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Gina’s Table opens freeze-drying facility in Queensland

Gina's Table, the retail brand of SSS Strawberries, Bundaberg's renowned strawberry grower, has opened a 4000-square-metre freeze-drying facility in Thabeban, Queensland.

Victorian gov’t forges key economic alliance with France

The Victorian Government has initiated a significant new partnership with France that will enhance the economic ties between the state and a crucial European ally.

New NSW campaign rolled out to protect workers from silica dust

SafeWork NSW has launched a six-month campaign to raise awareness of silicosis and address silica dust exposure in the construction and tunnelling industry. 

Australian industry urges swift action in energy transition – AECOM report

AECOM, a globally renowned infrastructure consulting firm, has issued a call for collaborative efforts within the industry to expedite and amplify the energy transition.

Graphene oxide study paves the way for strengthened 3D-printed concrete

Engineers from RMIT University and the University of Melbourne have conducted research, introducing graphene oxide into 3D-printed concrete to enhance strength and printability.

Subway to serve Detpak sustainable platters in Australia, New Zealand

Sustainable packaging manufacturer Detpak has teamed up with Subway to launch a new fibre-based catering platter to help eliminate 205 tonnes of plastic in the environment each year. 

CIMIC’s UGL and CPB Contractors awarded $1.4B HumeLink transmission Project

CIMIC Group's subsidiaries, UGL and CPB Contractors, have been chosen by Transgrid to undertake the construction of the western section of the HumeLink high-voltage electricity transmission project.

Coles, CleanCo partnership lights the way for a sustainable Christmas

Publicly-owned energy company CleanCo has joined forces with Australian retailer Coles to fulfil 95 per cent of its electricity needs in Queensland as the festive season approaches and millions of Queenslanders gear up for Christmas celebrations.

Northern Territory adds 64 electric vehicles to its fleet

The Northern Territory Labor Government is spearheading the shift to a renewable future with the introduction of 64 new electric vehicles (EVs) into its fleet.

UniSA, VPG, and SMR Australia collaborate on space optics additive manufacturing project

In a collaborative effort spearheaded by the University of South Australia (UniSA), with industry partners VPG Innovation and SMR Australia, a project is underway to revolutionise optical components for Earth observation through additive manufacturing.
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