61. Partners Of Fisher Adams Kelly Australian And New Zealand Patent And Trademark A of Intellectual Property Counsel (AIPPI),; international trade Marks Association (INTA) Intellectual Property Society of australia and new zealand http://www.fak.com.au/partners.htm

About Us - Partners About Us Senior Professional Staff Professional Support Staff Management ... Paul Thompson Peter Fisher Qualifications: Dip App Sc (Applied Chemistry) Swinburne Institute of Technology, Professional Associations: Asian Patent Attorney Association (APAA), International Federation of Industrial Property Attorneys (FICPI), International Association of Intellectual Property Counsel (AIPPI), Fellow of Australian Institute of Company Directors (FAICD). Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management (FAIM). Return to top of page J Grant Adams Qualifications: B App Sc (Applied Physics) University of Adelaide, Professional Associations: Asian Patent Attorneys Association (APAA), International Federation of Industrial Property Attorneys (FICPI), International Association of Intellectual Property Counsel (AIPPI). Return to top of page Robin T Kelly Qualifications: BSc Monash University, Professional Associations: Royal Australian Chemical Institute (MRACI), Australian Biotechnology Association, International Association of Intellectual Property Counsel (AIPPI)

62. WTO | Trade Policy Review - New Zealand 1996 The australia new zealand Closer Economic Relations trade Agreement (CER) is among In considering its international linkages new zealand has a policy http://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/tpr_e/tp43_e.htm

search on this site register contact us ... français ON THIS PAGE Press release Secretariat summary Government report home ... list of reviews trade policy reviews TRADE POLICY REVIEWS: FIRST PRESS RELEASE, SECRETARIAT AND GOVERNMENT SUMMARIES New Zealand: October 1996 Trade liberalization, privatization, and domestic deregulation have transformed New Zealand's economy from one of the most heavily protected and regulated into one of the most market-oriented and open in the world. See also: Second press release PRESS RELEASE PRESS/TPRB/43 15 October 1996 New Zealand starts to see benefits from its bold reforms Back to top Trade liberalization, privatization, and domestic deregulation have transformed New Zealand's economy from one of the most heavily protected and regulated into one of the most market-oriented and open in the world. Since 1984, when its economy was burdened with high inflation and unemployment and a fiscal deficit approaching 9 per cent of its GDP, New Zealand has persistently carried out bold economic reforms. They are now beginning to pay substantial dividends, including an increase in the economy's sustainable growth potential. A new WTO Secretariat report on New Zealand's trade policies and practices notes that New Zealand's process of unilateral reform is in line with its belief that liberal trade policies are in the country's best interest, regardless of the trade policies of other countries. Trade liberalization and structural reforms have helped to reduce unemployment from 11 per cent in the mid-1980s to 6 per cent in 1996, to cut inflation in the last 10 years from 15 per cent to around 2 per cent and to achieve average, annual economic growth rates of 4 per cent since 1993. The report states that trade and other structural reforms are estimated to have increased New Zealand's real economic growth potential by about 1 per cent a year.

63. WTO | Trade Policy Review - Australia 2002 thus improving australia’s international price competitiveness and benefiting Despite the australia new zealand Closer Economic Relations trade http://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/tpr_e/tp202_e.htm

search on this site register contact us ... français ON THIS PAGE: Press release Secretariat summary Government report home ... list of reviews trade policy reviews TRADE POLICY REVIEWS: FIRST PRESS RELEASE, SECRETARIAT AND GOVERNMENT SUMMARIES PRESS RELEASE PRESS/TPRB/202 25 September 2002 Australia: September 2002 The WTO report, along with the policy statement by the Government of Australia, will serve as a basis for the fourth Trade Policy Review (TPR) of Australia by the Trade Policy Review Body of the WTO on 23 and 25 of September 2002. See also: Second press release Chairperson’s concluding remarks Sound macroeconomic policies and far-reaching structural reforms, behind Australia's impressive economic performance back to top Australia's impressive economic performance during the past decade or so is due in large part to sound macroeconomic policies in combination with some far-reaching structural reforms that have reinforced past unilateral trade liberalization, according to a WTO Secretariat report on the trade policies and practices of Australia. Since its previous Review in 1998, Australia has successfully weathered the Asian financial crisis, despite the severe slowdown elsewhere in the region. Real GDP growth, generated largely by domestic demand and rising multi-factor productivity, remained strong until 2001, when a temporary decline in residential construction activity and the global economic slowdown adversely affected Australia’s short-run outlook for growth and employment. Nonetheless, unemployment has continued to fall and inflation has remained low.

