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The Australian Sporting Goods Association (ASGA) was formed in 1981 to act as the 'peak body' representing a broad spectrum of sporting goods and active lifestyle industry participants ranging from manufacturers, importers and wholesalers through to retailers.

Our Vision: To be regarded as the authoritative peak body representing a unified and influential sport and active lifestyle goods industry.

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Parliament welcomes AGIC to Canberra

..."Golf is extremely important to the Australian Government"...

The Hon Kate Ellis MP, Minister for Sport and Richard Marles, Parliamentary Secretary for Innovation and Industry have welcomed delegates from the Australian Golf Industry Council (AGIC) to Canberra today for a series of meetings with a range of MPs.

"Golf is incredibly important to the Australian government," said Ms Ellis on the lawns of Parliament House after receiving a golf lesson from PGA professional Jake Nagle, grandson of Australian great Kel.

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Sports Leisure - Expands Into Golf Accessories

Sydney, NSW, (June 2009) Sporte Leisure is proud to announce the expansion of its existing product offering to include a full range of golf accessories.

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Australian exporters entitled to claim intellectual property registration expenses under government grant

Protecting your intellectual property rights overseas is imperative for any business which trades or plans to trade outside of Australia. Having the appropriate registrations for trade marks, patents, designs and copyright in place is an essential part of any international expansion plan, and can avoid expensive difficulties further down the track.

The Australian Government now offers further assistance for exporters by allowing the recovery of some of the cost of seeking such IP protection, following recent amendments to the Export Market Development Grants (EMDG) Scheme.

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