41. Bloomberg.com: Australia & New Zealand $500 billion to global international trade, the World China, Mexico, Canada, australia, Russia, Singapore Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, new zealand, Papua new http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000081&sid=aO6Jkx8zWl7I&refer=austral

42. Doing Business In Australia - Trusts Top 5 export markets, australia, USA, Japan, UK. new zealand economy new zealand is a small Source Economist.com international trade international trade is http://www.msi-network.com/content/doing_business_in_nz_page1a.asp

7 June 2004 About MSI Join MSI Find a member Doing business In... ... Members only Doing Business In... Doing Business In... Asia-Pacific EMEA The Americas Doing Business In... New Zealand If you are an entrepreneur or small to medium sized business, these pages will provide you with a range of information you need to do business in New Zealand. Need professional advice? Potential investors are advised to consult one of our professional services member firms at an early stage as they will be able to ensure that all relevant matters are identified. To contact our New Zealand member firms, please click here or on the 'Contact a local firm' button. If you require professional advice in a city not listed, please contact the MSI Secretariat directly. New Zealand Fast Facts GDP US$67.6 billion GDP per head US$17,700 GDP growth Inflation Local currency NZ Dollar (100 cents = NZ$1) Exchange rate NZ$2.25: US$1 (January 2002) Capital city Wellington Population 3.9 million

43. Liberalizing Agriculture: Why The U.S. Should Look To New Zealand And Australia the farm bill, looking to the policies of new zealand and australia as models already begun the process by asking the US international trade Commission to http://www.heritage.org/Research/Agriculture/bg1624.cfm

site map help contact us The Heritage Foundation ... Agriculture Liberalizing Agriculture Policy Archive: view by date Policy Archive: view by issue ... Return Home Liberalizing Agriculture: Why the U.S. Should Look to New Zealand and Australia by Sara J. Fitzgerald Backgrounder #1624 In the past several years, U.S. farm policy has taken a turn for the worse with Congress dramatically increasing agricultural subsidies at the behest of the farm lobby. This trend must be reversed. As the world's largest agricultural exporter, the United States should lower its own subsidies before urging members of the World Trade Organization (WTO) to adopt reforms. In doing this, the United States should consider the examples of New Zealand and Australia, which demonstrate the benefits of free-market policies when applied to agriculture. In July 2002, the Bush Administration announced the U.S. Agricultural Proposal for WTO Negotiations, which seeks greater global access for agricultural exports. The Administration advocates reducing domestic subsidies and lowering tariffs worldwide to 25 percent or less. The proposal is ambitious, but the excesses of U.S. farm policy have left the United States with little credibility in agricultural liberalization. WTO members are skeptical of the Bush Administration's proposal and view it as hypocritical. Critics cite the U.S. Congress's reluctance to initiate domestic reforms, as well as high tariffs on imports such as sugar, farm lobbyists who insist on subsidies, and the 2002 farm bill, which increased subsidies by 70 percent.

44. NFN Convenes International Forest Trade Strategy Meeting In New Zealand international trade and finance bodies like the WTO and the forefront of organizing against free trade. the worldRussia, australia, new zealand, Chile, India http://www.nfn.org.au/newsletters/newsv19/ifts.html

NFN Convenes International Forest Trade Strategy Meeting in New Zealand By Phil Knight, NFN International conference draws activists from around the world Native Forest Network (NFN) and fellow forest activists from Native Forest Action of Aotearoa (New Zealand), brought together over sixty forest defenders and community activists from around the world for a remarkable conference centered around global forest protection from November 24-26, 2000 Entitled "Protecting Global Forests in a World Trade Environment," this strategy conference was designed to share campaign experiences and strategies, build better networks, and coordinate international efforts to protect the environment and defend the rights of indigenous peoples against the threats of global trade liberalization. Garrick Martin of NFN Aotearoa did a stellar job as conference convener. International trade and finance bodies like the WTO and the IMF seek to liberalize and speed up global trade in everything from athletic shoes to forests to traditional human knowledge. Global trade agreements such as NAFTA and GATT have been unmitigated disasters for the environment and for human communities. Pressure from multinational corporations to expand free trade is increasing apace with global resistance. NFN is one of the organizations at the forefront of organizing against free trade. For the conference, the Maori of Island Bay, Aotearoa were kind enough to open their traditional Marae, or meeting house, to us for three days. Activists from around the world-Russia, Australia, New Zealand, Chile, India, Germany, the Netherlands, the Philippines, Mexico, the U.S.-were welcomed in a traditional Maori ceremony. Three days of intensive strategizing followed. Excellent vegan meals were provided by the Organic Catering Company.

