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Australian companies on fast track to British success in UK Market Entry Competition 23 Nov 2010
Some of Australia’s fastest-growing and most innovative companies were recognised last week with honours in the UK Market Entry Competition (UK-ME).
Australian Carbon Capture and Storage expertise makes its mark in Europe 11 Oct 2010
A recent program of events in Europe organised by Austrade for Australian Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) experts is set to deliver partnering opportunities for the Australian CCS industry.
CEO Forum links Australia and UK Business Leaders 15 Sep 2010
Australian and British business leaders met in London yesterday to discuss ways to grow the trade and investment links between the two nations, as part of the Australialive CEO Forum.
Aussie businesses make Olympic effort for London 2012 gold 29 Jul 2010
Australia has already won a swag of Olympic gold with confirmation today that over 20 Aussie businesses have secured around $250 million in contracts for the London 2012 Olympics.
Australia headlines ‘The Great Escape’ 25 Mar 2010
Two-hundred of the UK’s top music industry taste-makers will sample a distinctly Australian musical flavour with the launch in London this week of the Australian line-up for Europe’s renowned Great Escape festival.
Business heavyweights discuss improving Aust-UK trade and investment relationship 25 Jun 2009
Australian and British business leaders will meet in London today to discuss ways of maximising the strong relationships between the two nations.
London foodies feast on Aussie top tastes 16 Jun 2009
London's gourmet shoppers will be offered a unique Australian foodie experience as part of G'day UK celebrations at iconic UK retailer Selfridges, later this month.
Australia launches its first G’day to the UK 3 Jun 2009
Following on from the highly successful US program, the first G’day UK launches in London later this month (24-30 June) with a heavy-weight burst of activity to reinforce business and consumer partnerships between the two nations.
World a twitter about Aussie wine 18 Mar 2009
With the UK market putting the squeeze on Aussie wine producers a world-first approach has been taken to get our boutique, smaller scale producers into the British limelight.
Aussie food trends set the next course for Brits 26 Feb 2009
Aussies have taken a leaf out of Jamie Oliver’s cookbook and are teaching the Brits a thing or two about food with the launch of an Austrade food trends report in the UK this month.

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2012 in London

For details on how Australian companies can become involved in the 2012 Games in London, please view our 'Getting involved in 2012' overview.

OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises

Multinational Enterprises should be aware of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises that provide voluntary principles and standards for responsible business behaviour in a variety of areas, consistent with applicable domestic laws. These Guidelines are endorsed and promoted by the Australian Government. For more information, go to the AusNCP website.

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