Special Interest

Due to increased costs across the global supply chain, Australians have been feeling the impact of sharp energy price increases. With summer quickly approaching, families are preparing for these bills to potentially climb even higher as they try to keep their home comfortable.

Media Release by Charles Darwin University A new Charles Darwin University (CDU) course will give First Nations students an immersive experience into the world of...

This International Women’s Day, the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre has recognised female leaders who are pushing the boundaries and challenging stereotypes and misconceptions in pursuing a career in manufacturing. 

The Australian business sector has shown incredible resilience in recent years, surviving lockdowns, natural disasters, a labour shortage, increasing interest rates and inflation. 

Mid-sized operators are emerging from 2022 with strong results, and benefit from firmly embedded flexibly, according to new research from business management platform MYOB. However, with ongoing economic challenges facing Australian businesses, as well as cyber risks and a possible recession front of mind, the mid-market are under no illusions about the difficulties that lie ahead. 

October is National Safe Work Month—a time to commit to building a safe and healthy workplace. All workers, including those in manufacturing, have the...

Media Release by Australian Made The Australian Made Campaign (AMCL) is excited to announce its partnership with the Adelaide 36ers, becoming an Official Partner of...

Now more than ever, manufacturers all around the world are being pushed to test the limits of their current capabilities as they weather multiple disruptive global events, like the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine. 

With Christmas just four weeks away, the Australian Made Campaign is calling on shoppers to keep Aussie makers and growers front of mind this festive season by buying products certified with the iconic green and gold kangaroo.

Chief executive officers around the world are expecting a bleak future, with nearly three-quarters of them believing that global economic growth will decline over the next 12 months.