Tomago electricity strategy a ‘step in the right direction,’ Aluminium Council says
The Australian Aluminium Council has welcomed the Federal Government’s announcement that it will explore a pathway to deliver electricity supply to Tomago Aluminium from 2028, describing the move as an important step for the smelter, its workforce, and the broader Hunter region.
Engineers Australia calls for engineering-led planning as summer risks rise
Engineers Australia is urging governments and communities to prioritise engineering-led solutions as the country prepares for a summer marked by hotter-than-average temperatures, heightened bushfire danger and increased pressure on critical infrastructure.
Amaero advances US manufacturing expansion with major equipment orders
Amaero Ltd has announced new manufacturing investments in the United States, securing binding purchase contracts for its Argon recycling plant and a fourth EIGA Premium atomiser.
Australian-designed Toyota HiLux launches with major upgrades
Toyota has unveiled its new-generation HiLux in Australia, featuring significant improvements in driveability, interior technology, and an exterior design developed by Toyota Design Australia.
$1.4 billion boost for domestic MQ-28A Ghost Bat manufacturing
The Australian Government has confirmed it will invest approximately $1.4 billion to advance the Australian-designed and manufactured MQ-28A Ghost Bat, aiming to transition the collaborative combat aircraft into full operational capability for the Royal Australian Air Force.
Daikin expands Australian manufacturing footprint with $28.6M facility
Daikin has announced a $28.6 million manufacturing facility in Chipping Norton, NSW, as part of its ongoing investment in Australian manufacturing and local jobs.
ABB boosts rail manufacturing with new Maryborough traction hub
ABB has officially opened its Traction Centre of Excellence in Maryborough, Queensland, creating a purpose-built hub for the local manufacturing of traction converters, motors, and energy storage solutions.
Gov’t launches free AI microskill training for one million Australians
The Australian Government has announced a national initiative to provide one million Australians with free AI skills training, saying the program will help workers and small businesses prepare for the increasing use of artificial intelligence across workplaces.
Manufacturing investment anchors Liquid Instruments’ growth in Victoria
Breakthrough Victoria says its $15 million investment in Liquid Instruments is contributing to the State’s advanced manufacturing capability, with the organisation stating that the funding supports local jobs and helps maintain production of the company’s technology in Victoria.
Defence Trailblazer funds new manufacturing initiatives to accelerate energy transition
Defence Trailblazer has announced a series of industry-led projects aimed at accelerating clean-energy technologies while strengthening Australia’s advanced manufacturing sector, as part of Defence’s transition to net zero.
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From ship repair to autonomous underwater vehicles: Griffin Industrial’s next chapter with growth capital
Some of Australia’s most critical manufacturing happens where almost no one sees it: inside a fuel tank on a Navy tanker, in a machine shop south of Perth, on a workshop floor in western Sydney where a team is helping build autonomous underwater vehicles. Griffin Industrial does all three.
