Australian Wool Innovation

The strong team culture within a well-run shearing shed is one of the many reasons people love the wool industry. A bright future for the wool industry also depends on training, better technology and infrastructure upgrades. Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) is working with industry to ensure a professional industry has a well-trained and educated workforce with a safe and best-practice work environment.

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Level 6, 68 Harrington Street, The Rocks, Sydney, NSW, 2001, Australia
Phone: 282953100
Website: www.wool.com
Email: feedback@wool.com

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