64. New Zealand Country Profile australia/new zealand Closer Economic Relations trade Agreement (ANZCERTA), As new zealand s representative in the international Organization for http://www.fedex.com/us/international/irc/profiles/irc_nz_profile.html?link=4>

65. Australia, New Zealand, ASEAN Agree To Free Trade Talks Next Year Leaders from australia, new zealand and the 10 ASEAN countries will discuss work skills so that the region could better compete in international trade. http://www.aseansec.org/afp/70.htm

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66. Rules Of Origin Under The Australia–New Zealand CER Trade Agreement Ewp-it/0410 Links to Viewable Files international trade (F1,F2) , (0410) EconWPA The request stemmed from concerns that Australian and new zealand firms were http://econwpa.wustl.edu/eprints/it/papers/0410/0410001.abs

EconWPA Links to Viewable Files International Trade (F1,F2) EconWPA Search Page Rules of Origin under the Australia–New Zealand CER Trade Agreement Paper:ewp-it/0410001 From: Obfuscate("pc.gov.au","maps") Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 23:30:21 -0500 Title: Rules of Origin under the Australia–New Zealand CER Trade Agreement Author: Productivity Commission Contact: Obfuscate("pc.gov.au","maps") Comments: Type of Document - pdf Keywords: Australia - New Zealand Closer Economic Relations Trade Agreement (CER); Competition; Economics; New Zealand; Policy; Regulation; Rules of origin; Tariffs; Trade; Trade barriers; JEL: EWPA-references: Abstract: Rules of origin arrangements under the Australia–New Zealand Closer Economic Relations Trade Agreement (CER) were referred to the Commission for examination and report by May 2004. The request stemmed from concerns that Australian and New Zealand firms were having difficulty achieving the minimum content threshold set down under the CER. The Commission’s final report recommended that the CER rules of origin, which confine access to trade concessions to goods produced in Australia or New Zealand, should be liberalised. Papers generally have Acrobat pdf and Postscript formats see viewing papers Files may be obtained with or without compression see compressed files Acrobat pdf files: viewing .pdf

67. Market Brief – The Retail Grocery Market In New Zealand international trade Competitors. new zealand trades extensively with the UK and Food Standards australia new zealand PO Box 10559 Wellington 6036 http://atn-riae.agr.ca/asia/4018_e.htm

Market Information Asia Pacific Market Brief - The Retail Grocery Market in New Zealand June 2005 The Government of Canada has prepared this report based on primary and secondary sources of information. Readers should take note that the Government of Canada does not guarantee the accuracy of any of the information contained in this report, nor does it necessarily endorse the organizations listed herein. Readers should independently verify the accuracy and reliability of the information. This report is intended as a concise overview of the market for those interested in its potential and is not intended to provide in-depth analysis which may be required by the individual exporter. New Zealand is a developed and varied market comprised of over 4 million people. The population is diverse in culture with over 70% of the population of European origin, 8% Maori, 9% Polynesian and 4% Asian. Two thirds of the highly urban population resides in the major centres of Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. The retail grocery market in New Zealand is well developed with main food retailer categories such as supermarkets, small-scale grocery stores, fresh food specialty stores and convenience stores in all major population centres. The retail grocery scene has experienced gradual increases in convenience store food sales; a representation of busy consumers and consumer lifestyles seeking ready-made food and quick-grab items. Fresh food specialty grocery outlets are slowly decreasing in numbers as small grocery store formats as well as convenience store formats have grown 17% and 13% respectively. Despite this the importance of fresh food and specialty food outlets within the market will remain high as the return to 'local' shopping for specialty and fresh food items is a recently observed trend.

68. HyperStudy - Study Abroad Enquiry Service An enquire service for study abroad courses in australia, new zealand, Canada, Europe, Interior Design, international Marketing, international trade http://www.hyperstudy.com/

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69. U.S. Healthcare Technologies Trade Misison - Australia And New Zealand - Septemb The United States Department of Commerce, international trade Consumers in australia and new zealand have a strong affinity for US products. http://www.trade.gov/doctm/health_aus_nz_0905.html

Mission Statement U.S. Healthcare Technologies Trade Mission Australia and New Zealand September 12-16, 2005 Mission Description: The United States Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration, U.S. Commercial Service, Office of Global Trade Programs, is organizing a Healthcare Technologies Trade Mission to Sydney and Melbourne, Australia and to Auckland, New Zealand, September 12-16, 2005. The trade mission will target the IT-healthcare sub-sector, e.g., electronic patient records, automated patient scheduling, telemedicine, but will also include other sectors within the healthcare industry. The focus of the mission will be to match participating U.S. companies with qualified agents, distributors, representatives, licensees, and joint venture partners, and where appropriate, arrange for appointments with government officials, in these markets. Consumers in Australia and New Zealand have a strong affinity for U.S. products. Commercial Setting - Australia: Over 85 percent of medical devices and diagnostics used in Australia are imported, with approximately 60 percent of these products coming from the U.S. Other major market suppliers are the E.U. and Japan. The Australian medical equipment market is valued at approximately US$2 billion, representing about one percent of the global medical market.

