AIDA Presentation Night 2009
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Australian International Design Awards 2009 Presentation Night The Australian International Design Awards is recognised as Australia’s peak design assessment and promotion body, and for its important role in fostering a culture of design and innovation in Australia. In keeping with Standards Australia’s peak status as the national standards body, the Australian International Design Awards sets an international benchmark of design excellence and quality in manufactured goods.
Australian International Design Awards 2009 Presentation Night
The Australian International Design Awards is recognised as Australia’s peak design assessment and promotion body, and for its important role in fostering a culture of design and innovation in Australia.
In keeping with Standards Australia’s peak status as the national standards body, the Australian International Design Awards sets an international benchmark of design excellence and quality in manufactured goods.
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