What CMYK profile should I set it at for printing in Australia?

I'm working on a CD album cover and converting the photo from RGB to CMYK, but want to make sure that I have the correct CMYK profile.
There are various web, Japan, US, and coated options in the colour setting box.
But I need some guidance as to which one I should be setting this at in Photoshop?
Thanks
Kim

This should get you started: http://www.drevolution.com.au/blog/index.php?id=2683940155866559937
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>>How do I set my website up to have pages print out
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