21. Australian Export Online - Export61 Australian exports in information technology and communications industry; AustralianICT companies Links to australian industry and trade associations, http://www.export61.com/

Mon, 19 Sep, 2005 about us testimonials contacts and feedback strategic partnership ... subscriber packages - 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 Australian exports in information technology and communications industry; Australian ICT companies

22. Industry Capability Network Western Australia - Creating Opportunity For Industr Industry Capability Network Western Australia (ICN) is to promote Western Australiaand australian industry through import replacement and opportunities for http://www.icnwa.org.au/

ICN WA CCI Building, Level 4, 180 Hay Street, East Perth, WA 6004 Phone: Fax: Email: icn@cciwa.com Welcome to Industry Capability Network Western Australia. Why import a product when you may be able to buy it more competitively from an Australian manufacturer? Whether you are in project management, design, engineering, specification, buying or any procurement process, the Industry Capability Network Western Australian (ICNWA) can give you fast access to Australian and New Zealand capability for any product or service, and the information is free and tailored to your needs. The ICNWA can help you reduce your procurement costs. LATEST NEWS AMPHIBIOUS SHIPS PROJECT AUSTAL AND RAYTHEON AUSTRALIA INVITE EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST FOR AMPHIBIOUS SHIPS PROJECT Industry throughout Australia has the opportunity to work with the Austal-Raytheon Amphibious Ships Team, which in August 2004 announced its intention to bid for the Australian Defence Forces $2 billion Amphibious Ships Project (JP 2048).

23. AusStats : The Evolution Of Australian Industry The article 100 years of change in australian industry.provides a more detailed of the development of Australian industries over the past 100 years. http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/0/6bb92eeffda66a82ca256f7200832f6f?OpenD

24. Briefly: Australian Industry Shows Contraction - Business Asia By Bloomberg - In australian industry shows contraction. Australia s manufacturing industry contractedfor the first time in four years in July as factories cut their output http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/08/01/bloomberg/sxbriefs.php

Subscribe to the newspaper ARTICLE TOOLS CHANGE FORMAT PRINT PAGE EMAIL ARTICLE Business Asia by Bloomberg ... Remove all read clippings TODAY IN BUSINESS ASIA BY BLOOMBERG China adds to range of debt sales Singapore Petroleum forecasts record earnings Hotelier plans Four Seasons project in Malaysia LANGUAGE TOOLS Language Tools What is this? English Definitions English->Spanish English->French English->German English->Italian Eng->Portuguese Powered by Ultralingua ARTICLE TOOLS CHANGE FORMAT PRINT PAGE EMAIL ARTICLE ) FONT ( ) FONT Briefly: Australian industry shows contraction Bloomberg News TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2005 Australian industry shows contraction Australia's manufacturing industry contracted for the first time in four years in July as factories cut their output of construction materials and chemicals, a survey released Monday said. The index that measures Australian manufacturing output fell 6.5 points to 48.7 in July, the Australian Industry Group and Pricewater-houseCoopers said in the report. It is the first time since mid-2001 that the index has had a reading below 50, which indicates the industry is contracting. Inflation accelerates Inflation in Thailand sped up to a six-year high in July as higher fuel prices made transportation costlier. The consumer price index rose 5.3 percent from a year earlier after climbing 3.8 percent in June, the Commerce Ministry said. That was the biggest gain since October 1998.

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27. Australian Industry Group (AI Group) The australian industry Group (AI Group) actively participates in forums and isrepresented on peak and operational working groups relevant to vocational http://www.dest.gov.au/sectors/school_education/programmes_funding/programme_cat

@import url(http://www.dest.gov.au/Templates/Stylesheets/SiteLayout.css); Skip to main menu Skip to content Home Sectors ... A-Z Index Menu navigation Skip navigation School education School education main page Organisations and contacts ... School education A-Z You are here: Home School education Programme categories Key priorities ... Vocational Education in Schools > Australian Industry Group Australian Industry Group (AI Group) The Australian Industry Group (AI Group) actively participates in forums and is represented on peak and operational working groups relevant to vocational education. Ai Group is promoting increased school industry partnerships through incentives and opportunities. Ai Group’s website showcases the ‘Employer Success Stories’ from school/industry partnerships. The website provides information on options for school industry partnerships such as Vocational Education in Schools and School-based New Apprenticeships. AI Group showcases the benefits for business for participating in such programs. The AI Group has developed an Adopt-A-School Program to assist employers to connect with students. The aim of the program is to provide an active link between manufacturing employers, students, teachers and the broader school environment through activities that will increase knowledge and opportunities for careers and further education. These are operating or being piloted in South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland.

