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$50m defence skills boost announced

The Federal Government has awarded a $50 million contract to a Victorian education and training provider to provide specialty skills training for the Defense...

Japanese energy giant to increase green hydrogen production in Queensland

ENEOS, Japan’s biggest oil company, has unveiled plans to significantly boost production of green hydrogen in Queensland. Starting from next year, ENEOS plans to produce...

Marley Spoon acquires Melbourne-based ready-to-heat meal

Global subscription-based meal kit provider Marley Spoon AG has reached an agreement to acquire Australian ready-to-heat meal provider Chefgood, for up to $21 million. Founded...

Rio Tinto calls on WA manufacturers to build iron ore rail cars

Rio Tinto has invited Western Australian manufacturers to submit Expressions of Interest (EOI) for the construction of 100 rail cars for its Pilbara iron...

Government announces more than 300 defence nuclear science and engineering scholarships

Defence Minister Peter Dutton has announced the creation of more than 300 scholarships over the next five years to boost Australia's nuclear scientific and engineering workforce. Minister...

NIOA to build $50m weapons factory in Australia

NIOA has disclosed plans for a $50 million facility specializing in the production of small arms and weaponry for the Australian Defence Force, commercial...

Rivian to expand manufacturing in Georgia, US

Rivian will expand its manufacturing activities by establishing a second unit in Georgia, United States. The project entails a $5 billion investment in site development...
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Timberlink to invest $63m in a timber manufacturing facility in Bell Bay

Leading Australasian timber products manufacturing company will invest $63 million in its manufacturing facility in Bell Bay Tasmania. The undertaking will begin in 2022, with...

LCK explores optionality to produce domestic AdBlue to address chronic supply shortage across Australia

Leigh Creek Energy (LCK), a future key supplier of urea through its $2.6 billion Leigh Creek Energy Project (LCUP), is exploring optionality to produce...

Tritium inks global EV charging contract with Shell

Australian fast charger specialist Tritium will provide fast charging technology and services to Shell as part of a global framework agreement announced this week. Shell...
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