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The [[Australian Trade and Industry Alliance|Australian Trade & Industry Alliance]] (ATI Alliance) is a conglomerate of seven Australian industrial associations, established to campaign against the 2011 Carbon Tax bill.

==Affiliations==
Members of the alliance consist of:
[[Manufacturing Australia]] | [[Australian Coal Association]] | [[Housing Industry Association]] | [[Australian Retailers Association]] | [[Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry]] | [[Mineral Council of Australia]] | [[Australian Steel Institute]]

The [[Minerals Council of Australia]] is known to have funded $17.2million into a six-week campaign to derail PM [[Kevin Rudd|Kevin Rudd's] 2010 Resource Super-Profits Tax (RSPT). Not only was RSPT withdrawn, Rudd's was forced to leave office.Mark Davis <ref>'[http://www.smh.com.au/business/a-snip-at-22m-to-get-rid-of-pm-20110201-1acgj.html A snip at $22m to get rid of PM]', Sydney Morning Herald, 2 February 2010, accessed 19 September 2011</ref>

==Behind the PR==
The [[Australian Trade & Industry Alliance|ATI Alliance]] runs tv and print advertisements, as well as a website and a twitter feed.

PR giant [[Ogilvy & Mather]] (Sydney) is named as the registrant behind the [[Australian Trade & Industry Alliance|ATI Alliance's]] website domain address [http://www.whoismind.com/whois/getcarbonpolicyright.com.au.html getcarbonpolicyright.com.au]. Though the domain's registrant contact name is erroneously listed as 'Domain Administrator', web marketing agency [[DTDigital]] is the probable developer behind the website, hosting the site on their domain and holding copyright over the website code.

[[DTDigital]] is similarly involved in the Australian mining-lobbies other anti-Carbon Tax campaign [[Australian Mining: This is our Story]].

==Contact==

:Website: [http://www.getcarbonpolicyright.com.au/ getcarbonpolicyright.com.au]

:Twitter: [http://twitter.com/#!/getcarbonright @getcarbonright]

==Resources==

==Notes==

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[[Category:Mining]]
[[Category:Mining Industry]]
[[Category:Mining and Metals]]
[[Category:Transnational Corporations]]
[[Category:Aluminium Industry]]
[[Category:Mining and Metals: Transnational Corporations]]

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 [[Manufacturing Australia]] | [[Australian Coal Association]] | [[Housing Industry Association]] | [[Australian Retailers Association]] | [[Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry]] | [[Mineral Council of Australia]] | [[Australian Steel Institute]]
-The [[Minerals Council of Australia]] is known to have funded $17.2million into a six-week campaign to derail PM [[Kevin Rudd|Kevin Rudd's] 2010 Resource Super-Profits Tax (RSPT). Not only was RSPT withdrawn, Rudd's was forced to leave office.<ref>Mark Davis '[http://www.smh.com.au/business/a-snip-at-22m-to-get-rid-of-pm-20110201-1acgj.html A snip at $22m to get rid of PM]', Sydney Morning Herald, 2 February 2010, accessed 19 September 2011</ref>
+The [[Minerals Council of Australia]] is known to have funded $17.2million into a six-week campaign to derail PM [[Kevin Rudd|Kevin Rudd's]] 2010 Resource Super-Profits Tax (RSPT). Not only was RSPT withdrawn, Rudd's was forced to leave office.<ref>Mark Davis '[http://www.smh.com.au/business/a-snip-at-22m-to-get-rid-of-pm-20110201-1acgj.html A snip at $22m to get rid of PM]', Sydney Morning Herald, 2 February 2010, accessed 19 September 2011</ref>
 ==Behind the PR==

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-The [[Australian Trade and Industry Alliance|Australian Trade & Industry Alliance]] (ATI Alliance) is a conglomerate of seven Australian industrial associations, established to campaign against the 2011 Carbon Tax bill.
+The [[Australian Trade and Industry Alliance|Australian Trade & Industry Alliance]] (ATI Alliance) is a conglomerate of seven Australian industrial associations, united to campaign against the 2011 Carbon Tax bill.
 ==Affiliations==

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 The [[Australian Trade & Industry Alliance|ATI Alliance]] runs tv and print advertisements, as well as a website and a twitter feed.
-PR giant [[Ogilvy & Mather]] (Sydney) is named as the registrant behind the [[Australian Trade & Industry Alliance|ATI Alliance's]] website domain address [http://www.whoismind.com/whois/getcarbonpolicyright.com.au.html getcarbonpolicyright.com.au]. Though the domain's registrant contact name is erroneously listed as 'Domain Administrator', web marketing agency [[DTDigital]] is the probable developer behind the website, hosting the site on their domain and holding copyright over the website code.
+PR giant [[Ogilvy & Mather]] (Sydney) is named as the registrant behind the [[Australian Trade & Industry Alliance|ATI Alliance's]] website domain address [http://www.whoismind.com/whois/getcarbonpolicyright.com.au.html getcarbonpolicyright.com.au].
-[[DTDigital]] is similarly involved in the Australian mining-lobbies other anti-Carbon Tax campaign [[Australian Mining: This is our Story]].
+Though the domain's registrant contact name is erroneously listed as 'Domain Administrator', web marketing agency [[DTDigital]] is the probable developer behind the website, hosting the site on their domain and holding copyright over the website code. [[DTDigital]] is similarly involved in the Australian mining-lobbies other anti-Carbon Tax campaign [[Australian Mining. This is our story]].
 ==Contact==

Australian Trade and Industry Alliance - Revision history

Dan Nemenyi at 15:52, 19 September 2011

Dan Nemenyi: /* Affiliations */

Dan Nemenyi: /* Affiliations */

Dan Nemenyi: /* Behind the PR */

Dan Nemenyi: Created page with " {{Template:Mining and Metals badge}} [[File:AustralianTradeIndustryLogo.png‎|thum..."

Dan Nemenyi: Created page with "
{{Template:Mining and Metals badge}} [[File:AustralianTradeIndustryLogo.png‎|thum..."