Multi-year Repowering for Portland Aluminium Smelter
Alcoa Corporation has today announced new five-year agreements with AGL, Alinta Energy and Origin covering power requirements for the Portland Aluminium Smelter.
The future of Victoria’s...
Alive and kicking: Australian coffee industry to boost production
According to data, Australians drink two billion cups of coffee every year, with only a small portion of it made from locally produced coffee...
Kenworth Trucks to cut 50 jobs from Melbourne plant
Kenworth Trucks has confirmed that fifty jobs will go from its plant in Bayswater in the Melbourne suburbs.
Although the company has not confirmed the...
Electric truck to supercharge storm recovery
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Queensland's storm recovery and network maintenance has been supercharged with Energex taking delivery of the state's first fully electric bucket truck.
The 15.5 tonne...
Long holiday break means extra pressure for Toyota
Toyota’s Melbourne plant is to cease production for 21 days for the holiday season in what is to be the longest holiday shutdown at...
Toyota pledges to raise the bar for sales and servicing standards even higher
Toyota Australia is looking to take sales and service standards to the next level after a record-breaking two thirds of its entire dealer network...
Boral to commence on-market share buy-back
Boral Limited is planning to treat its shareholders with a multi-million buy-back program over the next 12 months, which will see Australia’s largest building...
Nanollose joins forces with Grasim to develop high-tenacity fibre tech
Bio-materials company Nanollose Limited (ASX:NC6) filed a joint patent application with cellulosic fibre producer Grasim Industries Limited to develop a high tenacity lyocell fibre...
Coles’ Ian McLeod aims to “cut” red tape
Coles boss Ian McLeod has called for the Productivity Commission to review obstructive red tape procedures that stifle growth and job creation processes.
According to...
UNSW Sydney to house world’s first student-built nuclear fusion device
UNSW Sydney will soon be home to the world’s first-ever nuclear fusion device to be wholly designed, manufactured, and managed by students.
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Beyond insights: How CRM solutions are transforming the manufacturing industry
The global manufacturing sector is witnessing a seismic shift in its automation approach as companies worldwide, big or small, grapple with the ongoing labour shortage and skills gap within the industry.
