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         Australian Industry:     more books (100)
  1. The Economic Dynamics of Australian Industry
  2. Demand response to advertising in the Australian meat industry: An article from: American Journal of Agricultural Economics by Nicholas E. Piggott, James A. Chalfant, et all 1996-05-01
  3. American Investment in Australian Industry by Donald T. Brash, 1967-06-09
  4. The Australian coal industry by A. G. L Shaw, 1947
  5. Shipbuilding productivity and industrial relations in Australia: Report of Australian Shipbuilding Industry Study Mission, September/October 1974 by Australian Shipbuilding Industry Study Mission, 1975
  6. Environmental Management in the Australian Minerals and Energy Industries: Principles and Practices
  7. A history of the Australian wine industry, 1949-1994 by James Halliday, 1994
  8. 'A natural part of life': the Australian sugar industry's campaign to reverse declining Australian sugar consumption, 1980-1995.(Culinary Distinction): An article from: Journal of Australian Studies by Peter Griggs, 2006-03-01
  9. Australian Industry - New Directions by Australia, 1988-06
  10. Australian Industry Caves et al.
  11. Self-service technology enables branch optimisation.(banking industry): An article from: Australian Banking & Finance by Ross Checkley, 2006-11-15
  12. Wine (Australian industries series ; no. 14) by Lloyd Evans, 1973
  13. Jobs or Dogma: The Industries Assistance Commission and Australian Politics (Policy, politics, and administration series) by John Warhurst, 1983-03
  14. Generic Attributes of IS Graduates - A Comparison of Australian Industry And Academic Views.(Industry Trend or Event): An article from: Journal of Global Information Management by Robert Snoke, Alan Underwood, 2001-04-01

1. Homepage
australian industry Group Ai Group is a not-for-profit association that was created to assist australian industry to become more competitive on a domestic
http://www.aigroup.asn.au/
Site Map
Register now

day conferences to brief members on the latest developments in employment.
information and to download a registration form

2. The German-Australian Chamber Of Industry And Commerce
Promotes bilateral trade between Germany and Australia, assists members and the public in finding trade partners.
http://www.germany.org.au

3. Australian Industry Greenhouse Network
About AIGN. Documents. Current Members. Activities. Links. Contact AIGN. Members only Area. australian industry Greenhouse Network Ph +61 2 6273 4866.
http://www.aign.net/
About AIGN Documents Current Members Activities ... Members only Area Australian Industry Greenhouse Network
Ph: +61 2 6273 4866

4. Australian Industry Greenhouse Network
1. Provide a members forum for dialogue, information exchange and discussion of climate change issues relevant to australian industry.
http://www.aign.net/about.html
About AIGN Documents Current Members Activities ... Members only Area
About AIGN
Who we are What we do Membership Key Documents ... Further Information
Who we are
AIGN is a network of industry associations and individual businesses who have an interest in better understanding the climate change issue and/or contributing to the climate change policy debate and see value in joint industry action on climate change policy issues.
What we do
AIGN's objectives are to:
  • influence the Australian Government and other opinion leaders towards the adoption of a principled comprehensive national and international greenhouse policy framework within which effective, equitable, efficient and appropriate domestic greenhouse gas abatement actions are developed and implemented consistent with sustainable development.
    provide information, advice and a forum for members to develop, analyse and participate in the public policymaking process on global climate change.
    contribute to the international climate change debate including through the provision of the industry adviser to the Australian delegation to United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change meetings.

5. Australian Industry & Defence Network
australian industry Defence Network communications between State bodies and Federal Government Departments, the Department of Defence and the Department of
http://www.aidn.org.au/
Our Mission "AIDN will provide the focal point for Defence's interaction with Australia's dynamic base of smaller defence companies." DEFENCE AND INDUSTRY STRATEGIC POLICY STATEMENT JUNE 1998 (CABINET ENDORSED) AIDN functions through a National Secretariat and facilitates effective and efficient communications between State bodies and Federal Government Departments, in particular the Department of Defence and the Department of Industry, Science and Resources. AIDN also represents member bodies on Department of Defence fora and at relevant seminars. Importantly, AIDN represents the SME perspective in the development of Defence Industry Policy and can mediate or assist in resolving Industry/Government misunderstandings.
Privacy Policy

