Made In Australia MadeinOz.com.

LINKS FOR AUSSIES OVERSEAS suggest an expat site
ANZAS	ANZAS is registered in Washington State as a nonprofit organization representing the interests of expatriate Australians and New Zealanders living in the Pacific Northwest and the many Americans who have interest in Australian and/or New Zealand sports, art, culture, business, politics, and/or trade. You can expect to find information about the activities of ANZAS in the Seattle area and regularly updated news from New Zealand and Australia. ANZAS is affiliated with the Australia New Zealand American Chambers of Commerce, ANZACC. Additionally, ANZAS has established valuable ties with the New Zealand and Australian governments. These important ties provide ANZAS with governmental, business, cultural, trade and tourist information relating to Australia and New Zealand.
	Australians Abroad was founded in 1996 to provide a centralised resource for Australians living overseas. The site has 7,150 registered members from 114 countries. Australians Abroad is registered as a business in the state of New York, USA. Australians Abroad is owned and administered by Kate Juliff and running expenses are defrayed by sponsors and paid members (193). Any profit is taxed in the US and put aside, for those times that sponsorship does not cover running expenses. There are no paid employees. Some consulting payments are made from time to time for specialised services. Originally appearing as australiansabroad.com it now operates as coolabah.com
	Mates Up-Over is primarily for Australian expats in living in America. Includes discussion boards, recipes, tools and information about Australia. Operated by Rose Jorgensen, the site operates out of Florida.
Aussieexpats.com	Expat site (as the name clearly indicates) offering message boards and information on Australia life.
	The Southern Cross Group is an international volunteer-run and independently funded advocacy and support organisation for the Australian Diaspora. It was founded in January 2000 at a "town hall" style meeting held in Brussels, Belgium, attended by some 35 local Australians. Those present at the founding meeting were of the view that there was a need for an advocacy organisation which could actively focus on and work for changes to law and policy that negatively impacted or disadvantaged those in the Diaspora. Were very active in the legislation which promoted dual citizenship rights for expats.