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Australian manufacturer unveils upgraded grandstands with shelter and accessibility features

Felton Industries has launched a new range of sheltered grandstands designed to provide greater comfort, safety, and inclusivity for spectators across Australia.

Downer opens applications for 300 jobs in train manufacturing

Construction of the Queensland Train Manufacturing Program’s (QTMP) facility at Torbanlea is moving ahead, with Downer reporting major progress as wall cladding nears completion and specialist equipment installation begins.

Smarter energy decisions: GridBeyond unveils AI-powered Bid Optimiser in Australia

As Australia’s energy transition accelerates, businesses participating in the National Electricity Market (NEM) are facing growing challenges in managing their energy assets efficiently. 

Queensland Manufacturing Month shines light on homegrown skills

Local innovation and skills in manufacturing are being showcased this month as the Queensland Government highlights the industry’s contribution to the state’s economy through Queensland Manufacturing Month.

Emirates Glass partners with ClearVue to manufacture solar glazing in UAE

Emirates Glass, a subsidiary of Dubai Investments PJSC, has signed a five-year manufacturing and distribution agreement with Australia-based ClearVue Technologies Limited to introduce solar glazing solutions across the UAE and wider GCC region. 

Arnott’s Group unveils $12M solar and battery system at Huntingwood factory

The Arnott’s Group has launched a large-scale solar and battery storage system at its Huntingwood biscuit factory in western Sydney, developed in partnership with CleanPeak Energy.

Bunbury manufacturer receives $2M to pilot wind turbine component production

A Bunbury-based company is set to expand its workforce and explore new opportunities in wind energy manufacturing after receiving more than $2 million from the Cook Government under a co-investment program.

Australia’s manufacturing PMI hits near three-year high in August – S&P Global

Australia’s manufacturing sector expanded at its fastest pace in nearly three years in August, with stronger demand and a rebound in exports driving higher output, according to the latest S&P Global data.

Monash scientists identify methane-producing microbes in coastal ecosystems

A new study from Monash University has found that sandy coastlines, which cover about half of the world’s continental margins, are a previously unrecognised source of methane emissions.

New Zealand facility diverts hydrovac and road waste from landfill through CDE technology

CDE, a provider of wet processing equipment for recycling operations, quarries and mines, has announced that its wet processing technology is being used in New Zealand to transform hydrovac waste into reusable materials, supporting efforts to reduce landfill use and advance circular economy practices.
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