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The government is now operating in accordance with the caretaker conventions, pending the outcome of the 2025 federal election. For more visit https://lnkd.in/gqzwWvhy

The United States has announced most Australian originating goods will be subject to tariffs of 10% on import into the United States. These tariffs take effect from 12:01 am on 5 April 2025 EDT (3:01 pm Saturday 5 April AEDT).    Austrade is working closely with its partners in government and industry to support Australian businesses. We are working through the implications of the announced tariffs to understand the impacts they will have on Australian business.    The Go Global Toolkit has been expanded with a dedicated US Tariffs section, which will provide the latest facts and advice for business on how to access assistance.    Austrade, along with representatives from Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry and Department of Industry, Science and Resources, will hold a briefing for business via webinar on Wednesday April 9.     Register here: https://lnkd.in/gTwFzh_u   Visit the Go Global Toolkit for more information on US Tariffs: https://lnkd.in/g4hBmCVk

Embracing opportunities in Southeast Asia has enabled Austin Engineering to accelerate its operations growth. 📈✅ David Singleton, CEO of Austin Engineering Ltd, says doing business in Indonesia unlocked its growth potential. With the help of Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade), the business has been able to expand globally, as well as secure their Australian business. ‘By dealing with capacity constraints in Australia and North America, the Indonesian business has allowed us to grow at a very fast rate,’ Singleton said. Austrade helped Austin Engineering step ahead with Southeast Asia; navigating the local market and regulatory landscapes to smooth its expansion into Indonesia and significantly increase production capacity. Dig into how Austin Engineering invested in the opportunity of Indonesia 👉 https://ow.ly/zPeU50VsQxf #SoutheastAsia

Embracing opportunities in Southeast Asia has enabled Austin Engineering to accelerate its operations growth. 📈✅ David Singleton, CEO of Austin Engineering Ltd, says doing business in Indonesia unlocked its growth potential. With the help of Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade), the business has been able to expand globally, as well as secure their Australian business. ‘By dealing with capacity constraints in Australia and North America, the Indonesian business has allowed us to grow at a very fast rate,’ Singleton said. Austrade helped Austin Engineering step ahead with Southeast Asia; navigating the local market and regulatory landscapes to smooth its expansion into Indonesia and significantly increase production capacity. Dig into how Austin Engineering invested in the opportunity of Indonesia 👉 https://ow.ly/zPeU50VsQxf #SoutheastAsia

Learn how harnessing the power of IP can grow your business. Australian start-ups and small business owners are invited to join Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) and IP Australia for the first of a 2-part webinar series, simplifying the complex world of IP. The first session will cover: 🚀 IP Strategy, Commercialisation and Risks ✔️ The benefits of registered IP Rights for SMEs 💼 A brief introduction to international IP and considerations for exporting 📅 Wednesday, 9 April 2025 ⏰ 12:00 pm – 12:45 pm AEST Register now: https://ow.ly/AjiP50VrfhP Hear from industry specialists and Austrade’s trade commissioners based around the world as they share inside knowledge on the business opportunities and best market entry strategies. #trade #BusinessGrowth #GoGlobalToolkit #IPAustralia Kate Young | Richard McGrail | Kate Toms | Zainab Farouk | IP Australia

Acusensus is an ASX-listed road safety tech company with global ambitions. 🚧🌏 But for founder Alexander Jannink and his team, growth is about more than winning contracts. The business has impact at its core, and a mission to prevent traffic accidents, trauma and fatalities around the world. Acusensus works to prevent dangerous driving behaviours. Its flagship Heads-Up product uses AI-enabled cameras to identify drivers using mobile phones or failing to wear seatbelts. It also detects speeding, and cars driving in closed lanes. 🚘🔎 The software identifies and photographs potential illegal behaviour and sends the relevant images to a team of humans for review. Acusensus recently secured a NZ$92 million nationwide speed enforcement contract with the New Zealand Transport Agency Waka Kotahi. It’s the first nationwide rollout of this kind of technology, and one of New Zealand’s biggest ever investments in road safety tech. The company is also on the ground in Australia, the US, the UK, India and Europe. Read more about Acusensus’ commitment to road safety around the world: https://ow.ly/VmUR50Vs2AN #RoadSafety #innovation #AustralianTech

