Agent TypeOrganisationActivities & OccupationsLobbyistsHistoryFounded in Melbourne in 1910 as the Australian Association of British Manufacturers and their Representatives, changed to the Australian Association of British Manufacturers in May 1928 and in August 1963 to the Australian British Trade Association. The chief branches were in Victoria and N.S.W. with "mainly ad hoc" activity in South Australia, Western Australia and Queensland. Its aim was to use co-operative agitation and propaganda to make the Australian market a favourable one for British manufacturers. It is organized on Federal lines.Search records of this agent
![[Press Cutting] 17 July 1936 - 9 Feb. 1938.](/img/placeholder.gif?1773707079 "[Press Cutting] 17 July 1936 - 9 Feb. 1938.")
