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Home-grown exporters: for the third year running Overseas Trading is pleased to announce the winners of the annual Trailblazer Awards 2006. This year we've selected 17 of Australia's top homegrown exporters—the companies who are leading the country's

Agribusiness MURRAY GOULBURN GO-OPERATIVE CO. LIMITED From small beginnings as a co-operative in 1950, Murray Goulburn has developed into the leader in the Australian dairy and a major player in the global dairy trade. The same determination, drive and commitment of its pioneering founders is still present...

Tags: Asia, Australia, brand, Branding, Company, Lonely Planet, MARKETING, Strategy, Toyota Motor Corp.

Research articles 2006-03-01

BIG PUBLISHER LONELY PLANET MARCH INTO CHINA

AsiaInfo Services 01-11-2006 Big Publisher Lonely Planet March into China BEIJING, Jan 11, 2006 SinoCast via COMTEX -- Australian travel guide publishing giant Lonely Planet would cooperate with a Chinese bookstore in the Chinese travel guide market. The...

Tags: Beijing, bookstore, Lonely Planet, Strategy

Research articles 2006-01-11

Aussies donate $50m.(the tsunami fundraising program )(Brief Article)

Jan 03, 2005 (Herald Sun - ABIX via COMTEX) Australians have responded generously to the fundraising program for victims of the devastating tsunami in Asia. Corporations and individuals have now promised more than $A50m for the disaster relief program. One of the biggest donations...

Tags: Lonely Planet, MARKETING, Strategy, tsunami, U.N., Woolworths

Research articles 2005-01-03

Publishers appear on 'name and shame' list from Burma Campaign UK

M2 BEST BOOKS-C2000-2004 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD Lonely Planet, Random House and Pan Macmillan are among eight publishers that appear on a new 'name and shame' of companies that allegedly help to finance Burma's military dictatorship. The list released by the Burma Campaign UK BCUK includes companies from all...

Tags: Burma, Government, Lonely Planet, Random House, Strategy, Tourism

Research articles 2004-08-31

Charter 'no waste'.

Jun 20, 2003 (Traveltrade - ABIX via COMTEX) Tourism industry groups have rejected the idea that the "Charter for Safe Travel" is a waste of time. The program commits travel agents to staying abreast of current Australian Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade DFAT...

Tags: INTERNET, Lonely Planet, Strategy

Research articles 2003-06-20

Blunnies' new heights.

Oct 15, 2002 (The Mercury - ABIX via COMTEX) Tasmanian footwear company Blundstone has collaborated with Lonely Planet Publications to promote its Mountain Master range. The creative force and head of design behind the new high technology range is Sharon Teuma, recently appointed Blundstone's...

Tags: Branding, Lonely Planet, MARKETING, SALES, Strategy

Research articles 2002-10-15

Indispensable

Sarina Singh and others Aboriginal Australia and the Torres Strait Islands: guide to Indigenous Australia Melbourne Lonely Planet Publications 2001 $A30.00 ISBN 1 86450 114 6 THOSE WHO CLAIM THAT THE BOOK AS AN INFORMATION MEDIUM IS DEAD OBVIOUSLY haven't looked at Lonely Planet lately. Lodged in the...

Tags: Lonely Planet, Strategy

Research articles 2002-08-01

You beauty Steve, you're an Aussie icon.

Aug 16, 2001 The Mercury ABIX via COMTEX -- Crocodile hunter Steve Irwin has been included in a list of Australia's "50 most beautiful exports". The list is compiled by "Overseas Trading" magazine, and includes rice, Australia's automotive industry, the Australian cricket team, ...

Tags: Australia, Lonely Planet, Strategy

Research articles 2001-08-15

Backpackers told: don't ruin planet

They swarm across the planet like locusts, stripping environments bare and collapsing fragile economies. They take intrusive photographs of "picturesque" beggars, haggle aggressively over #1.50 friendship bracelets and choke up water sources with discarded Evian bottles. No wonder world travellers, particularly the white, middle-class, backpacking kind, get...

Tags: Benefits, Lonely Planet, photograph, Strategy, teacher, women

Research articles 2001-04-01

Friendly, at long last, to foreigners. (travel guides)

Travel guides have progressed to address the tastes of a wide range of tourists, ranging from monied travelers to gritty adventurers. The earliest travel guides catered to the rich and were prejudiced in their views towards natives of different countries.CHOOSING a guide book is like choosing a new outfit: you...

Tags: London, Lonely Planet, PRODUCTIVITY, Strategy

Research articles 1998-05-16