 Message from the Premier of New South Wales, The Hon. Nathan Rees MP [coming soon...]
In the meantime, please visit the Premiere's website at http://www.nsw.gov.au/premier.asp
2007 Accor-Qantas Australia India Address, Australia India Business Council
NSW Premier Morris Iemma gave a speech to 400 business leaders in Sydney on 30 August 2007, at the annual Australia-India Address for the Australia India Business Council. [Read the Speech here]
The Hon. Morris Iemma MP is also leading a delegation of internationally competitive NSW businesses and universities to India to promote our industry capabilities, to explore strategic opportunities and to build relationships with Indian business, government and education leaders. Participating companies will have the opportunity to take part in high level briefings and networking events with Indian business leaders.
New South Wales Government Offices
The New South Wales Department of State and Regional Development (DSRD) is the first point of contact within government for companies wishing to do business in Sydney and regional New South Wales (NSW). The Department works with businesses to save them time and money when establishing or expanding in NSW.
Sydney
General enquiries
Levels 47 - 49 MLC Centre
19 Martin Place, Sydney
GPO Box 5477
Sydney NSW 2001
Tel: +61 2 9338 6600
Fax: +61 2 9338 6860
Click here for a full regional listing
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International Education - 2nd largest export earner in NSW
International education has made a significant contribution to Australia. It has grown to now be our third largest source of overseas earnings, generating $15.5 billion in 2008 and supporting more than 125,000 jobs. In 2008, nearly half a million students came to Australia. It is the lead sector in terms of export earnings in Victoria and the second largest in New South Wales. [More...]
Sydney secures Weir film work
Post-production for Australian director Peter Weir's new film The Way Back will be done in Sydney. NSW Premier Nathan Rees says it will result in work for about 1,200 post production specialists in Sydney. [More...]
Three Sydney restaurants make world's best list
Tetsuya's restaurant in Sydney is the 17th finest in the world. In a clean sweep for Sydney, Quay restaurant - the SMH Good Food Guide's restaurant of the year - made its debut on the list coming in at number 46. [More...]
APEC Tourism Campaign Wins Prestigious PATA Gold Award
A Tourism NSW campaign to encourage Sydneysiders to leave town during the APEC (Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation) forum last September has won a prestigious award from the Asia Pacific travel industry. [More...]
World Youth Day 08 promotes Sydney and NSW on World Stage
Sydney and NSW's status as centres for major events and conferences, tourism and skilled job opportunities has been greatly enhanced on the global stage thanks to the success of World Youth Day 2008 (WYD08). [More...]
New Publication to Attract More International Investors to NSW
The Department of State and Regional Development has produced a new publication to showcase the strengths of NSW and Sydney to international investors. The 2008 NSW Competitiveness Report brings together economic, trade and other data to compare NSW with other locations in the Asia Pacific, North America and Europe. [More...]
Sydney in Top Ten World's Most Liveable Cities
Sydney is in the top ten of the world's best cities to live in, according to Mercer's 2008 Worldwide Quality of Living Index. Ranked at number ten, Sydney came in ahead of Melbourne at 17, Perth at 21 and Adelaide at 29. Zurich scored highest for overall quality of living. [More...]
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David Anstice
For its Honorary Sydney Ambassador program, the NSW Government enlists the support of prominent Australians working around the world, like David Anstice. [More...]
David Anstice, was born and grew up in Wagga Wagga, then studied and worked in Sydney and overseas before moving to the U.S. in 1988. 20 years later, he's still here and loving his job as Executive VP with Merck & Co. He appreciates the entrepreneurial and sophisticated business approaches of the U.S., the support for innovation, the openness of the American capital markets, and the positive, can-do attitude of the U.S., but misses family and friends, the work and leisure lifestyle of Sydney, including the surf.
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Shining Stars and National Treasures - Launch of Revolving Doors Series in Sydney
Advance was pleased to host the first of our Revolving Doors events in Sydney in August 2007 at the Mitchell Library. Regina Sutton, CEO of the State Library, an expat herself, welcomed the group and offered some reflections on the value of a network for returning Australians.
In addition to viewing the national treasures, guests enjoyed a presentation by one of Australia’s shining stars in the world of advertising, Matt Eastwood, currently National Creative Director/Vice Chairman of DDB Australia. Matt, who was identified by Britain’s Campaign Magazine as “one of the industry's unicorns - a young, proven talent, capable of inspiring and managing a large agency creative department”, has overseen some of the most innovative and recognizable creative projects in advertising today. [More...]
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