6. InnovationXchange Network ­ Your First Point Of Access To Innovation Resources,
australian industry Group, australian industry Group. DESCRIPTION OF CAPABILITIES AND SERVICES. The australian industry Group is an
http://www.innovationxchange.com.au/profiles/962.html
Australian Industry Group Organisation Profile
Resources contributed to the InnovationXchange by Australian Industry Group
Australian Industry Group
DESCRIPTION OF CAPABILITIES AND SERVICES The Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) is Australia‘s leading industry organisation representing many thousands of member companies in manufacturing, construction, automotive, telecommunications, IT, transport, labour hire and other industries. OUR EXPERTISE INCLUDES... Ai Group helps members run their businesses more effectively. With our dedicated team of industrial relations advisers, we work hard to provide our members with:
- advice and support on a day-to-day basis;
- information on issues affecting their business through frequent member communications and seminars; and
- representation of their interests to government and to the general public.
Ai Group has the experience that sets us apart - we have been representing Australian industry for over 130 years. Membership services include:
- BIZassist@aigroupTM briefings, economic briefings and other seminars- Business indicators
- Australian Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI™) and Australian Performance of Services Index (PSI™), as well as numerous other economic surveys

7. Www.thestandard.com.au/
Infogate Industry research Motor vehicle registrations. australian industry Specific Sites and Information Gateways. Automotive. Printing Industries Association of Australia. Tourism.
http://www.thestandard.com.au/

8. Address To Australian Industry Group
17 February 2003. Address to australian industry Group. Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. 17, 19 and 21 February 2003. In this address
http://www.asio.gov.au/Media/Contents/ausindustry.htm
17 February 2003
Address to Australian Industry Group
Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane
17, 19 and 21 February 2003
  • In this address I want to:
    • provide you with a little bit of information about ASIO make some brief comments about the broader security
      environment discuss threat levels in Australia; and relate all this to what might be some of your interests
    I hope that much of what I say will not be new to you.
About ASIO
  • A small organisation of about 650 Budget of $85-90M annually ASIO's functions are fourfold:
    • to forewarn government of activities likely to place the security
      of Australian people, property or interests at risk; to provide government with advice about how risk might be
      managed and harm avoided, countered or reduced; to contribute to foreign intelligence collection in Australia; to contribute to Australia's counter terrorism response
      capability
    Under the ASIO Act, threats to security are defined in terms of espionage, sabotage, politically motivated violence, the promotion of communal violence, attacks on Australia's defence system and acts of foreign interference. In ordinary terms, ASIO investigates risks from terrorists, spies and other individuals or groups who may act violently to further their own beliefs or causes;

9. Australian Industry And Innovation Photo Album
Australia Industry and Innovation. The RMIT Research and Development Section facilitates world class research and development, which
http://www.house.gov/dunn/FOACaucus/photoalbum/industryandinnovation.htm
Trade Facts On Australia Fast Facts On Australia News History ... HOME Most Popular Links Australian Federal Government Foreign Affairs and Trade AusTrade Invest Australia Embassy of Australia Privacy Policy Australia Industry and Innovation The RMIT Research and Development Section facilitates world class research and development, which provides benefits for Australia and the world. The University of Queensland is a leader among Australia's 37 universities, recognised internationally as a premier research institution. A satellite image of the greater Sydney metropolitan area makes a colourful impression of the population density of a metropolis with over 4 million inhabitants. The Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia is a not-for-profit charitable service providing aeromedical emergency and primary health care services together with communication and education assistance to people who live, work and travel in regional and remote Australia. The Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia is a not-for-profit charitable service providing aeromedical emergency and primary health care services together with communication and education assistance to people who live, work and travel in regional and remote Australia.

