Telstra Business Awards

Telstra Business Awards
Awarded for	Recognising excellence, innovation & best practice in Australia
Location	Australia
Presented by	Telstra
First awarded	1992
Official website	Telstra Business Awards

The Telstra Business Awards is an Australian awards programme started in 1992. The Australian Business Awards is an independent Awards programme designed to recognise and promote excellence, best practice and innovation in the Australian business community. Judged in line with the broad aims of the Australian Union and business representative groups across the member states.^[1]^[2]

The Telstra Business Awards Winners

2005

Telstra Australian Business of the Year - Whitech Software Solutions^[3]
Telstra Australian Micro-Business Award - Research One Pty Ltd
Telstra Australian Regional Business Award - Trailers 2000 Pty. Ltd.
Telstra Australian Small Business Award - Ripe Maternity Wear
Telstra Australian Innovation - SRK Consulting
Northern Territory Business of the Year - Air & Gas Systems Pty Ltd
Queensland Business of the Year - Daintree Discovery Centre
South Australian Business of the Year - Tonkin Consulting
Tasmanian Business of the Year - Impact Solutions International Pty Ltd
Victorian Business of the Year - Production Parts Pty. Ltd
Western Australian Business of the Year - Agmaster
Australian Capital Territory Small Business Award - THE hairdressing
Australian Capital Territory Medium Business Award - Achieve, Corp
Australian Capital Territory Innovation - ZOO
New South Wales Micro-Business Award - The Pharmaceutical Locum Company P/L
New South Wales Small Business Award - Provecta Process Automation Pty Ltd
New South Wales Innovation - InfoComp Pty Ltd
Northern Territory Micro-Business Award - BHE Pty Ltd T/As Basil Hall Editions
Northern Territory Medium Business Award - Northpharm Pty Ltd
Northern Territory Innovation - Colemans Printing
Queensland Micro-Business Award - Freeman Productions (Australia) Pty Ltd
Queensland Innovation - GroundProbe Pty Ltd
South Australian Micro-Business Award - Nicknack Creative Pty Ltd
South Australian Small Business Award - Site Academy
South Australian Medium Business Award - REDARC Electronics Pty Ltd
Tasmanian Small Business Award - Keith Ives Logistics Pty Ltd
Tasmanian Medium Business Award - Aus-Tech Composites Pty Ltd
Victorian Micro-Business Award - Sync International Pty Ltd
Victorian Innovation - Country Life Bakery
Western Australian Micro-Business Award - Flying Flowers
Western Australian Medium Business Award - Commtech Wireless Pty Ltd
Queensland Medium Business Award - Trailers 2000 Pty. Ltd.

References

↑ "Telstra Business Women's Awards". Telstrabusinesswomensawards.com. Retrieved 2015-06-19.
↑ Irving, Will (2011-08-12). "The Telstra Business Awards TV show | Telstra Exchange". Exchange.telstra.com.au. Retrieved 2015-06-19.
↑ "Past Winners". Telstrabusinessawards.com. Retrieved 2015-06-19.

External links

Official website

Business in Australia

Institutions	Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Australian corporate law Australian Prudential Regulation Authority Australian Securities and Investments Commission Australian Securities Exchange Australian Takeovers Panel S&P/ASX 20 S&P/ASX 50 S&P/ASX 200 S&P/ASX 300 Constitution of Australia, 1901 (Cth) corporations power Economy of Australia

Business associations	Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Australian Hotels Association Australian Industry Group Business Council of Australia Minerals Council of Australia National Farmers' Federation

S&P/ASX 50 companies (alpha–sorted)	AGL Energy Amcor AMP APA Asciano Aurizon ANZ ASX BHP Billiton Brambles Caltex Australia Coca-Cola Amatil Commonwealth Bank Computershare Crown CSL Dexus Federation Centres Goodman GPT Incitec Pivot IAG James Hardie Lend Lease Macquarie Group Medibank Mirvac National Australia Bank Newcrest Mining Oil Search Orica Origin Energy QBE Insurance Ramsay Health Care Rio Tinto Santos Scentre Seek Limited Sonic Healthcare South32 Stockland Suncorp Sydney Airport Holdings Telstra Transurban Wesfarmers Westfield Westpac Woodside Petroleum Woolworths

Other notable companies	Adelaide Bank Akubra Alumina AXA Asia Pacific Bendigo Bank BlueScope Steel Caltex Challenger CIMIC Cochlear Coles Fairfax Media Fosters Holden James Hardie JB Hi-Fi John Holland Macquarie Radio Metcash National Storage News Corp Australia Nine Entertainment Optus RM Williams Seven West Media Southern Cross Austereo St George Bank Star Entertainment Group Vero Insurance Zinifex

Corporate controversies and collapses	Ansett Australia Bridgecorp Holdings Firepower International Great Southern Group James Hardie asbestos controversy Rodney Adler, Brad Cooper, Ray Williams and the collapse of HIH Insurance King Brothers Opes Prime Pasminco becomes Zinifex Poseidon bubble Price fixing in the packaging industry Rene Rivkin and the Offset Alpine fire Jodee Rich and One.Tel Network Ten and its cost-cutting measures Christopher Skase and Qintex Storm Financial WA Inc Wayne Mansfield Westpoint Timbercorp

Notable individuals	Peter Abeles Warren Anderson Reg Ansett Alan Bond Robert Champion de Crespigny Lang Hancock Janet Holmes à Court Robert Holmes à Court Rod Eddington Andrew Forrest David Gonski Joseph Gutnick Margaret Jackson Gail Kelly Frank Lowy David Morgan Hugh Morgan Lachlan Murdoch James Murdoch Rupert Murdoch Sidney Myer Jacques Nasser Frank Packer James Packer Kerry Packer Clive Palmer Arvi Parbo Gina Rinehart Dick Smith Kerry Stokes Ziggy Switkowski Harry Triguboff Malcolm Turnbull Solomon Trujillo Nicholas Whitlam

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