02/2003 Welcome to dairy.com.au, the web directory for the Australian dairy industry This web site is a joint initiative of the Dairy Research and Development Corporation , the Australian Dairy Corporation and the Australian Dairy Industry Council Welcome to the Australian dairy industry's web site. Our aim is to provide a high quality industry directory, which serves as your gateway to Australia's dairy web sites, dairy companies and dairy organisations. If we do not have a link to your Australian dairy web site, or a listing for your Australian dairy company or organisation, please contact us: dairyenquiries@adc.aust.com The Australian dairy industry is Australia's largest processed food industry, and ranks in the top four of the nation's rural industries. Our climate and natural resources allow production based on year-round pasture grazing. Australia has over two million dairy cows, producing around 10 billion litres of milk each year. Our country is one of the world's leading exporters of dairy products, exporting over $3 billion worth of milk and related products annually. About half of all Australia's milk is exported in some form, be it cheese, milk powder, butter, or lesser known products like casein or whey powder.

79. Home Page Australia. Private, membership based organization, dedicated to the international promotion of australian wool and its products. Discussion board. Links to related sites. http://www.ozwool.com/

WOOL INDUSTRY PROMOTIONS ASSOCIATION INC "Harris Terrace" 46 George St , Brisbane Qld 4000 Ph 07 3211 1100 Fax (07) 3221 9508 email ozwool@cpplus.com WE WANT TO ENSURE THAT THE AUSTRALIAN WOOL INDUSTRY IS ONCE AGAIN THE BACKBONE OF THIS NATION'S EXPORT INCOME! OUR MISSION To promote Australian Wool and encourage people to wear and buy more Australian wool products (Made in Australia) thereby assisting the Australian Wool Industry. OUR OBJECTIVE To promote Australian Wool and assist the growth of the Australian wool industry through proactive and progressive promotional campaigns. By assisting the Australian Wool Industry by promoting wool and educating the public about wool. By assisting the Australian Wool Industry by lifting the profile of wool in Australia By raising the consciousness in every Australian's mind of the importance of wool. By promoting the awareness and consumption of Australian woollen products throughout Australia OUR ACTIVITIES Stage special events and activities to raise the public awareness of wool, e.g. Wear Wool Week and Wear Wool Wednesday

80. Australian Record Industry Assocation Provides lists of the top 50 singles and albums for the past week, as well as an archive of ARIA award winners and a chat room. http://www.aria.com.au/

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