61. SXSW /general/international/australia_newzealand Attendees from australia and new zealand benefit from advance contingents at SXSW, MIDEM in Cannes / Hong Kong / Miami, new Music Seminar in new York and http://www.sxsw.com/general/international/australia_newzealand/

@import "/includes/base_style2.css"; @import "/includes/platinum_color2.css"; Home Attend Sales Tradeshow ... AU Marketing New Zealand Party! The New Zealand Music Commission will be hosting a party at Brush Square Park on Wednesday, March 17 from 6:00 - 8:00pm Members of Pluto will be performing a short acoustic set. Visuals and videos of the other NZ bands performing at SXSW will be screened throughout the party. Beer and a selection of NZ wines, together with a finger buffet will be served throughout. Brush Square Park (directly opposite the Hilton Hotel) 409 E. 5th Street Austin, TX 78701 The Australian music industry and government have teamed to use SXSW Music (March 17-21, 2004) In its 11th year, SXSW Film (March 12-20) provides a great opportunity for Australian and New Zealand filmmakers and film professionals to exhibit their works in the nine-day Festival and participate in a major four-day Conference, described as a four-day crash course on guerrilla filmmaking and marketing. The Festival has gained international acclaim for the quality of its programming. Over four days, the Conference hosts a series of panels, discussions, mentor sessions, conversations, workshops to address current trends in the business, and advice on maintaining a film industry career. In 2004, topics include The Threat of Film Piracy, Video/Cable Distribution Opportunities, Music For Film, Documentary Filmmaking, Making A Living As A Filmmaker, New Film

62. International Students EBook out about Study Abroad in australia, new zealand, Canada, the UK http://www.hyperstudy.com/ebook.asp

STUDY ABROAD ENQUIRY SERVICE Home Request Information Power Search College Quick Link :: Select Below Select a Program Administration Adventure Education Aged Care Agriculture Animation Applied Psychology Architecture Arts Audio Engineering Automotive Studies Aviation Banking Beauty Therapy Biological Sciences Biotechnology British Culture Broadcasting Business Cambridge Exam Preparation Chemical Sciences Childcare Classics Communications Community Welfare Computer Graphics Computing Sciences Cookery Counselling Creative Arts Culinary Arts Dance Degree Transfer Program Dentistry Development Studies Digital Film Distance Learning Dive Resort Management Drama E-Business Development Economics Education Teacher Training Engineering English and Activities English and SCUBA Diving English and Surfing English For Academic Purposes English For Business English for High School English Language English Online Environmental Studies Event Management Executive English Exercise Physiology Fashion Finance Fine Arts Flight Attendant Floristry Foundation Studies Games Programming General English Golf and English Golf Coaching Golf Management Graphic Design Hairdressing Health Services High School - International Bacclaureate High School - Junior High School - Senior High School Preparation History History of Modern Design Horse Studies Hospitality Hotel Management Hotel Receptionist Manager Human Resources Humanities IELTS Exam Preparation Information Technology Interior Design International Marketing International Trade Internship Interpreting Journalism

63. New Zealand format), composed from somewhat of an australiacentric point go to economic fact sheet on new zealand. go to IEA report, international Energy Agency - An Energy http://www.fe.doe.gov/international/newzealand.html

NEW ZEALAND LINKS TO BUSINESS INFORMATION SOURCES ON NEW ZEALAND US-DOE Energy Information Administration - A somewhat dated (year 2001) but still useful Country Energy Balance for New Zealand with information on oil, coal, natural gas, and electricity. CIA World Factbook 2002 - A very useful information summary about New Zealand, including sections on geography, people, government, economy, communications, transportation, military forces, and transnational issues. U.S. Department of State - Fiscal Year 2000 Country Commercial Guide for New Zealand (in PDF format), including economic trends, political environment, marketing information for U.S. products and services, an overview of the investment climate, leading sectors for U.S. exports and investments, New Zealand trade regulations and standards, trade and project financing, and business travel. U.S. Department of State Hawaii Dep't of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism - A useful "Demand Assessment" for New Zealand, including descriptions of New Zealand's overall investment climate, infrastructure priorities, economic sector needs, principal growth sectors, and major obstacles for doing business. There is also a listing of some useful contacts for doing business in New Zealand. CountryWatch.com

64. New Zealand International Relations : Relation, Representative, Representatives, for entering and living in australia and a their governments, and with international organisations. new zealand High Commission, Ottawa, Canada (www.nzhcottawa http://www.nzs.com/government/international-relations/

