The New York Times / Kimberly-Clark / Bunnings / Ikea / World Growth / Alan Oxley 4 New York Times / Fantastic Furniture / ASR / Australian Forestry Standard / /
Country
Indonesia / Malaysia / United States / Australia / Papua New Guinea / /
Currency
AUD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Diplomatic Relations / Voting Result / /
Facility
Institute of Liberty / /
IndustryTerm
paper giant / palm oil interests / then law / conservative online journal / body promoting sustainable forestry management / palm oil / church groups / trade law / forest products / lobby / background site / Big retailers / /
Organization
Institute for Liberty / Australian Conservation Foundation / House of Representatives / first Senate committee / Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade / Australian government / World Trade Organization / Association of Southeast Asian Nations / Howard government / Institute of Liberty / General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade / Australian Parliament / Uniting Church / Senate / Gillard government / U.S. Congress / federal government / African Union / Tea Party / Greenpeace / Wilderness Society / European Union / Federal Parliament / Labor / /
Person
Julie Bishop / Reece Turner / Richard Colbeck / Alan Oxley / Mark Zirnsak / Joe Ludwig / Julia Gillard / Robert Milliken / Tony Abbott / Bill Ludwig / Dan Tehan / /
PoliticalEvent
federal election / /
Position
Victorian Liberal MP / ambassador / opposition leader / Governor / fisheries and forestry minister / diplomat / Bishop / affairs and trade minister / Bishop / the deputy opposition leader / Tasmanian Liberal senator / /
Product
Pentax K-x Digital Camera / /
ProvinceOrState
Riau Province / Washington / /
PublishedMedium
On Line Opinion / New York Times / the Australian / The New York Times / /
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