1. Ai Group Home GST ONE YEAR ON Survey of Outcomes on australian industry. australian industry Groupsubmission to the Regional Development Analysis Panel August 2002 (PDF). http://www.aigroup.asn.au/

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2. IndustryLink Australia: Educational Resource Directory Provides a national directory of australian industry educational resources. Search by curriculum subject or industry. http://www.ozemail.com.au/~kline

IndustryLink Australia Australia's national directory of industry resources supporting education - provides a synopsis and both curriculum subject and industry sector indexes. Main Index IndustryLink Australia serves as the national directory of Australian industry's educational resource materials that are indexed by national curriculum subject areas as outlined in the Curriculum Corporation's Statements and Profiles and by industry sectors consistent with the Australian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC) system. IndustryLink Australia provides this free service to Australian schools, teachers, students, colleges, technical and further education insitutions, and education bodies to build school industry links. Information is available on the following industries and issues: Australian agriculture . sheep, wool, lambs, shearing, cows, cattle, beef, meat, wheat, dairy, milk, cheese, yoghurt, calcium, dental health, asthma, diabetes, cholesterol, food allergy, lactose intolerance, osteoporosis, cotton, pests, heliothis, plant breeding, seeds, varieties, water, irrigation, crop rotation, trees, forests, timber, Eucalypt, hardwood, plantations, Pine, softwood, furniture, forestry, logging, woodchips, pulp, revegetation, old growth forests, native forests, regrowth forests, rainforests, tree planting, saw milling, bushfires.

3. Training Services Training Services. The australian industry Group is keen to help member companiesaccess the training and support they need to build their business. http://www.aigroup.asn.au/training.html

The Ai Group About the Ai Group Help Membership Contacts ... Industry Sectors Departments Industrial Relations Public Affairs Training Workforce Strategies AIG Defence Council About the Defence Council Defence Council Executive Membership Services Defence Council Members ... Publications Training News For the Record Training Services The Australian Industry Group is keen to help member companies access the training and support they need to build their business. Education and training is essential to develop and support the high level of knowledge and skills required by Australian enterprises. Ai Group continues to assist its members with the recruitment and training of apprentices and trainees. Our Group Training Company, national team of Training Advisers and Australia wide training network can provide advice and assistance with meeting the needs of industry through the New Apprenticeships System and competency based training. Ai Group also lobbies governments on behalf of members to ensure that the Australian vocational education and training system keeps pace with the changing needs of employers.

4. Ai Group Home australian industry Group submission to the Regional Development Analysis Panel August 2002 (PDF) http://www.acm.org.au/

SURVEY OF AUSTRALIAN MANUFACTURERS PMI REPORTS CONSTRUCTION OUTLOOK REPORTS Business Costs to Rise by 4.4% Over 2002 ( PDF GST ONE YEAR ON: Survey of Outcomes on Australian Industry INDUSTRY IN THE REGIONS 2001 Article ... Order form PDF SPECIAL Ai GROUP /PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS SURVEY ON TAX REFORM Media release PDF Australia's textile, clothing and footwear industries - what future after 2005 ( PDF Research and Development Expenditure and Drivers in Australian Manufacturing ( PDF "Australia @ Higher Education" - Unlocking The Potential for Australia's Higher Education Sector - September 2002 ( PDF Australian Industry Group submission to the Regional Development Analysis Panel - August 2002 ( PDF National Research Priorities - August 2002 ( PDF Competitive Industry - a decade of manufacturing growth - April 2002 AI GROUP ANNUAL REPORT 2001-2002 Address to the Steel Institute of Australia - Sept 2002 ( PDF Australian Industry Briefings Presentation - Sept 2002 ( PowerPoint Exporters Guide 2002-03 ( PDF Forms of Employment Annual Closedown 2002-2003 INDUSTRY TODAY NEWLETTERS ... FACT SHEETS GENERAL PUBLICATIONS e-Workers Compensation e-Environment Environment, energy and waste issues, government policy commitments, compliance advice, Greenhouse issues and much more.