10. Governance Australian Industry Bodies
Search. Australian regulator australian industry International regula International indust australian industry bodies. Accounting.
http://www.mallesons.com/counsels_compass/5535476W-01.htm
Governance home contact us feedback site map Search
Related topics
Australian industry bodies Accounting
  • CPA Australia Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia Australian Bankers' Association Australian Payments Clearing Association Limited (APCA) ... Taxation Institute of Australia
  • Goverment
  • AXISS Australia
  • Insurance
  • Institute of Actuaries of Australia Insurance Council of Australia
  • Legal
  • Law Council of Australia Law Institute of Victoria Law Society of New South Wales Law Society of South Australia ... Victorian Bar Association
  • 11. Australian Synchrotron - Opportunities For Australian Industry
    Opportunities for australian industry. The Australian The Project will provide many opportunities for australian industry. Roy Lilley
    http://www.synchrotron.vic.gov.au/content.asp?Document_ID=700

    12. For Overseas Buyers - Int
    the culture of innovation in australian industry which is generating advanced products and services that are competitively priced in the international market
    http://www.austrade.gov.au/overseas/layout/0,,0_S3-1_3zo-2_-3_-4_-5_-6_-7_,00.ht
    Text Only About Austrade Media Centre Publications ... Contact us Our Websites Australia Corporate Export Awards ICT-Biotech India IT Italy Overseas USA
    For overseas buyers Search index Home Australian industry expertise Australian Suppliers Database ... Trade events
    Industry search
    Learn more about the expertise of Australian companies. Choose an industry from the list below. Select an industry Agribusiness Aquaculture Automotive Biotechnology Building and Construction Business and Finance Culture Media and Entertainment Dairy Products Education and Training Electric Energy Environment Fibre Film Services Franchising Horticulture ICT Infrastructure Meat Mining and Metals Organic Railways Seafood Shipbuilding Sport and Recreation Transport and Storage Wine
    The benefits of choosing Australian products and services
    Australia has a diversified economy with strengths in a wide range of industry sectors. Overseas buyers using Australian suppliers will benefit from:
    • the existing network of world class technology parks and research facilities that ensure quality products are developed across all industry sectors
    • the culture of innovation in Australian industry which is generating advanced products and services that are competitively priced in the international market place
    • the commitment of Austrade to facilitate the process of purchasing products and services from Australian companies
    Economist's corner FAQs Useful Links Dept. of Foreign Affairs and Trade

    13. - Int
    australian industry expertise. Learn more about the expertise of Australian companies. Choose an industry from the list below. Select
    http://www.austrade.gov.au/india_customer/layout/0,,0_PWB110418001-1_6croz16-2_-
    Text Only Search index Home India locations and teams Australian business opportunities ... About Austrade
    Australian industry expertise
    Learn more about the expertise of Australian companies. Choose an industry from the list below. Select an industry Agribusiness Aquaculture Automotive Biotechnology Building and Construction Business and Finance Culture Media and Entertainment Dairy Products Education and Training Electric Energy Environment Fibre Film Services Franchising Horticulture ICT Infrastructure Meat Mining and Metals Organic Railways Seafood Shipbuilding Sport and Recreation Transport and Storage Wine
    The benefits of choosing Australian products and services
    Australia has a diversified economy with strengths in a wide range of industry sectors. Overseas buyers using Australian suppliers will benefit from:
    • the existing network of world class technology parks and research facilities that ensure quality products are developed across all industry sectors
    • the culture of innovation in Australian industry which is generating advanced products and services that are competitively priced in the international market place
    • the commitment of Austrade to facilitate the process of purchasing products and services from Australian companies
    Site links Our team Australian business opportunities Useful websites About Austrade
    Trade related sites Australian industry expertise FAQ's Useful websites India Australia trade information ... Technical information

    14. Australian Defence Organisation: Defence Materiel Organisation
    Policy. australian industry Involvement. australian industry Involvement Manual. The Defence Capability Plan (DCP) is unique when compared
    http://www.defence.gov.au/dmo/id/aii/aii.cfm
    Policy
    Australian Industry Involvement
    DIIREC Contact
    Australian Industry Involvement Manual
    The Defence Capability Plan (DCP) is unique when compared with the full range of Defence procurement. Decisions made today can shape in-country support and procurement decisions for decades to come. The Australian Industry Involvement (AII) Program is the key tool through which Defence satisfies its requirements for in-country support of the equipment it acquires. The Statement committed the then Defence Acquisition Organisation to developing and releasing in 1998 a manual that would provide such guidance to Defence and industry. This commitment was met with the publication of Version 1 of the Australian Industry Involvement Manual. The Manual was last updated in January 2001 and is currently being revised.
    Defence Industry Investment Recognition (DIIREC) Scheme
    TOP The Defence Industry Investment Recognition Scheme replaces the Defence Offset Program and now provides overseas companies with the opportunity to gain formal recognition for investments in Australian industry which develop or sustain Australian Defence self-reliance. Participants in the scheme can use the recognition achieved under a DIIREC Deed as part of their AII package in a tender being submitted to the Defence Department for the supply of equipment and services. For further information contact Mr Alan Scheckenbach on (02) 6266 7049.

