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The Australian Made logo is the true mark of Aussie authenticity. For over 35 years, the Australian Made, Australian Grown logo has supported Australian makers, growers, processors and manufacturers by helping businesses to clearly identify to consumers that their products are Australian. At the same time, the Australian Made logo provides consumers with a highly recognised and trusted symbol for genuine Aussie products and produce. It does both of these things in conjunction with a campaign encouraging consumers to look for the logo when shopping. The Australian Made logo is a registered certification trademark and can only be used on products that are registered with the not-for-profit organisation Australian Made Campaign Ltd. There are a strict set of rules governing the logo’s use, which include meeting the criteria set out in the Australian Consumer Law, and the more stringent Code of Practice. Join the thousands of businesses licensed to carry the Australian Made logo, which can be found on tens of thousands of products sold here and around the world.

The Australian Maritime College is Australia’s national institute for maritime education, training and research. AMC’s facilities are used by defence, industry and government organisations around the world. From field work to unrivalled industry internships, students receive s a unique and unforgettable learning experience.

The Australian Maritime College is Australia’s national institute for maritime education, training and research. AMC’s facilities are used by defence, industry and government organisations around the world. From field work to unrivalled industry internships, students receive s a unique and unforgettable learning experience.

Australian Marriage Equality / The Equality Campaign is the is a national campaign to win marriage for all Australians through a parliamentary vote. Marriage is about love and commitment and, in a country based on equal citizenship, it should be available to everyone.

AMSI is the collaborative enterprise of Australia’s mathematical sciences. It exists to give independence to our disciplines and provide infrastructure so that we can take initiatives on the national and international stage. These measures fall largely into three classes – research and higher education, school education and engagement with the industrial and commercial world. AMSI has built a record of achievement in these areas and is recognised by government and industry as a leading provider of services, activities and strategic initiatives. The common aim we share with our partners is the radical improvement of levels of mathematical capacity and facility in the Australian community. It is AMSI’s ability to pull together skills and experience at the highest levels across the spectrum of the mathematical sciences that underlies our impact. We acknowledge the considerable support of both the Victorian and Commonwealth governments in the establishment of AMSI and some of its programs and we invite potential partners to join us in invigorating Australia’s mathematical sciences in the 21st century.

The Australian Maths Trust (AMT) is a national not-for-profit organisation. Our vision is to develop a nation of creative problem solvers, and we believe maths is the most effective way to get students there. We hold mathematics and informatics competitions, administer enrichment activities, conduct workshops for students and teachers, and publish books on mathematical enrichment for Australian and international students. The AMT selects and supports Australia’s international mathematics and informatics Olympiad teams. The AMT is based at the University of Canberra with representatives on our board from the Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers, Australian Academy of Science and the Australian Mathematical Society. We are supported by a vast network of passionate volunteers from Australia and around the world, including academics, members of professional mathematics societies, educators and working mathematicians.

Australian Meat Group was established in 2013 with the acquisition of the Deniliquin (New South Wales) and Dandenong (Victoria) plants. These two plants are the catalyst for Joe Catalfamo and Gilbert Cabral returning to abattoir processing business. Both Joe and Gilbert have significant meat experience being 47 years and 30 years respectively. Up until 2008 they were the operators of Tasman Group which owned six abattoirs (Brooklyn, Cobram, and Yarrawonga in Victoria and Longford, Devonport and King Island in Tasmania) as well as a major cattle and lamb feedlot in Burraboi, NSW. Their experience ranges in plant design, sales and marketing and production of various species. They established a long list of customers both nationally and internationally because Tasman was regarded as a high quality supplier who delivered product as per specifications and met deadlines set by customers. These attributes will be embedded in the objectives that Australian Meat Group proposes to have and instil into all its employees. Joe and Gilbert recognise the contribution made by Australian farmers and livestock producers to the Australian economy and are not backward in setting up regional meetings to discuss its business and future requirements, employing livestock buyers with the utmost integrity and have in the past recognised the loyalty given by the local producers. Australian Meat Group will be community minded and will employ where possible local people in Deniliquin and Dandenong to assist both communities to prosper for the benefit of people of the area, the State and Australia. The company is investing significantly in both locations to ensure that production targets are met in an efficient, effective and safe environment.

Australian Meat Group was established in 2013 with the acquisition of the Deniliquin (New South Wales) and Dandenong (Victoria) plants. These two plants are the catalyst for Joe Catalfamo and Gilbert Cabral returning to abattoir processing business. Both Joe and Gilbert have significant meat experience being 47 years and 30 years respectively. Up until 2008 they were the operators of Tasman Group which owned six abattoirs (Brooklyn, Cobram, and Yarrawonga in Victoria and Longford, Devonport and King Island in Tasmania) as well as a major cattle and lamb feedlot in Burraboi, NSW. Their experience ranges in plant design, sales and marketing and production of various species. They established a long list of customers both nationally and internationally because Tasman was regarded as a high quality supplier who delivered product as per specifications and met deadlines set by customers. These attributes will be embedded in the objectives that Australian Meat Group proposes to have and instil into all its employees. Joe and Gilbert recognise the contribution made by Australian farmers and livestock producers to the Australian economy and are not backward in setting up regional meetings to discuss its business and future requirements, employing livestock buyers with the utmost integrity and have in the past recognised the loyalty given by the local producers. Australian Meat Group will be community minded and will employ where possible local people in Deniliquin and Dandenong to assist both communities to prosper for the benefit of people of the area, the State and Australia. The company is investing significantly in both locations to ensure that production targets are met in an efficient, effective and safe environment.

The Australian Meat Industry Council (AMIC) is the voice of Australian businesses in the crucial and complex post-farmgate meat industry. Our 1500+ members employ thousands of people and are huge contributors to their local economies. We are continually working toward a more competitive and prosperous red meat and livestock supply chain that is good for members, good for industry and good for communities. We do this by advocating for effective and strategic policy, supporting our industry on important issues, and providing members with tools to build and grow their businesses so they remain competitive and profitable within the Australian and global supply chain. To share feedback or find out more about what AMIC can offer your business, please get in touch.