Home/Export Markets/Countries/United Kingdom/News News Latest news and articles Beyond Beijing, it's London calling in 2012 and Australia has the track record 25 Aug 2008 Article by Tim Harcourt, Chief Economist Australian businesses in the race for London 2012 21 Aug 2008 Home-grown businesses are crucial to London 2012 but Australian capability is a well recognised component of many successful Olympics, according to the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) Chair, Mr John Armitt CBE. International buyers wooed by Australian collections 1 May 2008 Rosemount Australian Fashion Week (RAFW) is exceeding international buyers’ expectations according to Austrade’s Senior Export Adviser, Ms Lucy Coward. Aussie exporters already winning gold at London 2012 Olympics 12 Mar 2008 Australian exporters are scoring significant business wins as a result of the London 2012 Olympic Games, with the support of Austrade, the Australian Government’s chief export agency. The Wallabies are out but exporters are still in the ruck 12 Oct 2007 Article by Tim Harcourt, Chief Economist Aussie fashion and design set to rule 'Cool Britannia' 26 Sep 2007 Australia is leading the charge in culture and sophistication in London, one of the world's most exciting and trend-setting cities, with three events this week highlighting Australia's design and fashion strengths. London Calling... For Australian Design 26 Sep 2007 Article by Tim Harcourt, Chief Economist UK news from Austrade 25 Sep 2007 The latest news and media releases regarding the United Kingdom from Austrade. A Commonwealth for the common good 7 Mar 2006 Article by Tim Harcourt, Chief Economist London to a BRIC…? 3 Mar 2006 Article by Tim Harcourt, Chief Economist

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