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The Australia-China Chamber of Commerce and Industry of
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All of the
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Presentation by Mr
Ian Murray, Executive Director and General
Manager, Australian Institute of Export (NSW) Ltd at the launching of the
2003 Premier’s NSW Exporter of the Year Awards, May 2003. Short version
(592KB). Click here
to download the PPT file. Full version
(2,678KB) is available only on CD-ROM.
Requests
for a copy of the presentation on CD-ROM may be placed with Ms Helen Qiao (Tel: 9264 8088). Hunter Export
Centre, hosted a presentation on the
Australia-Singapore Free Trade Agreement by Mr Stephen Deady, on 28 May,
2003. The Singapore-Australia Free
Trade Agreement was concluded on 17 February 2003. SAFTA is a comprehensive agreement that
guarantees tariff free access for goods, improved market access for services,
greater certainty for investors and further trade facilitation. Mr Deady led the
team that concluded this Agreement. He
will outline the benefits to Australian exporters and investors, particularly
in legal, financial and education services.
Pictured from left to right: Dr
Allan Pattison, Chairman, Hunter Economic Development Corporation, Mr
Stephen Deady, Chief Negotiator, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade,
Mr Judd Webber, 2003 Program Director, ACCCI Australian Innovation and
Technology Commercialisation Program, NSW+Pearl River Delta Project, Ms
Leigh Bryant, Chairperson, Hunter Export Centre, Mr Don Champagne,
Manager, Hunter Export Centre and Mr Philip Green, NSW State Director,
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The second round
of negotiations on the proposed US-Australia Free Trade Agreement will be
held in Mr Deady is a
trade policy specialist, who has served overseas as Minister in the
Australian Embassy in ACCCI, through its
Australian Innovation and Technology Commercialisation Program, is working
closely with the Hunter Export Centre to develop increased trade between |
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Text
and photosof the site (in PDF) Visit to Basuo Australian
Memorial Text and
photos of the site (in Word) Article
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Pictured are
Edmund Capon AM OBE, Director, Art
Gallery of New South Wales and Richard Johnson, Architect of Asian
Gallery. They Give Evidence is a confronting and moving work by Dadang
Christanto. The rebuilt Asian
galleries at Art Gallery of New South Wales were opened on October 25,
2003. These galleries house extensive
Asian collections and will provide space for regular temporary exhibitions of
Asian arts. Christanto’s
works speak eloquently for the victims of oppression and social injustice. Community
Ambassadors - Mandarin and Cantonese Language
introductions to the Art Gallery Collection by a new volunteer group of the
Art Gallery Society. http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/member/volunteer/community_ambassadors |
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Media Release:
"Tougher immigration rules" at Media Release: Beijing Food and Wine Festival hosted by Swissotel Sydney – uploaded
16 June 2004. Click here for a copy (in
PDF with photographs – 712 KB).
Photo of Mr Ren
Gang from the Division of Africa and Oceania, Foreign Affairs Office, Hebei
Provincial People's Government and Ms Helen Qiao, Project Director ACCCI
Australia Education and Business Training Centre Programme (AEBTC) at the
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