28. Australian Government, Department Of Defence JSF delivering high value jobs to australian industry australian industry haswon more high value work on the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) Program, http://www.defence.gov.au/

Air Force Orions deploy to the Middle East A Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) AP-3C Orion, of 92 Wing, jettisons flares during a trial of electronic warfare self-protection systems by the Aircraft Research and Development Unit (ARDU) based at RAAF Base Edinburgh, South Australia. More Air Force Orions deploy to the Middle East A group of 80 Air Force members from RAAF Base Edinburgh were farewelled on 09 September 2005 for the Middle East Area of Operations as part of Australia’s contribution to the rebuilding of Iraq and the fight against terrorism. Defence Minister Robert Hill said the group will deploy as a rotation and will be the first AP-3C Orion aircraft fitted with electronic warfare self protection to provide greater operational flexibility and increase safety and protection for aircrew. More Sea King Board of Inquiry The Board of Inquiry commenced on 6 September 2005 into the Sea King helicopter accident on the Indonesian island of Nias on 2 April 2005.

29. Australian Defence Organisation: Defence Materiel Organisation recognised that australian industry is a vital component of Defence Further information regarding Defence australian industry Capability policy can be http://www.defence.gov.au/dmo/ascd/air5077/air5077.cfm

Projects AIR 5077 - Project Wedgetail Airborne Early Warning and Control Project History Organisation Media Releases Latest Project Information "The Eagle" has landed in Canberra Wedgetail Signing Guarantees New High-Tech Jobs 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

30. Duram Products Australia - Part Of The Australian Industry & Defence Network Duram Products Australia specializes in the sale of government and militarygradegas masks protective clothing as well as other defense systems. http://www.duramproducts.com.au/

Duram Products Australia is a proud member of the building, tall building, fire, safety in fire, smoke, terrorist, terror attack, biologic trait, anthrax, smallpox, plague, radiation

31. AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY DEFENCE NETWORK ACT Chamber of Commerce and Industry Affiliations australian industry DefenceNetwork. http://www.actchamber.com.au/files/Affiliations/industryDefence.html

AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY DEFENCE NETWORK Benefits of membership include; information on defence business opportunities, networking, access to government and the diplomatic corps. ADIN membership is complimentary for Chamber members. Click here for a copy of the AIDN membership application form Click here to enter the AIDN ACT website THE VOICE OF BUSINESS Confederation of ACT Industry 12a Thesiger Court Deakin ACT 2600 Australia PO Box 192 Deakin West ACT 2600 Australia chamber@actchamber.com.au www.actchamber.com.au Telephone: Facsimile: Workplace Relations Helpline:

32. RMIT - IBISWorld - Australian Industry Reports Information guide on how to access and use the Ibisworld database. Details ofhow full text reports are selected for the IBISWorld database. http://www.rmit.edu.au/browse/Our Organisation/RMIT University Library/Guides an

