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Australian designs and fashion set to make strides in London (16-Oct-2007)
Australian designs and fashion have emerged to become highly desired in the UK and also across Europe. As a sign of further bolstering its position were three events that were scheduled to be held in London during the last week of September 2007. The three events highlighted the strengths of Australian fashion and designs.
Japan boosts trade ties with Sydney (30-Aug-2007)
In an effort to boost trade in Japan with Sydney businesses, the Japanese Government is funding a free seminar on 3rd October run by Austrade, the Australian Government’s export development agency.
Austrade invites NSW businesses for North East Asia the place to be seminar (24-Aug-2007)
NSW businesses are invited by Austrade, the Australian Government’s export development agency to learn about the place to be, North East Asia at a free Small Business Month September 2007 event.
High initial grant payments for small exporters (22-Aug-2007)
The Australian Government Minister for Trade, Warren Truss, announced that A$70,000 ceiling amount will be set for first-round payments to successful applicants under the Export Market Development Grants (EMDG) scheme in 2007-08.
Austrade organises -The Women in Export Trade Day (26-Jun-2007)
An increasing number of businesses led by women are finding overseas success and women exporters looking to create similar markets for their own products had an unique opportunity to network and learn about practical strategies during a one-day event organised by Austrade.
Australia attracts Latin Americans through Australian promotional event (8-Jun-2007)
A large Australian promotional event was held in Latin America attracted thousands of visitors in three countries and boost Australia’s profile in a region of 450m people. The Australia Festival 2007 showcased Australia as a destination for study, business, tourism, fashion and youth culture at events held in Mexico, Peru and Argentina.
Austrade’s holds Trade Day for women (7-Jun-2007)
With women fast becoming the new economic forces in business world wide, Austrade, for the first time, will hold a Trade Day for women to kick-off the APEC Women Leaders Network (WLN) meeting in Port Douglas.
Aussie exporters go online (4-Jun-2007)
A new online shopping mall called OzMall, developed in partnership between Austrade, Australia Post and Korea Post is proving a success, helping Australian small businesses export their goods to South Korea cheap and efficient.
Austrade holds The Women in Export Trade Day (31-May-2007)
An increasing number of businesses led by women are finding overseas success and women exporters looking to create similar markets for their own products will have an unique opportunity to network and learn about practical strategies during a one-day event organised by Austrade.
New Australia-Japan FTA to tap opportunities (4-May-2007)
Business awareness of current Australia-Japan Free Trade Agreement negotiations underway is lower than awareness of China negotiations, and it must be increased according to Austrade’s survey.
Truss led a high-level trade delegation to India for JBC (25-Apr-2007)
The Australian Government Minister for Trade, Warren Truss, led a 50-member business delegation to India for the 16th Joint Business Council (JBC).
McShane Hill Bathing Products credits Austrade for its export (24-Apr-2007)
McShane Hill Bathing Products makes and supplies a cosmetic line of bathing products. Austrade introduced it to distributors in Hong Kong, Japan, Thailand, India and New Zealand and has helped complete arduous paperwork requirements in Thailand.
Australian export firms tackle climate change (24-Apr-2007)
In an effort to help curb global climate change, Australian businesses that provide environmentally friendly products or services are encouraged to consider exporting by the Australian Government’s export promotion agency, Austrade.
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