45. Our Offices Industry Office, Room 2512 25F international trade Bldg, 333 24, 1 Alfred Street Sydney, NSW 2000 australia, Mail new zealand House Haymarket London SW1Y 4TQ http://www.tourisminfo.govt.nz/cir_aboutus/index.cfm?fuseaction=16&subaction=off

46. Australian IT - International Trade | 15341 and professional imaging division in australia and new zealand. US concern MAY 19, 2004 australia and the have signed an historic free trade agreement amid http://www.australianit.com.au/topics/0,7202,news_intltrade_industry,00.html

Monday, June 07, 2004 Australia remains a 'broadband backwater' Mass roleplay game for Xbox dropped SPECIAL FEATURES Microsoft woos Asia THE long-running legal battles between Microsoft and governments in Europe and the United States make the company look like a partner in a bad marriage, ready to walk out and call the divorce lawyer. 'Broadband backwater' Private space flight set for June THE world's first private-sector space flight is tentatively planned for June 21 from the United States, and aims to reach an altitude of 100 kilometres, the flight's promoter, Scaled Composites, said. iPod hasn't paid the piper yet APPLE'S iPod dominates e-music but hasn't made big profits, writes Stephen Ellis. Desert Rats vs Afrika Korps THIS game chronicles a time in WWII when the balance between the two major enemies, the Axis and the Allies, was on a knife edge. HOME NEWS INDUSTRY International Trade Bangalore boom leaves shortage JUNE 02, 2004 SOFTWARE exports from the southern Indian state of Karnataka, which includes the technology hub of Bangalore, jumped 46 percent year-on-year amid rapid growth in outsourcing, an official said. New minister to fight Indian backlash MAY 27, 2004

47. The Furniture Industry In Australia And New Zealand, By CSIL - Furniture Market Trends in furniture production, furniture consumption, furniture distribution, international trade, furniture prices in australia and new zealand. http://www.csilmilano.com/furniture/WdANZ.html

Home Market Reports World furniture industry: country reports THE FURNITURE INDUSTRY IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND SUMMARY: Australia and New Zealand have a combined furniture production of about US$ 3,461 million, with Australia being by far the major furniture producer and furniture consumer in the area. In the past decade the Australian furniture industry has been affected by the reduced level of domestic demand and forecasts for the next years only show a 0.5% growth for the furniture market. The Australian furniture industry will thus have to face a series of challenges in the near future: global competition is increasing and the furniture sector is not very export-oriented and extremely fragmented. This report provides trends in furniture production, furniture consumption, furniture distribution in Australia and New Zealand. Imports and exports of furniture are analysed as well as furniture distribution systems and furniture prices. Data on furniture producers and distributors are provided for both countries. Household furniture accounts for 60% of Australian furniture supply, with office furniture and contract accounting for the remaining 40%. Furniture production is broken down by product (kitchen furniture, bedrooms, other home furniture, office furniture, contract furniture) and by state. Data on the most representative Australian and New Zealand furniture manufacturers are available (turnover, employees, segment of activity).

48. Trade- Wellington, Wairarapa, Nelson, Marlborough - New Zealand and are very active in supporting media and travel agent visits to new zealand , particularly from australia – our largest source of international visitors. http://www.centrestage.co.nz/mediapr/media.aspx?id=77

49. Trade- Wellington, Wairarapa, Nelson, Marlborough - New Zealand Centre Stage of new zealand international Sales Manager, Meredith Elley, said is one of the biggest sellers of new zealand product in australia , it is http://www.centrestage.co.nz/mediapr/media.aspx?id=135

50. Manchester City Council: Commercial Library - International Trade Gulf Directory; Saudi British trade Directory; Dubai australia and new zealand. Western australia international Business Directory; australian Exports; new zealand http://www.manchester.gov.uk/libraries/central/commerc/inttrade.htm

Home Site Contents Privacy Council Services ... Contact Us find You are in: Manchester City Council Libraries Central Library Commercial Library ... Contact us International Trade The library holds many useful directories for trading on an international basis. Some examples are listed below. Staff will be pleased to help with any queries regarding individual countries. UK imports and exports International Directory of Agents, Distributors and Wholesalers British Exports Export Buyers Guide HM Customs and Excise Tariff (also on CD-Rom) Croners Reference Book for Exporters Croners Reference Book for Importers International Directory of Importers: North America South America Africa Middle East Asia Pacific Europe Trade Partners Advice and information from UK government. Also features a searchable database of trade websites specific to country and industry. HM Customs and Excise All you need to know about importing and exporting and the systems and procedures you need to follow, from high-level introductory guidance to in-depth information on many topics such as Intrastat and tariff quotas. Exportzone Information on exporting from UK chambers of commerce.

