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AustCham awards showcase service exports to China 10 Nov 2011
China’s growing demand for a broad range of Australian services exports was reflected in this year’s AustCham Westpac Australia-China Business awards in Hong Kong.
Ministerial Trade Mission to China a Resounding Success 23 Aug 2011
The Australia—China 2.0 trade mission in early August was one of the most successful ministerial missions to China in many years.
Guangzhou - where it all begins 4 Aug 2011
Speech by Laurie Smith, Regional Director, North East Asia, Austrade
Minister leads Australia-China 2.0 Trade Mission (Ministerial) 2 Aug 2011
Trade and Acting Foreign Minister Craig Emerson will lead one of the largest ever trade delegations to leave Australia for Asia when he departs this week for the Australia-China 2.0 Trade Mission to China’s booming inland cities.
Australia-China 2.0 Trade Mission (Ministerial) 24 Jun 2011
The Foreign Affairs Minister Kevin Rudd has officially launched the Australia-China 2.0 trade mission in Brisbane today.
In focus: Transport opportunities for Australian companies in Asia  31 Mar 2011
Australian companies with transport sector expertise are being encouraged to look to Asia for opportunities in 2011, with various transport projects commencing this year in Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Thailand, China and India.
Australian mining manufacturer cracks Chinese market 24 Mar 2011
Mine refuge chamber manufacturer, MineARC has begun exporting into China’s underground coal sector after gaining Chinese government safety standard certification.
Australian environmental expertise making ground in China 16 Mar 2011
Australia’s mining expertise and long mining history form a solid foundation for our major resources exports to China.
Official opening of the Austrade Chengdu office (Parliamentary Secretary for Trade) 15 Mar 2011
Speech by the Hon Justine Elliot MP, Parliamentary Secretary for Trade at the opening of Austrade’s Chengdu office.
Strengthening the Australia-China Trade Relationship (Parliamentary Secretary for Trade) 14 Mar 2011
Economic growth in China translates into opportunities for Australian investors, exporters and consumers, the Parliamentary Secretary for Trade, Justine Elliot, said today.

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