LOGIN About RMIT Study at RMIT Admissions Careers ... Research Search Entire site Entire site, incl. images, multimedia... Home pages Staff and other contact details Academic programs [degrees, certificates...] Courses [subjects] Policy and Procedures Images, pdf, multimedia... Current location for Home Our Organisation RMIT University Library Guides and Tutorials ... IBISWorld - Australian Industry Reports IBISWorld - Australian Industry Reports IBISWorld is an Australian company that specialises in the long range forecasting of industry conditions and the business environment, with an emphasis on providing information for strategic planning and research. IBISWorld produce reports on Industry and Market Research, Company Profiles and the Business Environment. RMIT University Library subscribes to approximately 50 IBISWorld Australian industry reports from over 500 available reports. The report titles are based on the Industry Classes, listed under the Australian and New Zealand Industrial Classification System (ANZIC). The Library also subscribes to a limited number of the Company Profiles and Business Environment reports. Accessing IBISWorld RMIT staff and students can access IBISWorld both on and off campus. When accessing the database, use your RMIT (NDS) login when requested to login. The terms and conditions for the use of IBISWorld will then be displayed and will have to be accepted before you are transferred into the database. The IBISWorld database will open at RMIT Library's current subscription list of report titles. These listed report titles are the only full text IBISWorld reports available to RMIT staff and students. The listed full text reports are referred to as the Opened Items . To access an opened report, select an industry title of interest and click on the title link. Once on the opening page of the report, you can link to chapters within the report by using the chapter heading links on the left hand side of the screen. Under the chapter heading links, there is also a Download Report link which will enable you to download the full report as an MS Word Document or in Rich Text Format.

33. JSF Delivering High Value Jobs To Australian Industry (August 2, 2005) australian industry has won more high value work on the This work illustrates the important role australian industry is playing as http://www.airshow.com.cn/en/Article/yjxx/200508/543.html

34. South Australia :: Business Gateway :: DTED Discover the advantages of doing business in South Australia. growth aredeveloped with strong input and guidance from South australian industry. http://www.southaustralia.biz/dted/

Home About South Australia Capabilities Infrastructure ... Links D T E D Department of Trade and Economic Development Click here for a full list of department's executive team. Divisions Industry Strategy and Liaison Office of the Economic Development Board Office of Trade Office of Manufacturing ... Office of Small Business (including Small Business Advocate Economic Analysis and Policy Strategic Projects Defence Unit ... Corporate Services Responsible Ministers are the Hon. Mike Rann, Premier and Minister for Economic Development, the Hon. Kevin Foley, as Minister assisting the Premier in Economic Development, and as Minister for Federal/State Relations, the Hon. Paul Holloway, MLC as the Minister for Industry and Trade and the Hon. Karlene Maywald MP as the Minister for Regional Development and the Minister for Small Business. Created in March 2004, DTED's primary role is to contribute to ongoing economic growth and wealth creation in South Australia. We: q formulate high-level policy and strategy;

35. Roger Clarke's Info Security Standards Major australian industry and Government Standards. Roger Clarke. Principal,Xamax Consultancy Pty Ltd, Canberra. Visiting Professor, Baker McKenzie http://www.anu.edu.au/people/Roger.Clarke/EC/IntroSecyStds.html

Information Security Major Australian Industry and Government Standards Roger Clarke Principal, Xamax Consultancy Pty Ltd , Canberra Visiting Professor, University of N.S.W. Visiting Fellow, Department of Computer Science Australian National University Version of 28 April 2003 This document is at http://www.anu.edu.au/people/Roger.Clarke/EC/IntroSecyStds.html References Note: Australian Standards can be purchased from Standards Australia ACSI 33 (2000) `Security Guidelines for Australian Government IT Systems' Australian Communications Security Instruction No. 33, April 1998, rev. 2000, Defence Signals Directorate, at http://www.dsd.gov.au/infosec/acsi33/acsi_index.html ANAO (2000) 'Business Continuity Management' Australian National Audit Office, 2000, at http://www.anao.gov.au/WebSite.nsf/Publications/4A256AE90015F69B4A2568EE0010062B/$file/business+continuity.pdf ANAO (2001) 'Internet Delivery Decisions' Australian National Audit Office, 2000, at http://www.anao.gov.au/WebSite.nsf/Publications/4A256AE90015F69B4A256A3E0025D82A/$file/Internet+Delivery+Decisions.pd f AS/NZS 3931 (1998) `Risk Analysis of Technological Systems - Application Guide' Standards Australia, 1998

