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The first Australian-built AS9 Huntsman self-propelled howitzers have completed a live-fire training exercise, marking a milestone in the introduction of the new artillery capability...

The NSW Government has announced a further $225 million investment to support low-carbon manufacturing projects across the state, aiming to expand local production, attract private investment and create jobs in emerging industries.

The Western Australian Government has announced a $17.8 million investment in its 2026–27 State Budget to expand the State’s capacity to recycle solar panels and embedded batteries, in a move it says will support environmental protection while also strengthening local manufacturing and resource recovery capability.

Biome Australia has signed a manufacturing agreement to bring production of its Activated Probiotics range to Australia, marking the first phase of the company's strategy to increase control over its manufacturing and supply chain operations.

Swinburne University and Geotab have launched a new transport research centre aimed at advancing artificial intelligence-powered transport innovation and addressing challenges facing Australia’s transport infrastructure.

LION has announced a proposal to close the James Boag’s Brewery in Launceston in November 2026, citing long-term declines in the national beer market and ongoing cost pressures.

Toyota Australia has announced it has secured an additional 10,000 vehicles for Australian customers in 2026, in a move the company says will help meet continued strong demand across its model range.

A new manufacturing-focused partnership between the University of Canberra and OMRON Automation and Robotics Oceania aims to strengthen Australia’s capabilities in robotics, artificial intelligence (AI) and digital manufacturing, following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to formalise collaboration on workforce development and industrial innovation.

A growing compliance issue highlighted in Australia’s manufacturing sector has broader implications for safety and regulation across multiple industries, according to Weld Australia, which has linked recent concerns about non-compliant e-bikes to what it describes as a wider “tick-and-flick” culture affecting manufacturing, construction and infrastructure.

The NSW Government announced an additional $225 million investment aimed at expanding low-carbon manufacturing across the state, supporting local production, attracting private investment and creating skilled jobs.