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Weld Australia unveils winners of 2023 Victoria and Tasmania Welding Excellence Awards

The 2023 Victoria and Tasmania Welding Excellence Awards winners have been announced in Melbourne, showcasing the best and brightest welders, fabricators, and industry educators in the two states.  

Australian engineering giant sets new industry standards with Extent Heritage acquisition

RSK Australia, a global leader in sustainable solutions, has acquired Extent Heritage, the country's largest heritage management and archaeological company in a move set to redefine Australia's heritage management landscape.

Genesis Energy ramps up renewables with $1.1B Gen35 program

ASX-listed Genesis Energy is planning to allocate profits from the Kupe gas field to fund a $1.1 billion initiative aimed at constructing new renewable generation and large-scale battery storage by 2030.

Australian Made names Kate Carnell as new chair; announces new board members

The Board of Australian Made Campaign Ltd (AMCL) has appointed industry leader Kate Carnell as its new chair, making her the very first woman to hold the role in the organisation. 

ClearVue gains ground in Southeast Asia with H T Glass manufacturing deal

ClearVue Technologies, a pioneer in smart building materials, has entered the Southeast Asian market through a significant manufacturing and distribution collaboration with H T Glass Pte Ltd, a glass processing specialist based in Singapore.

Sustainable construction project clinches Australia’s top engineering award

The 2023 Engineers Australia Excellence Awards - People & Projects has celebrated the pinnacle of Australian engineering achievements at a prestigious gala dinner held in Melbourne last night.

BAE Systems’ Hunter Class Frigate Program passes preliminary design review

BAE Systems Australia’s Hunter Class Frigate Program has successfully completed its Preliminary Design Review, which looked into the operational effectiveness of the program’s design. 

Beyond the factory floor: How to navigate post-pandemic B2B manufacturing landscape

The manufacturing and distribution sectors have traditionally been slow to adopt business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce, but this drastically changed in the wake of the pandemic. 

WA advances climate response with carbon capture and storage bill

Mines and Petroleum, and Hydrogen Industry Minister Bill Johnston has introduced the Petroleum Legislation Amendment Bill 2023 and the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Safety Levies Amendment Bill 2023 in the Western Australian Parliament.

Australia to train thousands of STEM students to support AUKUS

The Australian government has announced a $128 million investment to train thousands of future skilled workers to help deliver the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine pathway. 
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