51. World Furniture Online: The Furniture Industry In Australia And New Zealand (a R operators in australia SECTION II THE FURNITURE INDUSTRY IN new zealand General outline of the country Macroeconomic picture international trade Geographic http://www.worldfurnitureonline.com/dbsys/furniture/703.html

Home Furniture Market Reports SUMMARY This report provides trends in furniture production, furniture consumption, furniture distribution in Australia and New Zealand. Imports and exports of furniture are analysed as well as furniture distribution systems and furniture prices. Data on furniture producers and distributors are provided for both countries. Furniture production is broken down by product (kitchen furniture, bedrooms, other home furniture, office furniture, contract furniture) and by state. Data on the most representative Australian and New Zealand furniture manufacturers are available (turnover, employees, segment of activity). Furniture consumption is broken down by product (bedrooms, dining rooms, garden furniture, other home furniture) and by state. A profile of the furniture consumer is outlined for both the Australian and the New Zealand market. The analysis of furniture distribution channels comprises: specialist dealers and retailers, department stores, large furniture retailers, discount stores. Furniture exports and imports are broken down by country and product (office furniture, kitchen furniture, upholstered furniture, bedroom furniture, living room furniture, non-upholstered seats, seats parts, other furniture, furniture parts) for both countries.

52. Trade Link Search Results international independent collaboration of trade promotion organisations including Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Holland, Italy, australia and new zealand. http://tradelinks.wfta.org/search.asp?operator=AND&searchstring=Zealand&language

53. Australia New Zealand Closer Economic Relations Trade Agreement, And Exchange Of (h) in pursuance of obligations under international commodity agreements;. between the Commonwealth of australia and the Dominion of new zealand, dated 5 http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/other/dfat/treaties/1983/2.html

Australian Treaty Series [Index] [Global Search] [Database Search] Help Australian Treaty Series 1983 No 2 DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS CANBERRA Australia New Zealand Closer Economic Relations Trade Agreement, and Exchange of Letters (Canberra, 28 March 1983) Entry into force: 1 January 1983 AUSTRALIAN TREATY SERIES 1983 No. 2 Australian Government Publishing Service Canberra (c) Commonwealth of Australia 1995 AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND CLOSER ECONOMIC RELATIONS TRADE AGREEMENT TABLE OF CONTENTS Article Preamble 1 Objectives 2 Free Trade Area 3 Rules of origin 4 Tariffs 5 Quantitative import restrictions and tariff quotas 6 Modified application of this Agreement 7 Revenue duties 8 Quantitative export restrictions 9 Export subsidies and incentives 10 Agricultural stabilisation and support 11 Government purchasing 12 Other trade distorting factors 13 Rationalisation of industry 14 Intermediate goods 15 Anti-dumping action 16 Countervailing action 17 Safeguard measures during the transition period 18 Exceptions 19 Termination of earlier Agreements 20 Transitional measures relating to earlier Agreements 21 Customs harmonisation 22 Consultation and review 23 Territorial application 24 Association with the Agreement 25 Status of Annexes 26 Entry into force ANNEX A Groupings of goods referred to in paragraph 4 of Article 5 for which the base level of access is specified ANNEX B Groupings of goods referred to in paragraph 6 of Article 5 ANNEX C Modified application of this Agreement referred to in Article 6

54. Montana World Trade Center leaders and students throughout australia and new Library in sistercity, Palmerston North, new zealand. winning videos from the international Wildlife Film http://www.mwtc.org/news/display.php?id=35

55. Montana World Trade Center Center and the US Department of Commerce are sponsoring a trade mission to australia and new zealand. Jan. 23, 2004 international trade Internship Available http://www.mwtc.org/news/archive.php

Home Services Members Join Us ... WTCA News Archive May 17, 2004 TRADE MISSION GENERATES SALES FOR MONTANA PRODUCTS The Montana World Trade Center's trade mission to Australia and New Zealand was successful for several Montana companies and artists. May 7, 2004 STATE TRADE CENTER PLANS LENDERS, EXPORTERS WORKSHOP The University of Montana-based Montana World Trade Center will host a two-day trade seminar on campus June 24-25. May 7, 2004 Montana Products Sought for Premier New Zealand Agribusiness Event The Montana World Trade Center at The University of Montana is seeking Montana businesses that wish to have goods and services displayed at the largest agricultural trade show in the Southern Hemisphere. March 28, 2004 Trade director seeks China connection It is a country where 250 of its cities have populations larger than the entire state of Montana. China's 1.3 billion people are a pretty hefty share of any market or labor force, and Montanans should not ignore them, says the executive director of the M March 25 - April 3, 2004

