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The Following Is a Breakdown of a Selection of Clients in Each Industry The following is a breakdown of a selection of clients in each industry. Reference Letters are available on request. Distribution / Transport Australia Post - Laminex - Security Mailing Services - TNT - Trimex Pty - BOP Fertiliser - Wickliffe Limited - Flyways / Computer Transport - Fletcher Building Distribution - Nissan Limited - New Zealand Post - Ports of Lyttelton, Christchurch - Trans Rail - Westgate Port Taranaki Education Newcastle University - Northern Melbourne TAFE (NMIT) - Australian Catholic Universities (ACU) - University of NSW (UNSW) -William Angliss Institute - The Gordon Institute - RMIT - NSW Hunter TAFE - Swineburne University of Technology - Southbank Institute of Technology - Auckland Institute of Technology (AIT) - Auckland University of Technology (AUT) - Christchurch Polytechnic (CPIT) - Hawke’s Bay Institute of Technology (EIT) - University of Auckland - University of Waikato - Victoria University of Wellington Financial & Legal Services (Retail / Property) AXA - Bumiputra Commerce Bank (Malaysia) - Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) - OAMPS - Touraust - Australian Guarantee Corporation - Baycorp Advantage - Challenge Realty - Challenge Property - Credit Union Waikato - Countrywide Bank Limited - Copthorn Hotels - Farmers Mutual Group - Levene’s Limited - NZI Insurance - PlaceMakers Building Products - Protector Safety Limited - Residential Mortgages Limited - IAG - South Power Appliances - Sovereign Insurance Limited - Challenge Realty - National Mutual Financial Services Food & Beverage Mrs Crocket’s Kitchens - Australian Country Choice Pty Ltd - Cordina Chickens Pty - Goodman Fielder Pty - Murray Goulburn Dairy - Nippon Meat Packers Australia (NMPA) - Norco Pty Ltd - Pacefarms Pty Ltd - AFFCO Meat Producers - Auckland Meat Processors - AMC Auckland Meat Company - Bluebird - Fiji Sugar - Fonterra Dairy Co-Operative formerly Kiwi Co-op Limited - NDA National Dairy Association - New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Company - New Zealand Dairy Packers Limited - New Zealand Dairy Farmers (Burns Philp) - Northland Dairy Co-op - Richmond Meats Limited Government ACT Government - ACT Treasury - ACT Department of Education and Training - ACT Territory and Municipal Services (TAMS) -Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) - Energy Safe Victoria - NSW Roads and Maritime Services - Horizon Power - Brimbank City Council - Parramatta City Council - Ipswich City Council - Sustainability Victoria - NZ Accident Compensation Commission - Auckland City Council - Christchurch City Council - Fiji Telecom - Gisborne District Council - Hawke’s Bay Regional Council - Manakau City Council - North Shore City Council - NZ Department of Labour - NZ Immigration Services - Palmerston North City Council - Parramatta City Council - Rodney District Council Health Hunter Area Health Board - Mater Hospital Brisbane - NSW Department of Health - Calvary Mater Hospital Newcastle - Cancer Institute of NSW - Queensland Department of Health - Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne - Royal Brisbane Woman’s Hospital - RPA Hospital Brisbane - Pantai Medical Centre (Kuala Lumpur) - Southern Health Board - St Vincent’s Private Sydney - St Vincent’s Public Sydney - Auckland District Health Board - Canterbury District Health Board - Wanganui District Health Board - Health Waikato - Northland Health Board - South Auckland Health Board - South Canterbury Health - Western Bay Health Board - Waitemata Health Board - Healthlink South - The Royal Victorian Eye & Ear Hospital Manufacturing ACI Glass - Big River Timber - Ballantyne Chocolates - Canterbury Clothing Company - Carter Holt Harvey Forestry - Carter Holt Harvey Pine Panels - Chep (Brambles) - Ecolab Pty Limited - Fosters Brewing - FPC of Western Australia - Kolotex - Lovelocks Refrigeration - Marley Plastics - Mrs. Crocket’s Kitchens - Visy Industries (Cardboard) - Hsin-Li Enterprises (Taiwan) - Fairfriend Tools Enterprises (Taiwan) - Automotive Parts Manufacturers (Malaysia) - Nidec Industries (Philippines ) - Li Peng (Taiwan) - Bay of Plenty Fertiliser - Carter Holt Harvey Paper, Plastics - Diamond Industries - Doyle Sails - Fletcher Aluminum Limited - Fletcher Building Limited - Firth Industries - Jones & Sandford Joinery - Marley Plastics – NZ - Metal Fabricators Limited - National Dairy Association (NDA) - Quality Bakers Goodman Fielder - Rotaform Plastics - Tasman – Pulp & Paper - Vistalite West Auckland - Wickliffe Press - Winstone Wallboards - Heirloom Kitchens - John Young Furniture - R.A. & C.R. Davies - Ruske Furniture Not for Profit Converge International - Australian Home Care Services - Anglican Care Primary Industries Australian Country Choice Pty Ltd - Carter Holt Harvey Forestry - Forest Products Commission of WA - Murray Goulburn Dairy - Nippon Meat Packers Australia (NMPA) - Norco Pty Ltd - Pacefarms Pty Ltd - AFFCO Meat Producers - AMC Auckland Meat Company - Carter Holt Harvey Paper - Fonterra Dairy Co-Operative - New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Company - New Zealand Dairy Farmers (Burns Philp) - Northland Dairy Co-op - Tasman – Pulp & Paper Technology AAPT - Cable & Wireless Optus - Cochlear Pty - Fujitsu - Link Telecommunications Pty - Telstra Corporation - Vodafone - Dynamic Communications - Jade - Nidec Corp (Philippines) - Telecom - Unisys Telecommunications AAPT - Cable & Wireless Optus - Cochlear - Fujitsu - Link Telecommunications - Telstra Corporation - Agri Research - Bio Lab - Vodafone formerly Bell South - Dynamic Communications - Nidec Corp (Philippines) - Southmark Computers - Telecom New Zealand - Telstra - Unisys Utilities Jemena - AGL - City West Water - CS Energy - Elgas - Great Southern Energy - South Australia Water - Sustainability Victoria - Sydney Water Corporation - Tarong Energy - United Energy - Yarra Valley Water - Delta Utility Services - Enerco Gas - ENERGEX - Fiji Electricity Authority - King Country Energy - Metro Water - Meridian Energy - Powerco (Taranaki Energy) - Orion Energy Formerly Southpower - Waitaki Power - Tarong Energy .
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