5. Australian Industry Greenhouse Network australian industry Greenhouse Network Ph +61 2 6230 4622 Fax +61 2 6230 4966. http://www.aign.net/

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6. Australian Industry Greenhouse Network 1. Provide a members forum for dialogue, information exchange and discussionof 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.

7. Australian Industry & Defence Network australian industry Defence Network communications between State bodies and FederalGovernment 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

8. Australian Export Online - Export61 Links to australian industry and trade associations, chambersof commerce and industry, bilateral organisations, http://www.export61.com/

Fri, 4 Apr, 2003 Testimonials Export61 is an excellent tool for a small company like ours when you are first entering the world of export. It is providing us with a way to let the world know about our products via your expertise. Anita Mould, Wild about fruit Company more .. about us how to join us contacts and feedback ... strategic partnership - everything you need to know about Australian Export Search Australian products in over 3000 categories, updated daily Keyword / HECC / Company Price - From Price - To Australian Product Search Product Search Searchable database of Australian products designed in accordance with Harmonized Export Commodity Classification Supplier Search Searchable database of Australian exporters categorized by product range. Product catalogues, company profiles and contact details Export Services Searchable database of Australian export service providers - consulting, testing, certification, labelling, legal services, translation and more Freight and Insurance Australian shipping companies, freight forwarders, couriers, insurance companies and customs brokers. Guide to Australian ports Finance and Investment Export finance and insurance in Australia, investment opportunities, financial institutions, real estate, stockbrokers and financial advisers

9. Australian Industry & Defence Network - Victoria (AIDN-Vic) - Home Page Home Page, australian industry Defence Network Victoria (AIDN-Vic). http://www.aidnvic.org.au/

Home Page About AIDN-Vic What's New Press Releases AIDN-Vic Objectives ... How to contact us The is an industry initiative with the primary objective of assisting small to medium-sized Victorian businesses secure a share of the Australian Defence market. (Prior to 1998 this Industry Network was known as the VBDN) Click here or on the picture to get your free copy! You should also use 800 x 600 screen resolution

10. Australian Industry Participation australian industry Participation. Download the Maximising australian industryParticipation in Petroleum Exploration and Production Best practice. http://www.ace.appea.com.au/bestpractices/industry.asp?menu=bestpractices

11. Australian Industry Participation Best practice in maximising australian industry participation in resourceprojects can be achieved through the adoption of a systems approach. http://www.ace.appea.com.au/bestpractices/Document/section5.asp

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14. Western Australian Industry And Export Awards All the contenders for the 2002 Awards here. Photographs of the 2002Westerm australian industry and Export Awards are now available. http://www.indtech.wa.gov.au/trade/awards/

Type in a Keyword: Home About Us Events Diary Publications ... All the contenders for the 2002 Awards here Photographs of the 2002 Westerm Australian Industry and Export Awards are now available. The images can be seen and an order form downloaded on our special Images Pages The prestigious Western Australian Industry and Export Awards have bestowed recognition and helped establish market presence for innovative and successful Western Australian businesses for more than a decade. The Awards have helped open doors for emerging exporters and generated well-earned recognition for management and staff alike in established businesses operating in mature markets. While considerable status is attached to being a finalist or winning a category, simply applying attracts a number of benefits and has helped many businesses improve their business and marketing planning. For further information or assistance, contact the Awards Secretariat on (08) 9222 5822; or E-mail:

15. Western Australian Industry And Export Awards Awards. A total of 25 firms have been selected as finalists for thisyear's prestigious Western australian industry and Export Awards. http://www.indtech.wa.gov.au/trade/awards/latest.htm

Type in a Keyword: Home About Us Events Diary Publications ... Services to Government Lasata takes out major award Lasata Software's multi-faceted global marketing strategy to promote its Vision Financial Management software has helped earn the company the Premier's Award for Excellence in the 2002 Western Australia Industry and Export Awards. Premier Dr Geoff Gallop presented Lasata Software with the prize at a gala awards ceremony in Perth. The Premier said the award recognised a long record of achievement in creating and marketing. "The company has developed an award winning reputation and has achieved an impressive export record through its marketing strategy which has resulted in 99 percent of sales being derived from exports. "In the last financial year, the company has maintained export growth while exceeding its profit targets. At the same time, it invested heavily in Research and Development to gain entry into major new markets and build the foundation for its own global distribution structure." Lasata Software, which also won the Information, Communications and Technology Export Award for the third time, has continued to develop financial management software tools, designed to complement SunSystems databases, which are now installed in more than 140 countries.

