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A recent Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) survey of the Australian exporter community shows that over 86 percent of Australian exporters are either small or medium sized enterprises (SMEs). In fact, research by Austrade and Sensis found that around 13 percent of SMEs export, using international expansion as a high-growth strategy.

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QLD smartens up its exports

Formerly known as ‘The Sunshine State’, Queensland is smartening up, becoming just as well known for its skills in education and manufacturing as its natural beauty

E-commerce and the global marketplace

More than just a website, e-commerce ensures your business is always open for trade in the global marketplace

The Dubai Boom

While Dubai may be a stopover for some, for others it is a market awash with possibility

Global connections: Finding an overseas partner

Your overseas partner can make or break your export business

How to deal with the global food crisis

With the world currently experiencing a food shortage, the effects are starting to be felt across Australia

Good sports for exports

There is a lot of money to be made from promoting and exporting the successes of our Australian sports stars and according to Ian Murray, we’re getting more from our $17 million investment than an Olympic gold medal

Managing Currency Risk With Forward Forex

Currency fluctuations need not be an issue for exporters with simple research and exmanination of your business and market, these strategies can help you  effectively currency-proof your business

The Brains Behind NSW Exports

More than just the sparkling image of Sydney Harbour, New South Wales is a state also characterised by its resources and innovation

What is political risk insurance?

The insurance part is easy to understand, but where do the politics come in? Here's a closer examination of political risk insurance that exporters may have overlooked when profiling export risk

Keeping The Cash Export Cash Flow

Most SMEs would be familiar with cash flow issues, but  exporters in particular need to understand how terms of payment and the time cost of money can affect business growth

Increasing Security Exports

The ever-increasing anxiety about global security has led to an increase in security products worldwide

AUSTRAC accesses international financial information

The government’s Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) recently signed the financial intelligence units of the Czech Republic, Germany, Mexico, and St Kitts and Nevis to memoranda of understanding (MOU), allowing access to financial information for Australian law enforcement and other relevant government agencies

Malaysia turns to commercialisation

The Malaysian Government has enlisted the help of the Australian Institute for Commercialisation (AIC) to provide strategic advice on a number of key innovation and collaboration policies and initiatives

Rudd: Developing an Asia-Pacific regional community

In a speech presented at the Asia Society AustralAsia Centre annual dinner,
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd spoke of developing an Asia-Pacific regional community by 2020 due to the Asian region’s increasing global significance

Australian link to Indian biotech

Australian design firm HBO+EMTB has been appointed master planner of a new biotech park in the city of Vadodara, India

Growth of Australian ICT exports

Projected growth of ICT spending in Asia is 10

New DFAT ambassadors

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade have appointed three new ambassadors: John Richardson to the Argentine Republic (with concurrent accreditation to the Republic of Uruguay and the Republic of Paraguay), Paul Grigson to Thailand and Robert Tyson to Iraq

Australia-China Business Week wrap up

The Australian Business Forum hosted its inaugural Australia-China Business Week in Melbourne in June, sold out due to the increased focus on the growing importance of trade relations between Australia and China

FTA negotiations with China

Minister for Trade Simon Crean re-entered formal free trade agreement (FTA) negotiations with China in mid-June, the 11th round since talks began in 2005 and the first since the Rudd government came to power

Understanding Chinese business culture

China is opening its doors to foreign companies, and those that understand Chinese culture and the scope of the Chinese market will have an edge over competitors

How to research an export destination

Researching export destinations can be demanding, whether you’re a new exporter looking for your first export destination, or an old hand traversing the globe

What is a joint venture?

Some businesses think joint ventures are an official cooperation, others see them as a marriage

Use Australian trade services for export success

Whether you’re an existing exporter or new to the business, Australian trade services can bring new levels of export success

Exporting education innovatively

Australia’s education exports have created a first class name

Cutting red tape will facilitate Australian trade

Cutting red tape is an important step towards facilitating Australian trade, writes Ian Murray, executive director of the Australian Institute of Export

Mounting a Canadian export campaign

More than a gateway to the USA, the Canadian market is great in itself

Remaining safe while trading overseas

Security is a major issue for exporters these days

Higher costs are Labor’s fault

Labor should take responsibility for inflation says Deputy Opposition leader Julie Bishop, who believes the Federal Government has blamed the former Howard government long enough


 
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