Australia, Canada leaders highlight manufacturing cooperation during Canberra talks
Australia and Canada have signalled deeper cooperation in manufacturing and industrial capability following talks in Canberra between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, according to a joint statement released by the two governments.
Program launched to recycle used clear aligners across Australia and New Zealand
A new recycling initiative aimed at reducing plastic waste from orthodontic treatment has been launched across Australia and New Zealand through a partnership between Angelalign Technology Inc and recycling company TerraCycle.
Government, industry launch network to help Australian exporters diversify
The Australian Government and industry groups have launched a new network aimed at helping Australian exporters expand into new markets and strengthen trade diversification efforts.
Push to attract more women into Queensland manufacturing careers
A new campaign has been launched to encourage more women to pursue careers in manufacturing as Queensland continues to face skills shortages across the $28.9 billion manufacturing sector, according to Manufacturing Skills Queensland (MSQ).Â
Manufacturing begins on guided missiles in Australia, Defence says
The Australian Defence Department has announced that manufacturing of Guided Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (GMLRS) has commenced in Australia, marking the start of domestic production of the missiles.
Manufacturing reform urged to unlock clean aluminium recycling opportunity
Australia’s aluminium industry is calling for targeted policy reform to unlock what it describes as a significant clean manufacturing opportunity, following the release of a new report commissioned by the Australian Aluminium Council.
UK rail research leader speaks on manufacturing, collaboration in Melbourne
International rail research leader Luisa Moisio has shared insights on innovation, collaboration and the role of research in strengthening manufacturing and technological capability in the rail sector during a lecture in Melbourne hosted by Monash University.
Victoria expands battery recycling network with 50 new collection points
The Victorian Government says it is expanding battery recycling infrastructure across the state, announcing 50 additional collection points aimed at making it safer and easier for households to dispose of used batteries.
Manufacturing clarity needed on proposed work-from-home legislation, says SEMMA
Manufacturing stakeholders are calling for clearer guidance on proposed work-from-home legislation, with the South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance (SEMMA) urging policymakers to consider industry realities and legislative limits.
Advanced manufacturing investment supports $21M Northern Territory glass facility
An investment of $21 million has supported the launch of a new advanced manufacturing facility in East Arm, Darwin, aimed at strengthening manufacturing capability in the Northern Territory and supporting local production of specialty glass products, according to the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre (AMGC).
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From cost exposure to cost control: Using energy flexibility to protect margins
Electricity price volatility is reshaping the cost base of Australian manufacturing, challenging long-held assumptions that energy can be treated as a stable operational input.