70. Speech To The Australia-New Zealand Chamber Of Commerce (UK) - The Bob Hawke Pri For australia and new zealand perhaps the single most important economic fact of the an increasing commitment to liberalised international trade and the http://www.hawkecentre.unisa.edu.au/speeches/commerce.htm

The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre To the Australia-New Zealand Chamber Of Commerce (UK) Address by the Hon R J L Hawke AC London, 2 March 1999 I thank the Chamber for the invitation to meet and speak with you during my brief visit to the United Kingdom. For those of you from New Zealand I know that you know that Australians always speak well of New Zealand and New Zealanders and that this is reciprocated - usually. I will be loyal to that tradition today. 1983 was a good year in Australasia. March 5th saw the election of an outstanding reformist government in Australia and that came shortly after the provisions of the C.E.R. began to operate on the 1st January that year. The list of things for which I was grateful to Malcolm Fraser and his government does not cover many pages - but high on the list is the dedicated work they did with their NZ counterparts in creating C.E.R. Designed to encourage closer economic relations through free trade, while encouraging an outward orientation by both economies and being consistent with international obligations and our interest in the GATT, CER has worked to the mutual advantage of each of our countries. Merchandise trade between us has grown rapidly under CER. There has been a large jump in trade in manufactured goods particularly in intra-industry trade and this has led to a substantial increase in the maturity and capability of manufacturing firms in both countries. Growth in trans-Tasman services trade since 1988 when services were included in CER has, however, been less spectacular.

71. Aotearoa New Zealand Council Of Trade Unions The new zealand Council of trade Unions brings together nearly 300000 new zealand union Burma international trade unions urge stronger EU measures http://www.union.org.nz/

Help us Improve Contact Links Feedback ... Home Subscribe to NZCTU News About subscribing Union activism wins election for Labour “The CTU is proud to have led a successful union movement campaign in the most important Election in our generation” CTU president Ross Wilson said today. 19 September 2005 [read more] ‘Mainstream’ Brash signals intention to divide “Dr Brash has clearly signalled that a National Government would be divisive and elitist,” CTU president Ross Wilson said today. 16 September 2005 [read more] Economists note interest rates higher under National “More economists are acknowledging the risk of higher interest rates due to National’s tax policy,” said Peter Conway, CTU economist, today. 16 September 2005 [read more] National will take more than sick pay! “A National Government would take more than sick pay from working people,” CTU president Ross Wilson said. 14 September 2005 [read more] ‘Back to 1990s with National,’ CTU President warns Rail Workers Council of Trade Unions President Ross Wilson and Greens Party MP Sue Bradford will share a barbeque lunch with members of the Rail and Maritime Union between noon and 1pm today at the Alstom Hutt workshop in Moera. 14 September 2005 [read more] Election 2005 Union activism wins election for Labour “The CTU is proud to have led a successful union movement campaign in the most important Election in our generation” CTU president Ross Wilson said today.

72. New Zealand Trade And Enterprise Official Export Website For Exporters And Impor We connect international buyers directly with new zealand s leading exporters. Buyers can register for our free trade enquiry service, find new zealand http://www.marketnewzealand.com/

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74. Useful Sites About India, Languages, Trade Finance And Traffic The Australian new zealand American Chamber of Commerce WEBEC S international trade PAGE. http//www.helsinki.fi/WebEc/framef.html http://www.fita.org/useful/useful.html

Wednesday, September 14, 2005 Issue 119 Volume 5 Number 19 TELL A FRIEND IN THIS ISSUE: INDIA OUR FEATURED COUNTRY BBC LANGUAGES AIB TRADE FINANCE NATIONAL TRAFFIC AND ROAD CLOSURE INFORMATION ... FITA CAREER HEADQUARTERS - FEATURED JOB - HARRIS CORPORATION Hello International Traders! There's a big future for trade with India, and if you want a part of that, I've got just the site for you the new FITA Mini Portal to India, which has tons of information to help you. Then, I found a site where you can learn a language, or just a few handy phrases, right at your computer. And, whether you're going to the grocery store, or all the way across the U.S., I have a site that will show you the best route to take. Finally, I have a site with all the basic definitions and explanations of international trade terms. INDIA OUR FEATURED COUNTRY http://fita.org/countries/india.html India has the fourth largest economy in the world, a growing population that is fluent in English and highly educated, and a government that is easing controls on private investment and trade. Many companies see India as a market with as much potential as China. If you'd like to research opportunities for trade with this growing country, go to the new India Mini Portal ( http://fita.org/countries/india.html ), which is one of the new features at the FITA Web site. The Mini Portal is a good place to start your research. There is an overview of the country, with facts about the language, currency, climate, etc., plus more specific information about the economy, Indian markets, taxes, labor market indicators, tips on doing business in India, and a search engine to help you find free market research on the Internet. There's also a news feed with the latest Indian news.