    15. Australian Defence Organisation: Defence Materiel Organisation
    australian industry Involvement. TOP. Defence requires australian industry to provide ready and reliable support for inservice and planned capabilities.
    http://www.defence.gov.au/dmo/ascd/air5077/air5077.cfm
    Projects
    AIR 5077 - Project Wedgetail
    Airborne Early Warning and Control
    Home Project History Organisation Media Releases
    Latest Project Information
    Opening of 2 Squadron Headquarters Building Boeing 737-700 Facts and Figures
    Project Background
    What is Project WEDGETAIL?
    The Wedgetail Eagle is a native of Australia, and is one of the largest Eagles in the world. It is known to have extremely acute vision, to range widely in search of prey, to protect it's territory without compromise and to stay aloft for long periods of time. For these reasons Project WEDGETAIL
    Acquisition Strategy
    TOP The acquisition strategy being pursued for Project AIR 5077 consists of a series of linked stages, to progressively refine options and gain insight to solutions for risk mitigation. The staged procurement approach is based on functional specifications, with a managed and progressive evaluation of candidate systems. The acquisition strategy:
    • adheres to Departmental policy guidance, maintains effective competition

    16. Australian Trade And Industry Associations - Export61
    australian industry and Trade Associations, Australian Trade. Exporting from Australia, Exporting from Australia. Other industries, Australian and States’ CCIs,
    http://www.export61.com/link.asp?code=INAS

    17. MBS - McLennan Library
    australian industry Associations Agriculture Agribusiness Association of Australia Contains excellent data on the agricultural food industry in Australia.
    http://mclennan.mbs.edu/nwwebresources/webresources_associations.htm
    Printer Friendly version
    Australian Industry Associations

    18. AusStats : 8155.0 Australian Industry
    8155.0 australian industry EMBARGO 1130 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 27/08/2003. 8155.0 20002001 australian industry, - 8155.0 1998-99 australian industry.
    http://www.abs.gov.au/Ausstats/abs@.nsf/0/48791677ff5b2814ca256a1d0001fecd?OpenD

    19. AusStats : The Evolution Of Australian Industry
    View Shopping Cart. Australia Now, 1301.0 2003. Year Book Australia 2003 Industry Overview The evolution of australian industry. Jump
    http://www.abs.gov.au/Ausstats/abs@.nsf/0/9d8841b098226820ca256cae0010bbfc?OpenD

    20. AIR Links: Australian Industry Links
    australian industry Links. themusic.com.au Music industry news and resource site. One of the most visited australian industry sites on the web.
    http://www.air.org.au/industrylinks.html
    Finding it
    AIR database

    Online Directory

    Artist links
    ...
    Hearing it

    Buying it
    Online

    By Genre
    General

    Indigeneous

    Dance /
    Electronica ... Aus Industry Links Australian Industry Links Australian Music Industry Directory http://www.immedia.com.au/amid The most comprehensive music industry directory (for finding managers, labels, music media, radio, distributors, etc). The Music Network musicnetwork@themusicnetwork.com.au The Music Network is a weekly magazine that monitors the industry via radio add lists, airplay, and retail charts. It's the leading Australian magazine of its kind and can be purchased on 6 and 12 month subscriptions. For further information, email the Music Network themusic.com.au Music industry news and resource site. One of the most visited Australian industry sites on the web. Australian Record Industry Association (ARIA) Trade association representing major and independent producers, manufacturers and distributors. Australasian Performing Rights Association (APRA) AMRAP (AUSTRALIAN MUSIC RADIO AIRPLAY PROJECT) Government funded organisation that promotes Australian music through community broadcasting.

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