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GroupGSA has hit the ground running since establishing its WOFE in Shanghai in early 2012. Headed by China Principal Alban Wong-Too-Yuen, with the support of international award winning urban designer, Dr Ying Rao from Sydney, the pair has already won 11 projects in 11 months for GroupGSA in China, with more in the pipeline.

Holding a Chinese A Class architectural license has given ANS International Design and Consulting business the opportunity to initiate projects all the way from concept design through to documentation within the same office.

As modular housing takes off across the globe as a cost and time effective building solution, one Australian part-owned company is striving ahead as a world leader in manufactured building technology for the residential and light commercial industry sector.

Melbourne will be the host of the 3rd Asia Pacific Business Outlook 2013 Forum and over 500 attendees from the Asia Pacific region countries are expected to attend this major event on 20 March 2013. The Forum program will bring together government, business and thought leaders to discuss “Australia in the Asian Century” with a focus on economic linkages with its neighbours in SE Asia, India, and China.

The first round of successful applicants of the inaugural Hamer Scholarships have been announced. Eleven Hamer Scholarship recipients will travel to Jiangsu Province, Victoria’s sister state to further their Chinese language skills in September 2012.

When most people think of Australian exports to China, it’s either coal or iron ore that comes to mind. But, increasingly people are recognising that Australia is also one of the world’s most savvy information and communication technology (ICT) nations.

While Australia is ranked 54th in the world by population, its ICT market, valued at more than A$120 billion, is the eleventh largest in the world and the fifth largest in the Asia-Pacific.

In the south-eastern corner of Australia lies the State of Victoria – Australia’s manufacturing, services, innovation and knowledge powerhouse. Victoria occupies only three per cent of Australia’s land mass, yet it is responsible for 24 per cent of Australia’s total economic activity.

Cheviot Bridge may only have been active in this market since 2009 but not so the China division.

March 2012 will signify the 10 anniversary of the division’s first and tentative research visit to the China to assess the potential to “solve a mounting wine surplus” that was confronting founder Ken Waldron and his extensive vineyards in Limestone coast.

Now as a fully integrated part of Cheviot Bridge the China division notes it carries a relatively large responsibility. There is simply no other wine market in the world offering such potential for dramatic growth. Most are in decline and see consolidation and shrinkage.

Wealth Design Concepts & management would like to take this opportunity to thank you for utilizing our services and letting us help educate you with the structures of doing business in Australia. Please note, a lot of this information has been collected from government regulators / bodies; they are the governing bodies which set the regulations /guide lines for doing business within Australia.

Australian suppliers to the sustainable urban development sector can benefit from increased access to export opportunities in markets such as China, India and the ASEAN countries through the Australian Urban Systems (AUS) industry cluster.

The initiative, which is now managed by the Industry Capability Network (ICN) in Victoria, promotes and facilitates the engagement of Australian firms into international markets.