Australia's measurement system 

(Last published date: 23/09/2009)
Australia's measurement system is based on Australian legal units of measurement and depends on the traceability of standards of measurement, reference standards and reference techniques.

(Last published date: 17/09/2009)
Examples of the contribution NMI makes to a range of industries.

(Last published date: 12/11/2009)
NMI continually identifies and evaluates emerging issues. Recent developments include improved measures for protein in grain and sugar in wine.

(Last published date: 22/12/2009)
NMI appoints legal metrology authorities to support the needs of the national measurement system.

(Last published date: 28/09/2009)
The National Measurement Act, its Regulations and Guidelines, together with state and territory legislation, currently provide a legal framework for the measurement system.

(Last published date: 17/09/2009)
Mutual acceptance arrangements reduce technical and regulatory barriers to trade.

(Last published date: 17/09/2009)
Details are given of significant achievements and important events (including metric conversion) in the history of measurement in Australia.

(Last published date: 17/09/2009)
NMI is part of a broader infrastructure that promotes innovation and provides the foundation for technological development.