Page Content: New Zealand, International, Relation, Relations, Representative, Representatives, Trade, Trades, Affair, Affairs, Representation, Commission, Theory, Career, Careers, NZ NZS.com: The Definitive Map of New Zealand Web Space Advanced NZ Search Categories Main Page Business Computers Education ... Travel Useful Links Advanced NZ Search Add a Site Link Exchange Advertise with Us ... International Links Sponsored Links Rental Cars at Great Rates! Get an instant quick quote for New Zealand car rentals. www.HireCar.co.nz Discount Travel Card ... www.RocketSpam.co.nz Categories International Relations Main Page Government International Relations View this category by region Search Results Australian High Commission New Zealand (www.australia.org.nz) Australia is represented in New Zealand by the Australian High Commission, Wellington, and its general office in Auckland. The Web site features information for entering and living in Australia and a gateway to current news, issues and relevant sites. Embassy of France (www.ambafrance.net.nz) With information on French policy, France/NZ bilateral relations, economy and trade, science, education and culture, tourism, administrative information, and research. Embassy of Israel (users.iconz.co.nz/israel)

65. Rethinking Redistribution ¦  Basic Income, Tax Credits, Negative Income Taxes, By the australian Public Policy Research Network australia. Reducing Tax Barriers to international Recruitment The new zealand Business Roundtable http://www.policylibrary.com/australia/

Policy Library Australia and New Zealand is a social, economic and foreign policy resource - updated daily with the latest jobs, research, and events. Policy Library members reach an audience of hundred of thousands of policy makers, politicians, academics and students. Social Policy Economic Policy International Issues Political Thought Main Menu Policy and research jobs, internships, scholarships Research: World US Canada UK ... Germany Join Policy Library: Institutional membership Individual membership Institutional Members: Member Directory Jobs Events Courses Other services: Search résumés and CVs Recommended Books Contact Policy Library Policy Paper Database Database of thousands of online research and policy papers. Enter policy subject, author, country, research institution or title below. Policy Library News Newsletter containing the latest research, events, and jobs. Thousands of policy makers read Policy Library news every week. Join Leave Recommended Link Australian Policy Online is an excellent public policy resource for all aspects of Australian policy making.

66. Rules Of Origin Under The Australia-New Zealand Closer Economic Relations Trade and the proportion of expenditure undertaken within australia and new zealand. What are the implications of international developments (for example http://www.pc.gov.au/study/roo/issues.html

Completed Projects Completed Projects Rules of Origin Updated: Tuesday, 01-Jun-2004 11:11:23 EST Rules of Origin under the Australia-New Zealand Closer Economic Relations Trade Agreement Issues and Questions The CER in outline The CER Agreement entered into force in 1983, building on earlier preferential trade agreements between Australia and New Zealand. Its objectives are to: strengthen the broader relationship between Australia and New Zealand; develop closer economic relations through a mutually beneficial expansion of free trade between the two countries; eliminate barriers to trade between Australia and New Zealand in a gradual and progressive manner and with a minimum of disruption; and develop trade between New Zealand and Australia under conditions of fair competition. Since its inception in 1983, the CER Agreement has undergone three general reviews which, among other things, accelerated the achievement of free trade in goods meeting the CER rules of origin, so that by June 1990 all tariffs and quantitative restrictions on trade were eliminated. The rules of origin establish criteria for the preferential entry of goods which are wholly or partly produced within the CER area. For manufactured goods produced partly inside and partly outside the CER area, for example, origin is generally conferred by reference to the location of the last process of manufacture and the proportion of expenditure undertaken within Australia and New Zealand. The agreed rules of origin are incorporated into legislation in each country and were last amended following the 1992 review of the Agreement.

67. International Conservation Agreements listing gives these wetlands an international status, in came into force for new zealand on 1st and Polynesian countries, australia, new zealand, France, the http://www.doc.govt.nz/Conservation/International/index.asp

Plants and Animals Animal Pests Weeds Biosecurity ... World Heritage International Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species 2nd Oceania Regional Meeting of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands 5th IUCN World Parks Congress Convention on Migratory Species International Conservation Agreements The New Zealand government is a signatory to a range of international agreements. Since a number of these conventions deal with international environmental and conservation issues, they impact upon the work of the Department of Conservation. Those in which the Department has a particular interest are: Antarctic Treaty The Antarctic Treaty came into force on 23 June 1961 after ratification by the twelve countries then active in Antarctic science. The Treaty covers the area south of 60°S latitude. Its objectives are simple yet unique in international relations. They are: to demilitarize Antarctica; to establish it as a zone free of nuclear tests and the disposal of radioactive waste; to ensure that it is used for peaceful purposes only;

68. International Trade shows the classification codes (Harmonized System (HS), Standard international trade Classification (SITC) and the Australian new zealand Standard Industrial http://www.abs.gov.au/Websitedbs/c311215.nsf/0/a74bc585ab3b6f80ca2569f9001173cc?