75. Australia (09/05) The United States and australia concluded negotiations on a Free trade Agreement The US, australia and new zealand signed the ANZUS Treaty in 1951, http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/2698.htm

Bureau of Public Affairs Electronic Information and Publications Office Background Notes Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs September 2005 Background Note: Australia PROFILE OFFICIAL NAME: Commonwealth of Australia Geography Area: 7.7 million sq. km. (3 million sq. mi.); about the size of the 48 contiguous United States. Cities: (2003) Capital Canberra (pop. 323,000). Other cities Sydney (4.2 million), Melbourne (3.6 million), Brisbane (1.7 million), Perth (1.4 million). Terrain: Varied, but generally low-lying. Climate: Relatively dry, ranging from temperate in the south to tropical in the north. People Nationality: Noun and adjective Australian(s). Population (2005): 20.2 million. Annual population growth rate: 1.1%. Ethnic groups: European 92%, Asian 6%, Aboriginal 2%. Religions (2001): Anglican 21%, Roman Catholic 27%, other Christian 20%, other non-Christian 5%, no religion 16% and not stated 12%. Languages: English. Education: Years compulsory to age 15 in all states except Tasmania, where it is 16. Literacy Health: Infant mortality rate Life expectancy males 78 yrs., females 83 yrs.

76. Australia And New Zealand Health Policy | Full Text | Australia's International These include new zealand, UK, Italy, Malta, Holland, Sweden, Finland, This brief review of australia s international health relations in 2003 has http://www.anzhealthpolicy.com/content/2/1/3

Home Browse articles Search Weblinks ... Volume 2 Viewing options Abstract Full text PDF Associated material: PubMed record Related literature: Articles citing this article on Google Scholar Other articles by authors Barraclough S ... Similar articles (PubMed) Tools: E-mail to a friend Download references Post a comment Key E-mail Corresponding author Short report Australia's international health relations in 2003 Simon Barraclough School of Public Health, La Trobe University, Australia Australia and New Zealand Health Policy The electronic version of this article is the complete one and can be found online at: http://www.anzhealthpolicy.com/content/2/1/3 Received Accepted Published This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License ( http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0 ), which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract A survey for the year 2003 of significant developments in Australia's official international health relations, and their domestic ramifications, is presented. The discussion is set within the broader context of Australian foreign policy. Sources include official documents, media reports and consultations with officers of the Department of Health and Ageing responsible for international linkages. Outline Abstract WHO and other international agencies concerned with health International agreements SARS ... References Australia's health relations with other nations in the field of health constitute an important sub-set of health policy not only because of the intrinsic significance of bi-lateral and multilateral linkages, but also because of their ramifications for health policy at the domestic level.

77. Australia, New Zealand And Pacific Politics Resources On The Internet australia new zealand and Pacific Government and Politics on the Internet Amnesty international new zealand Environmental and Conservation http://www.keele.ac.uk/depts/por/pacbase.htm

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79. FAIR TRADE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND Oxfam new zealand is a development, advocacy and relief agency working to put an Fair trade Association of australia and new zealand. June 28th, 2005 http://www.oxfam.org.nz/jobs/vacancies/ftaanz-producertrader.htm

80. Breakfast With Australia-New Zealand Chamber Of Commerce In Japan We have already a Free trade Agreement with new zealand which goes back 22 the whole of ASEAN to create an ASEAN/australia/new zealand Free trade area. http://www.foreignminister.gov.au/speeches/2005/050322_nzchc_japan.html

:: Home :: Biography :: Department :: Speeches ... :: Website Feedback The Hon. Alexander Downer, MP MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS, AUSTRALIA Speech 22 March 2005 Breakfast with Australia-New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Japan Well thanks very much Evan for that introduction and Ambassador Murray McLean and distinguished guests and ladies and gentlemen. Let me begin by saying what a pleasure it is for me to come to the breakfast organized by the Chamber today and to have the opportunity to meet with many members of the Australian business community here in Japan which I am delighted to do. But also to have the opportunity to meet some of the eminent representatives of the Japanese business community who do so much to promote Australia/Japan trade and help that relationship grow to our mutual benefit. And I want particularly to acknowledge here today Mr Hori the Counsellor of Mitsui OSK Lines and also Mr Nakazawa the President of Nakazawa Foods because you are great friends of Australia you do a lot of business with Australia and we are delighted to see you here. But today is for me just one of those days where I feel, we will see how the day goes, but where I feel it will be a bit of a symbol of how our relationship with Japan has gradually changed. In my view a bit more gradually than I would have liked.

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