Corporate Body

Australian Wool Board [I] (1936 - 1945)

Commonwealth of Australia

From
28 May 1936
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
To
15 January 1945
Functions
Agricultural industry and Materials or Textiles Industries
Reference No
CA 87
Legal Status
Agency of the Commonwealth of Australia
Location
Melbourne, Victoria

Summary

The Australian Wool Board was first established in 1936. The Board was recreated in 1945, but maintained the same name.

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Timeline

 1936 - 1945 Australian Wool Board [I]
       1945 - 1953 Australian Wool Board [II]
             1953 - 1963 Australian Wool Bureau
                   1963 - 1972 Australian Wool Board [III]
                         1973 - 1991 Australian Wool Corporation [I]
                               1991 - 1993 Australian Wool Realisation Commission
                               1991 - 1993 Wool Research and Development Corporation
                               1991 - 1993 Australian Wool Corporation [II]
                                     1993 - 1999 Wool International
                                     1993 - 2000 Australian Wool Research and Promotion Organisation (AWRAP)
                                     1993 - 2000 Australian Wool Research and Promotion Organisation (AWRAP)
                                           1999 - 2001 WoolStock Australia Limited
                                           2001 - Australian Wool Services Limited

Published resources

Journal Articles

  • Schedvin, C. B., 'Environment, Economy and Australian Biology 1890-1939', Historical Studies, 21 (1984), 11-28. Details

Resources

Resource Sections

See also

Ailie Smith

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