Corporate Body

Australian Wool Corporation [II] (1991 - 1993)

Commonwealth of Australia

From
1 July 1991
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
To
1 December 1993
Functions
Agricultural industry and Materials or Textiles Industries
Reference No
CA 7370
Legal Status
Agency of the Commonwealth of Australia
Location
Melbourne, Victoria

Summary

The Australian Wool Corporation [II] was one of three organisations to replace the Australian Wool Corporation [I] in July 1991. In December 1993 the Corporation was replaced by the Australian Wool Research and Promotion Organisation.

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 1936 - 1945 Australian Wool Board [I]
       1945 - 1953 Australian Wool Board [II]
       1945 - 1953 Wool Consultative Council
             1953 - 1963 Australian Wool Bureau
                   1963 - 1972 Australian Wool Board [III]
                   1970 - 1973 Australian Wool Commission
                         1973 - 1991 Australian Wool Corporation [I]
                               1991 - 1993 Australian Wool Corporation [II]
                                     1993 - 2000 Australian Wool Research and Promotion Organisation (AWRAP)
                                           2001 - Australian Wool Services Limited

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