56. GlobalEDGE (TM) | International Business Resource Desk - Trade: Shows And Events Commission, this site lists today s events in australia, new zealand, and the Chile Prochile international trade Fairs in Chile trade Shows and Business http://globaledge.msu.edu/ibrd/GR_ShowsAndEvents.asp

Username: Password: Remember Username and Password? Free Registration resource desk home country insights market potential indicators ... feedback RESOURCE DESK Trade: Shows and Events Category Description SEARCH: Search this Category only: Trade: Shows and Events: Global Regional Country Specific Top Exhibitornet.com This section of exhibitornet.com, Directory of Shows, lists over 800,000 trade shows and business events from around the world. Offers an easy-to-use search function and allows the user to narrow the search for more focused results. Most results also include the contact information of the organizer. The general web site also offers information that may be of some value to international traders. Expo24-7.com This site provides a complete and up to date list of trade fairs, online exhibitions, industrial shows, consumer exhibitions and event listings worldwide. It offers an advanced search engine to search by industry, country or timeframe. Partial access is free, but access to all resources requires to be registered as a free member. Global Sources Trade Show Center Listings of trade shows in more than 20 countries. Includes show information, details and contacts for all current and upcoming trade events in the covered countries.

57. European Union @ United Nations including EUaustralia and EU-new zealand relations, WTO negotiations, bilateral trade issues including agriculture, as well as international issues such as http://europa-eu-un.org/article.asp?id=2244

58. Scoop Archive: Australia-New Zealand Leadership Forum May 14-15 Wire; Auckland Wire; australia Wire. Politics Party Press Releases; new zealand First Press Horticulture; Housing; international trade; Manufacturing; Media; Unions; http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/archive/scoop/stories/b2/b1/200405071144.d82df93f.h

News Features Subscribe About Us ... Health Australia-New Zealand Leadership Forum May 14-15 7th May 2004, 11:44 am Press Release: Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australia-New Zealand Leadership Forum May 14-15 On May 14-15 some 70 high profile business leaders, politicians, and cultural and sporting figures from both sides of the Tasman will meet at Government House, Wellington for the inaugural Australia-New Zealand Leadership Forum. The Forum has been set up to develop a network of visionary people in a wide range of sectors who can positively influence the growth of the Australia-New Zealand relationship. It is chaired by BNZ chair Kerry McDonald and Qantas chair Margaret Jackson. Mr McDonald will host a media conference to explain the Forum at 11am on Tuesday May 11, 4th floor BNZ headquarters (1 Willis St, Victoria St entrance). It would be helpful if you could indicate likely attendance by replying to this email or phoning MFAT media adviser Jonathan Schwass on (04) 439 8205. There will be another media conference during the Forum itself, at Government House at 1.10pm on Saturday May 15. Further details to follow. The Leadership Forum is supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and sponsored by Telecom New Zealand.

59. NZ Not In The Running For US Trade Deal, Dare To Be Wise, University Of Otago, N It also fails to recognise australia s importance as a Mr Wooding specialises in international trade policy and the new zealand macroeconomic experience. http://www.otago.ac.nz/news/daretobewise/tradedeal.html

About Otago Administration Contacts Studying at Otago ... Dare to be Wise NZ Not in the Running for US Trade Deal By Paul Wooding, Heading of Economics , School of Business, University of Otago November 2003 When it comes to winning Free Trade Agreements (FTA), Australia is on the A-list and New Zealand is on the B-list. And as the United States (US) and Australian negotiators thrash out details of a FTA in Canberra there is some understandable angst in New Zealand that ñhere we go again" « a country with one of the best free trade credentials in the world is going to be shut out once more. Certainly it has not been a good couple of months for New Zealand's multilateral trade enthusiasts; the Cancun talks were derailed by the developing nations, the APEC talks were derailed by US security concerns and now we have the US poised to sign a deal with our number one trading partner. There are some pretty clear reasons why, from a US perspective, Australia is getting the red carpet treatment and New Zealand is not. It has often been said that the FTA is a payback for Australiaås support of the Iraq War, but that is too simplistic and does not do justice to the loyal relationship between Australia and the US that stretches back decades. It also fails to recognise Australia's importance as a trading destination for the US. The fact remains that even if New Zealand did reverse its nuclear ship policy or send troops to Iraq, we donåt interest the US enough as a trading destination.

60. New Zealand Trade And Enterprise Official Export Website For Exporters And Impor international buyers directly with new zealand's leading exporters. Buyers can register to receive free assistance with trade of new zealand trade and new zealand Government's trade http://www.marketnewzealand.com/

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