69. Biotechnology Partnership Fund - New Zealand Trade And Enterprise AusBioInfo www.ausbioinfo.com Australian biotech information portal Featuring a directory of new zealand exporters, a system to connect international buyers and http://www.nzte.govt.nz/article/0,1973,SectionID%3D13681,00.html

Jump to Page Story (Skip Navigation Links) New Zealand Trade and Enterprise New Zealand's Economic and Trade Development Agency Home About Us Publications Careers ... E-business Guide Australia New Zealand Biotechnology Partnership Fund (ANZBPF) About the fund ANZBPF managers More information About The Fund The New Zealand Government has identified biotechnology as a key sector with potential for high growth and economy-wide benefits. The Australia New Zealand Biotechnology Partnership Fund (ANZBPF), announced by the Minister of Research, Science and Technology in September 2003, responds to the Biotechnology Taskforce recommendation that industry and government act to stimulate the formation of international biotechnology partnerships, with Australia noted as a priority. It is envisaged that the Fund will be administered in the form of Grants that will require a minimum of matching funding from biotechnology industry applicants and, where applicable, their Australian partners. page top ANZBPF Managers vikki.smithem@nzte.govt.nz Stephanie Tulloch stephanie.tulloch@nzte.govt.nz

70. Media Releases - New Zealand Trade And Enterprise Australian Fashion Week (MAFW) in Sydney from this week, highlighting to Australian and international audiences, new zealand s reputation as a http://www.nzte.govt.nz/article/0,1973,SectionID%3D11894,00.html

Jump to Page Story (Skip Navigation Links) New Zealand Trade and Enterprise New Zealand's Economic and Trade Development Agency Home About Us Publications Careers ... E-business Guide Media Releases More Seafood exporters urged to use proper trade channels 2 Jun 2004 New Zealand seafood exporters are being reminded of the need to follow proper export channels in getting their products to China. Read More Hemp: A potential new industry for New Zealand? 28 May 2004 The material the American Declaration of Independence was written on, hemp, is making a comeback in more ways than one. Auckland based Hemptech has just won a prestigious design award in Australia for its innovative textiles made from industrial hemp, but the company also believes the crop could herald the start of a new industry for New Zealand as a composite reinforcing product. Read More New high-growth industry sparks opportunity for smart local businesses 28 May 2004 Smart local businesses could follow in the footsteps of New Zealand scientists and play a key role in the global superconductor industry, according to New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE). Read More Tourism drives positive outlook for NZ export industries 26 May 2004 New Zealand's tourism industry has emerged as the best performing and most optimistic of the nation's export industries in the inaugural DHL Export Barometer.

71. ANZ Australia And New Zealand a branch of the Union Bank of australia (a predecessor ANZ took over the Bank of new zealand operation in a 24 hour agency at Fiji s international airport at http://anzinternational.graduate.com.au/programDetail.asp

Graduate home A world of choice Why ANZ? What our graduate program offers you ... Applications Amerika Samoa Bank (ASB) joined the ANZ Group on 1 April 2001 when ANZ acquired the organisation. ANZ brings to ASB new services and expertise in the areas of business finance, international payments and trade services and electronic banking products and services. ASB currently offers a wide range of personal and business banking products/services for both depositors and borrowers. Since opening for business in 1979, ASB has been a favoured bank for many American Samoans, and we expect this tradition to continue. For more information please refer to anz.com/pacific site. ANZ's presence in the Cook Islands dates back to 1988 when ANZ opened a branch in Rarotonga. ANZ now has representation in the Cook Islands through one branch in Rarotonga, 5 agencies in outer islands, 2 ATMs and an extensive EFTPOS network. ANZ's Rarotonga branch is a commercial banking branch offering a range of personal and business deposit and loan facilities, international trade finance services and electronic banking products and services. For more information please refer to anz.com/pacific site.