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18. Australian Industry Capability Australia’sA$17 billion Australian automotive industry is a niche player globally,with competitive, lowcost and high-quality design and engineering http://www.austrade.gov.au/industrycapability_template/0,1071,ContentGroup%3Dbuy

About Austrade Media Centre Publications Employment ... Contact Us Austrade Australian Trade Commission Search Home Info for New Exporters Expanding Your Business Export Grants ... Trade Events Buying from Australian Suppliers Industry Aquaculture capability overview Automotive capability overview Biotechnology capability overview Building and construction capability overview Dairy capability overview Defence capability overview Education capability overview Electric Energy capability overview Environment capability overview Fibre capability overview Film capability overview Health capability overview Horticulture capability overview Information and Communications Technology capability overview Infrastructure Capability Overview Mining Equipment and Services capability overview Organics capability overview Plastics and chemicals capability overview Railways capability overview Seafood capability overview Shipbuilding (Commercial) capability overview Shipbuilding (Recreational) capability overview Sport and Olympics capability overview Wine capability overview Buying From Australian Suppliers Search for Australian Suppliers Australian industry capability Industry overview Australian capability ... How Austrade can help Australian industry capabilities Australia is recognised as a supplier of quality and innovative products and services. Please use the above drop down list to display the range of Australian industry capabilities.

19. Australian Industry On The World Stage australian industry on the World Stage A speech to the Moving Towards the KnowledgeEconomy Conference By Mr Peter O'Byrne, Managing Director, Austrade Sydney http://www.austrade.gov.au/generic_template/0,1053,ContentGroup%3Dmediacenter%26

About Austrade Media Centre Publications Employment ... Contact Us Austrade Australian Trade Commission Search Home Info for New Exporters Expanding Your Business Export Grants ... Trade Events Media Centre Media releases Media contacts Speeches Success stories ... Print friendly Speeches Australian Industry on the World Stage A speech to the Moving Towards the Knowledge Economy Conference By Mr Peter O'Byrne, Managing Director, Austrade Sydney, 12 November 2002 Ladies and gentlemen It is encouraging to see the success Margaret Ryan and her team have achieved with this initiative. Why this goal is relevant to the knowledge economy; And how knowledge companies can break down the barriers to exporting and the benefits of going international. International business also provides a range of benefits beyond economics, including improved working conditions, opportunities for regional development, and a more open outlook to the rest of the world. Our research shows companies involved in export, on average, pay higher wages, and provide more permanent jobs. Yet there is evidence of potential to substantially expand our exporter base.

20. Australian Industry Group / PricewaterhouseCoopers Survey Of Australian Manufact australian industry Group / PricewaterhouseCoopers Survey of AustralianManufacturing December quarter 2002, The australian industry http://www.pwcglobal.com/Extweb/ncsurvres.nsf/docid/76AF46C7FE9DA11585256ACE006C

document.write(clickpath); document.write(''); Please enable JavaScript to view this page properly. Australian Industry Group / PricewaterhouseCoopers Survey of Australian Manufacturing - December quarter 2002 The Australian Industry Group/PricewaterhouseCoopers Survey of Australian Manufacturing for the December quarter 2002 shows a strengthening in manufacturing activity, despite the impact of the drought, weaker exports, labour shortages and cost pressures. After seasonal adjustment a net balance of +24% of firms reported increased production in the December quarter 2002, a rise from +22% in the September quarter 2002. This is the highest December quarter production result since 1994. Twelve sectors reported production gains, with seven strengthening over the quarter. The strongest sectors were in construction related activities - wood, wood products and furniture; construction material products and fabricated metal products - with around 65% of firms reporting increased production. Improving commercial activity was identified as a key factor in growth. The strengthening in activity was mainly confined to large firms, with small to medium firms reporting a significant easing in growth. The percentage of firms reporting a rise in production fell from 53% to 42% for medium sized firms, and from 46% to 28% for small firms.

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