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Launch of "Pink Women Collection" |
ProFishional proudly announces the PINK WOMEN COLLECTION.
Starting early November 2009
The PINK WOMEN COLLECTION caters for all those women who like to show their appreciation for women's health. Make a statement with PINK or PURPLE! Be amazed by the softest touch of the PURPLE Suede-bags and Suede-tubes.
Our must have collection is not only beautiful, but is also made right here in Australia with the finest craftsmanship and materials.
We pride ourselves as trendsetters with our new collection.
$2.00 of every item sold will be donated to the Breast Cancer Foundation.
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Alliance proposal rallies Australian Fishing Trade |
Fishing and boating companies in Australia could soon be united under a new alliance that aims to fight against Government legislation. The proposal for an Australian fishing and boating alliance is being driven by the Australian Fishing Trade Association (AFTA), which claims that a united voice on issues affecting angling access is invaluable.
AFTA president Bruce Alvey proclaimed the plans to create such a unified body at the recent AFTA trade show in Queensland. "Everyone will be able to come together and say to the politicians: 'Our industry amounts to X amount of dollars and X amount of jobs'," outlined Bruce in this announcement. The move is already gathering pace with several major tackle companies in Australia latching onto the idea.
And it's no real surprise considering the amount of complicated and restrictive legislation the Australian Government imposed on its waters recently in terms of anger access.
"This AFTA-led initiative would align industry bodies across the fishing, boating and outboard engines sectors with the aim of collectively lobbying governments of issues affecting these industries, such as marine park closures," concluded Bruce.F
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