72. NFPA Comment: New Zealand Nutrient Food Standards support for the association’s US and international members, who export products to or import ingredients from australia and new zealand and closely http://www.nfpa-food.org/Comments/NFPACommentNewZealandNutrientFoodStandards.htm

January 30, 2004 Food Standards Australia New Zealand P.O. Box 7186 Canberra BC ACT 2610 Australia slo@foodstandards.gov.au Comments On: Proposal A479 – Format and Listing of Nutrient in the Nutrition Information Panel Dear Sir or Madam: The National Food Processors Association (NFPA) appreciates the opportunity to review and comment upon Application A479, Format and Listing of Nutrients in the Nutrition Information Panel which has been prepared and circulated for comment by Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ). NFPA is the voice of the $500 billion food processing industry on scientific and public policy issues involving food safety, nutrition, technical and regulatory matters and consumer affairs. NFPA’s three laboratory centers, its scientists and professional staff represent food industry interests on government and regulatory affairs and provide research, technical services, education, communications and crisis management support for the association’s U.S. and international members, who produce processed and packaged foods, drinks and juices. NFPA is very interested in policy development in countries that trade with the United States and is a strong supporter of the

73. International Studies Graduate Programs In Australia And New Zealand 123, Broadway Sydney, NSW 2007 australia Click to School of Management Studies international Management Private Bag 3105 Hamilton, new zealand Click to http://www.gradschools.com/listings/Australia/int_stud_australia.html

Click here for more information! INTERNATIONAL STUDIES Graduate Schools in Australia and New Zealand Sponsoring Institutions: Center for International Studies Click here for information on becoming a sponsoring institution General Listings: Arcadia University Center for Education Abroad Graduate Education Abroad in Australia 450 S. Easton Rd. Glenside, PA 19038 USA Click to send E-mail to: Phone: Fax: At the graduate level, the Arcadia University Center for Education Abroad offers access to two highly respected Australian universities: Bond University and The Australian National University. Arcadia eliminates the complexities of the overseas graduate application process and will act as your single source for academic advising, application and financial aid processing, housing placement, and complete predeparture planning. Most of these programs can be completed in one year. Australian National University, The Australian Studies Director, International Education Office, Chancelry Annex Canberra, ACT, 0200 Australia Click to send E-mail to: Phone: Fax: The focus of the Australian Studies graduate program is broad. Amongst those associated with the program are historians, literary critics, anthropologists, art historians, musicologists, political scientists, sociologists and cultural theorists, and courses have been offered in all these fields. In general the program seeks to bring to bear on the study of Australia, theoretical and methodological developments that have enriched the humanities and social sciences as a whole in recent years.

74. United States, Canada, Australia, Chile And New Zealand Sign Mutual Acceptance A of the United States, Canada, australia, Chile and new zealand signed today in is a major development that promotes greater international wine commerce http://www.wineinstitute.org/communications/statistics/mutual_acceptance_agreeme

December 18, 2001 UNITED STATES, CANADA, AUSTRALIA, CHILE AND NEW ZEALAND SIGN MUTUAL ACCEPTANCE AGREEMENT ON OENOLOGICAL PRACTICES TORONTO, CANADA "This agreement is a breakthrough for world wine trade that recognizes the effectiveness of other country's regulatory and enforcement systems for assuring that producers comply with its country's standards," said John De Luca, president and CEO of the Wine Institute in San Francisco. "We hope other countries will participate in the agreement and liberalize wine trade." In other provisions, the agreement will establish transparency requirements and consultation and dispute mechanisms. The agreement does not limit signatories' rights or obligations under the World Trade Organization Agreements, including the right to take measures for the protection of human health and safety. Future work includes negotiation of a wine labeling agreement that will simplify export labeling. Argentina and South Africa participated in the negotiation of the agreement, and have the option to sign it prior to March 31, 2002. Other countries can accede to the agreement under the procedures and conditions established in the agreement.

75. TOURISM NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT 2001-2002 - Service Performance Output: Trade zealand will directly engage with 12,000 international travel sellers South Asia, ‘Mega Famils’ from australia, Discover new zealand East Coast http://www.tourisminfo.govt.nz/cir_pub/annual_report/outputs/trade_facilitation.

STATEMENT OF SERVICE PERFORMANCE What We Do Chairman's Report Chief Executive's Report Performance Reports ... PDFs OUTPUTS CONSUMER ADVERTISING INTERNET INFORMATION SERVICING EVENTS ... MANAGEMENT STATEMENTS Performance Measures: Marketing Opportunities Guidelines produced and distributed to New Zealand trade by July 31 2001. Results at 30 June 2002: Status: Achieved Comments: The Marketing Opportunities Guidelines were distributed before 31 July 2001 and the schedule of events was also posted on www.tourisminfo.govt.nz to broaden the distribution of this information. Total attendance at targeted trade and consumer travel shows where Tourism New Zealand participates will be 1.3 million. Results at 30 June 2002: Status: 1.5 million Achieved Comments: Whilst the target was achieved, attendance at travel shows was affected this year by September 11, 2001. Tourism New Zealand attendance at FITUR (Spain) was cancelled as a result, and two key European events, CMT (Stuttgart) and ITB (Germany), both recorded a decline in attendance. CMT attendance was down as much as 23%, equivalent to approximately 55,000 people. Key shows attended this year were WTM in the UK, JATA Travelmart in Japan, ITB in Germany, Arabian Travel Mart in Dubai, CMT in Stuttgart, and CITM in China.

