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What does the future hold for the Australian glass market?

Find out at this year's Australian Glass & Glazing Association national conference.

13-15 September 2012 - Hobart, Tasmania.

Read our latest e-news featuring some of the conference keynote speakers for more info and links to the registration form.

Read more here.

 

 

 




August 15th, 2012
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