Learn how harnessing the power of IP can grow your business. Australian start-ups and small business owners are invited to join Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) and IP Australia for the first of a 2-part webinar series, simplifying the complex world of IP. The first session will cover: 🚀 IP Strategy, Commercialisation and Risks ✔️ The benefits of registered IP Rights for SMEs 💼 A brief introduction to international IP and considerations for exporting 📅 Wednesday, 9 April 2025 ⏰ 12:00 pm – 12:45 pm AEST Register now: https://ow.ly/AjiP50VrfhP Hear from industry specialists and Austrade’s trade commissioners based around the world as they share inside knowledge on the business opportunities and best market entry strategies. #trade #BusinessGrowth #GoGlobalToolkit #IPAustralia Kate Young | Richard McGrail | Kate Toms | Zainab Farouk | IP Australia

If you've ever ridden on the Sydney Airport Link, the Malaysian Double Track, or the Singapore Circle Line, it's highly likely you've seen an Australian export in action.🚊📍 Founded by Kamilaroi man David Aldridge, Aldridge Railway Signals Pty Ltd is a powerhouse in the transport infrastructure sector, supplying critical railway signals in Australia, Asia and beyond. Aldridge is a leading exporter at a time when recognition of Indigenous business success on the global stage is growing.❤️🖤💛💙💚 This year, the Australian #ExportAwards has introduced the First Nations Exporter Award, acknowledging the increasing impact of Indigenous-led enterprises in international markets. The First Nations Businesses Succeeding Internationally Report revealed Indigenous exporters generated over $670 million in revenue in 2022-23 and employed over seven times more workers than other First Nations businesses. Learn more about how First Nations businesses can be recognised for their outstanding achievements at the 63rd Australian Export Awards: https://ow.ly/rMvu50VqcjL #AustralianExportAwards #ExportAwards #trade #FirstNationsBusinesses

TCA is excited to announce a new partnership with Austrade (the Australian Trade and Investment Commission) that will help our Australian tech companies ‘go global’. TCA’s mission has always been to raise the profile of the Australian tech industry and showcase our world-class tech capability, we’re excited to be going global in 2025. For our members, we’ll be supporting with advice, connections, and pathways to access global market opportunities. This includes fast-track connections into Austrade’s tech export services, including Austrade’s Landing Pads, located across the United States, United Kingdom, South Asia and Southeast Asia and a network of international partners. Our mission has always been to raise the profile of the Australian tech industry and showcase our world-class capability, we are proud to partner with Austrade to champion Australian innovation and entrepreneurial spirit on the global stage. Damian Kassabgi Paul Grimes Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) Erika L.

Australia is becoming a thriving spaceport ecosystem.🚀✅ In February, the first return of a commercial payload from space to an Australian commercial site—the W-2 Varda space capsule housing in-space manufactured pharmaceuticals—shone a spotlight on Australia’s growth as a testbed for new space vehicles. From curing diseases, manufacturing new materials, reducing flight times across the Atlantic to a matter of hours, and moving cargo in reduced timeframes, Australia is uniquely positioned to pioneer this transition.💡 With private companies driving advances, the Australian government has played an indispensable role in commercialising space. The Australian Space Agency has developed rules making launch and returns both safe and commercially sustainable. “Austrade has attracted global space companies to Australia and helped Australian space companies find global customers,” says Anthony Weymouth, Head of Technology, Defence and Space at Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade). Australia possesses a rare combination of assets.🌏 Our expansive, sparsely populated interior provides ideal landing zones that minimise risk to infrastructure and people, combines with our stable political environment and established technological expertise. Learn more about Australia’s space capabilities: https://ow.ly/yGRl50Vpsxt Image Credit: Southern Launch; Varda W-2 returns to Koonibba Range