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19/11/2008 | THE West Australian wool market looked up this week when its indicator gained 53c to 746c/kg.
11/11/2008 | WoolProducers is upping the ante in its push to have the 'chairman's ticket' re-elected to the the Australian Wool Innovation board, arguing that the international textile industry will be anxiously watching whether growers want the body led by a "genuine business culture".
30/10/2008 | WAFarmers Wool Council is backing the incumbent candidates in the up-coming Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) election, and is imploring successful candidates to demonstrate sound corporate governance.
Van Rooyen, Modiano in pole position
30/10/2008 | British-based wool topmaker, Laurence Modiano, and Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) chairman, Brian van Rooyen, have scored highly in the FarmOnline wool poll before next month’s AWI elections.
AWI on brink of collapse
29/10/2008 | WA nominee says some existing AWI directors don't even know what a sheep yard loks like.  | CommentsComments (3) | Wool growers need ... | AWI candidate Roberts distances ...
Think and then vote, says WA woolgrower
27/10/2008 | Western Australian woolgrower, Andrew Scanlon, has a direct message for his counterparts about the forthcoming Australian Wool Innovation Limited elections: get in and have your say about the leadership of your industry.
China still likes wool despite downturn
23/10/2008 | DESPITE a changing global economic landscape, the Chinese are still positive about buying Australian wool.
20/10/2008 | Board leaks, claims of disunity and "dysfunctional" directors have dominated Senate Estimates hearings into Australian Wool Innovation in Canberra this morning.  | CommentsComments (1)
Wool market finishes the week 0.9pc higher
10/10/2008 | The Australian wool market finished 0.9pc higher, on average, at sales in Sydney, Melbourne and Fremantle this week.

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13/11/2008 | Cattle are getting a bad rap these days, so it's refreshing to see Britain's venerable National Trust getting into the business of "conservation cows".
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