36. Australian Industry Group & PricewaterhouseCoopers Australian Performance Of Man The AiG/PricewaterhouseCoopers Australian Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI)is a seasonally adjusted national composite index based on five key http://www.pwcglobal.com/extweb/ncsurvres.nsf/docid/15AAD4FFE3C89A4B85256AC00054

document.write(clickpath); document.write(''); Please enable JavaScript to view this page properly. A further deterioration in exports and weak growth in new orders left manufacturing stuck in low gear in March. Nevertheless, the Australian Industry Group - PricewaterhouseCoopers Australian PMI rose by 1.8 points to 52.6 - still well below the peak of late 2004 and down on the 55.4 recorded at the same time last year. The Australian PMI points to annual manufacturing growth of around 2% and non-farm GDP growth of over 2.5%. For complete results, download the electronic copy of the report [PDF format, 563KB]: You will need Adobe's free Acrobat Reader to view this file. Contact Graeme Billings Industrial Products Leader Tel: 03 860 33007 Email: graeme.billings@au.pwc.com Print Page rotatingImage("bordeaux") Weak exports and orders leave manufacturing in low gear Media release announcing highlights of the March 2005 PMI. writeFooter("2004");

37. Australian Industry Group / PricewaterhouseCoopers Survey Of Australian Manufact Manufacturing conditions remained solid in the September quarter 2004. However,production growth eased moderately on the previous three months as 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 - March quarter 2005 The latest issue of the Australian Industry Group/PricewaterhouseCoopers Survey of Australian Manufacturing has shown that manufacturing production growth steadied in the March quarter 2005, following the slowdown over much of 2004. However, it was the weakest March quarter outcome in four years, and was underpinned primarily by the largest increase in inventories of finished goods in the history of the survey. Although strenthening moderately (driven largely by the food and beverage and textile sectors), growth in sales and new orders is anticipated to ease in the June quarter. Along with a resumption of inventory depletion, production growth in the June quarter is projected to be the weakest since the September quarter 2001. While higher raw material costs were again the major constraint on production growth, the outcome was down from 29% in the previous quarter. The number of firms citing labour shortages also eased slightly. The effect of import penetration was unchanged, but the proportion citing an unfavourable exchange rate increased to the highest level since mid-2004. Production expanded in nine sectors in the March quarter 2005 - confined, however, to New South Wales and Tasmania. Elsewhere, growth slowed sharply in Western Australia (although remaining relatively strong), and also in Queensland.

38. Address To Australian Industry Group Address to australian industry Group. Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. 17, 19 and21 February 2003. In this address I want to 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;

39. Australian Synchrotron - Opportunities For Australian Industry The Australian Synchrotron Project and the Industry Capability Network (ICN) are The Project will provide many opportunities for australian industry. http://www.synchrotron.vic.gov.au/content.asp?Document_ID=700

40. Australian Film Commission - Industry Policy And Research - Latest Trade Update between the US and Australian industries in terms of size and critical mass, strength and international penetration of the australian industry. http://www.afc.gov.au/policyandresearch/policy/trade/update.aspx

19 September 2005 Home AFC Viewpoint Trade Issues Trade Update Aus Content: Free Aus Content: Pay Aus Film Industry Box Office ... Recent Speeches Latest Trade Update Free trade agreement timetable key dates Negotiators have been in regular contact since the last round of formal negotiations in Hawaii in July, with an intercessional meeting held in late September. The next round of negotiations will start on 27 October in Canberra, with the final round to commence in early December in Washington. AFC delegation lobbies key US stakeholders in Washington and Los Angeles An AFC delegation recently travelled to Washington and Los Angeles to advocate the need for cultural reservations for the Australia-US Free Trade Agreement. AFC Chair Maureen Barron, Chief Executive Kim Dalton and Policy Director Kim Ireland met with members of the Friends of Australia Congressional Caucus, advisors to members of the powerful Senate Ways and Means Committee, key United States Trade Representative officials, as well as executives of the Motion Picture Association, The Screen Director's Guild of America, The Writers' Guild of America West and The Screen Actors' Guild. The discussions provided an opportunity to put forward Australia's case for cultural reservations, to highlight the significant differences between the US and Australian industries in terms of size and critical mass, and outline the limited scope and transparent nature of Australia's existing cultural support mechanisms. It also proved an excellent forum to argue that cultural policy objectives focused on securing minimum levels of Australian content, not protecting the Australian audiovisual market from competition. The AFC also welcomed the chance to better understand the issues and concerns facing the US industry.

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