Consultation launched for $1 billion Solar Sunshot program in Australia
The Australian Government has initiated consultations on the blueprint of the Solar Sunshot program, a $1 billion initiative announced in March 2024.
Australian gov’t taps AML3D for marine components testing
AML3D has inked a contract with the Australian Government Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG) to supply components for testing in marine applications.
AUKUS partners break new ground in defence trade relations
Australia has applauded the United States Government for taking concrete measures to enhance export control licensing requirements for the AUKUS trilateral partners.
Breakthrough Victoria backs RayGen’s renewable energy vision with $20M investment
Breakthrough Victoria announced a $20 million investment in local company RayGen Resources in a bid to propel Victoria's transition towards clean energy sources.
MTPConnect spearheads biomedical manufacturing training in WA
MTPConnect takes the lead in enhancing Western Australia's biomedical manufacturing capabilities through a newly secured funding boost from the state government.
Savills Report: $33.3B surges into warehousing amid green transition
A recent report by Savills Australia has spotlighted $33.3 billion investment influx into warehousing over the past five years, signifying a robust growth trajectory in the sector.
Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility prepares to open doors in NSW
High-tech capability is set to bolster advanced manufacturing in NSW with the opening of the Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility (AMRF) later this year, providing manufacturers with access to cutting-edge technology, training, and expertise.
PharmAust bolsters commercialisation efforts with new head of manufacturing
PharmAust, a clinical-stage biotechnology company, has appointed Dr Herbert Brinkman as head of Manufacturing as the company prepares for commercialisation.
Tindo celebrates five years of solar panel exports to Vietnam
Tindo, Australia’s sole solar panel manufacturer, has commemorated five years of exporting to Vietnam, with another successful shipment dispatched in the first quarter of 2024.
AWU pushes for worker rights amid Qenos Altona site uncertainty
The Australian Workers’ Union (AWU) is set to engage in discussions with Qenos leaders and administrators to prioritise the interests of workers during the administration process and secure the future of the Altona site.
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