Toyota Hilux to get 48V technology in 2024 with 10% better fuel economy
Toyota Australia is set to offer approximately 10 per cent fuel economy improvement for certain HiLux models, compared to the current 2.8-litre turbo diesel variants, when upgraded versions fitted with 48-volt technology arrive in the first half of 2024.
Nano Dimension’s additive manufacturing group broadens its Fabrica micro-AM product range
Nano Dimension has expanded its Micro-Additive Manufacturing (Micro-AM) product line by introducing an extended range of Fabrica Micro-AM solutions, including the Tera 25, Giga 250, and Giga 25 systems, in addition to the existing Tera 250 Micro-AM solution.
Kazia Therapeutics granted manufacturing patents for its flagship Paxalisib drug
Oncology-focused drug development company Kazia Therapeutics has successfully patented the manufacturing process for paxalisib in India and the United States.
Paxalisib is a brain-penetrant inhibitor...
Australia announces $1.7 billion missiles acquisition, considers options for domestic manufacturing
The Australian government has made a $1.7 billion investment to equip the Australian Defence Force with some of the most powerful and technologically advanced weapons systems in the service’s history.
Australian drone manufacturing receives $6.6M boost from ASCA
In a significant boost to Australia's sovereign drone manufacturing capabilities, the Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator (ASCA) has announced a total investment of $6.6 million in three Australian companies.
Queensland adds 40 to electric bus network to boost zero emission goal
Queensland Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey announced that 40 new zero-emission buses will be rolled out in Moreton Bay, Brisbane, Redland Bay, and the Sunshine Coast throughout 2023.
CIMIC Group secures major contract for Adelaide tram overhaul
CIMIC Group company CPB Contractors has been selected by the Federal and South Australian governments to deliver the Tram Grade Separation Projects, in an Alliance with McConnell Dowell, Mott MacDonald, ARUP, and Aurecon.
Origin announces early closure of the Eraring Power Station in NSW
Origin is proposing to close the Eraring Power Station in NSW will close in mid-2025, rather than 2030-32.
Origin said the move was part of...
$6.9M boost for Australian manufacturing of printed solar and semiconductors
The Australian Government has announced $6.9 million in funding to support manufacturing-focused innovation projects, including printed solar technology and a semiconductor packaging tool, under its Industry Growth Program.
Victoria backs local manufacturers in push for net zero
Victoria’s journey toward a net-zero future is advancing with the government’s new investment in local manufacturers, empowering them to create essential components for renewable energy infrastructure.
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