76. Internet Public Library: International Business for those interested in Australian/new zealand businesses http//www.iccwbo.org/ The international Chamber of world business by promoting trade and investment http://www.ipl.org/div/aon/browse/bus45.00.00/

dqmcodebase = "/javascript/" Subject Collections Business Computers Education ... International Business This collection All of the IPL Advanced Doing business in international markets, and business information specific to various countries or geographic regions of the world. Resources in this category: You can also view Subject Collections Magazines under this heading. American Australian Association http://www.aaanyc.org/ "The American Australian Association (AAA), founded in 1948, is a private, not for-profit organization devoted to service to American-Australian and New Zealand relations and to companies and individuals in the New York area interested in Australia and New Zealand."The website features information on membership, social events, a calendar of events, business contacts and networking for those interested in Australian/New Zealand businesses. International Chamber of Commerce http://www.iccwbo.org/ "The International Chamber of Commerce serves world business by promoting trade and investment and the free market system. Founded in 1919, the ICC is a non-governmental organization of thousands of companies and business associations in more than 140 countries. ICC national committees in Europe, North and South America, the Middle East, Asia and the Pacific andAfrica present ICC views to their governments and alert Paris headquarters to national business concerns." This site provides general information about the ICC, its services, committees, members, and publications. Japan External Trade Organization U.S.A.

77. International Rugby League 18 new zealand 30 d. australia 16 Individual Tour Information FRANCE V new zealand MAORI international World of Rugby League international RL Action Group http://world.rleague.com/

Articles Bulletins Mediterranean Cup World Sevens ... Most Improved Welcome to the International Rugby League portal. This website is designed to help promote the work of emerging Rugby League nations as well as upcoming tournaments and tours. This site also allows for the fans of international Rugby League to chat about their views, picks and ideas for the game as it takes a pro-active approach in reaching the far corners of the globe. We hope you enjoy this site and appreciate any feedback. NOTE THIS PAGE IS STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION Download jerseys and find out team lists for international teams to add to your Rugby League game experience.

78. International Rugby League :: Kangaroo Tour bound Mike Forshaw has announced his retirement from international Rugby League 48 d. new zealand 6 Sat Oct 18 new zealand 30 d. australia 16 Individual http://world.rleague.com/tours/kangaroos/

Articles Bulletins Fixtures / Results Tour Squad ... Television Its that time again, its time for another Kangaroo tour, and again its time for the Ashes to be up for grabs again. After a season of injuires, a vastly different Kangaroo side which defending the trophy in 2001 will take the trip to the North of England for the 2003 tournamnet. The Lions want to end the Kangaroo's winning streak, however will have to wait till after the Kiwi's, French, Welsh and England A outfits have their shot at the World Champions. It will be a month and a half of top quality international Rugby League, and you can follow it all on the World of Rugby League. LATEST NEWS: Tue Dec 09, 10:46pm (NSW)

79. California Chamber Of Commerce - New Zealand Ambassador key issues of concern to us in the international arena. new zealand is remote and is often described in the US of you may know of it as australia — which we http://www.calchamber.com/index.cfm?navid=506

80. HarperCollins Publishers New Zealand - International Offices position in the supply of juvenile books within australia/new zealand. the home of Little Golden Books in australia. agency to head up a new worldwide Canadian http://www.harpercollins.co.nz/Information/international_offices.cfm

HarperCollins Publishers has offices and distribution centres in the following countries: Australia United States of America United Kingdom Canada ... South Africa HarperCollins Australia 25 Ryde Rd Pymble 2073 Australia Telephone: 61 2 9952 5000 Facsimile: 61 2 9952 5555 Web site: http://www.harpercollins.com.au HarperCollins Australia publishes Australian interest titles for adults and children including fiction and non fiction. The company distributes titles published by HarperCollins New Zealand, HarperCollins US, HarperCollins Canada and HarperCollins UK. Publishing divisions General Books A strong involvement in local publishing, added to the importation and distribution of group properties from around the world, contributes to HarperCollins' strength in the Australian market. HarperCollins General Books provides a full range of services to the book retailer and publishes extensively in all major sections of the book market. In addition to its own publishing programme, HarperCollins General Books acts as the authorised distributor of the prestigious Harvill Press.

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