Homeward Bound announces scholarship opportunity for South Pacific woman in STEMM
Homeward Bound today announced a new scholarship supported by BOC that will provide one woman with a background in STEMM the opportunity to participate in the ground-breaking Homeward Bound leadership initiative.
CSIRO announces $90m investment to accelerate Australia’s low-emissions transition
CSIRO has launched a $90 million program that would help Australia’s regions accelerate their transition to a low-emissions economy.
Queensland announces $24 million funding for innovative startups
The Queensland government has established a new $24 million Enterprise Acceleration Fund to provide a boost to local startups and create more jobs.
CSIRO rolls out Innovate to Grow program for cyber sector
CSIRO has announced a free 10-week online Innovate to Grow program for small and medium-sized enterprises in the cybersecurity industry.
NT Export Award winners announced
Territory businesses have been recognised at the 29th Chief Ministers NT Export Awards gala dinner.
Vic rolls out first electric buses in Sunbury
The Victorian government has deployed the first three electric buses in Sunbury as part of its Zero Emissions Bus (ZEB) Trial.
Vic businesses called on for manufacturing decarbonisation grant program
Business Victoria has launched its Business Growth Stream initiative to help local manufacturers tap into decarbonisation opportunities in production.
Shaping the National Quantum Strategy
The Albanese Labor Government is seeking views to shape the National Quantum Strategy to position Australia as global leader in quantum research and applied technology.
BioNTech to empower Vic with new mRNA R&D centre
German biotechnology manufacturer BioNTech has selected Victoria to house its Asia-Pacific mRNA clinical research and development centre.
New massive renewable electrolyser planned for Queensland
Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) is slated to build one of the world’s largest renewable energy-powered electrolysers in Queensland.
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Manufacturers should do this sooner rather than later, says precision engineer
Australian precision engineering and industrial instrumentation company CENMAC implemented ERP software when it was still a one-man operation. “I couldn’t imagine us growing to this size without MRPeasy,” says Jason Ford, Founder.
