Sunday, October 11, 2026

New method of recycling carbon fibre emerges from UNSW

A researcher from UNSW Canberra has developed a new carbon fibre recycling method that uses less energy and wastes less of the material. 

Woolworths introduces Aussie-made paper pages in Victoria, Tasmania and WA

Locally-made paper carry bags are now available for purchase in more than 400 Woolworths stores across Victoria, Tasmania and Western Australia. In an effort to...

Japanese manufacturer Ricoh named to Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations List

Global imaging and electronics manufacturer Ricoh has secured a place on the 2026 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations. This marks the 14th time the company has achieved this recognition.

Ampol, SEA Electric collaborate to drive commercial EV charging

Ampol has ventured into an industry-first partnership with SEA Electric to deliver seamless EV charging options to key parts of the transport sector. 

South Australia’s recycling industry will receive a $30m boost

The South Australian Government has partnered with the Commonwealth Government to boost the State’s recycling infrastructure. The National Partnership on Recycling Infrastructure, announced this week,...

Meridian to begin construction of New Zealand’s second-largest wind farm

Meridian Energy, New Zealand's largest renewable energy power company, is set to begin construction of a new $395 million wind farm located within the...

Dematic secures Steel Sustainability Australia certification for Colby Storage Solutions

Dematic, a leader in warehouse solutions, has achieved the esteemed Steel Sustainability Australia (SSA) Certification for its manufacturing facility in Belrose, NSW. 

AMGTA-commissioned research paper compares manufacturing methods to determine production sustainability

In an effort to address the need and demand for more sustainable manufacturing as well as more robust and flexible supply chains in a strategically, financially, and environmentally beneficial way, ongoing collaborations between additive manufacturing technology developers and practitioners are paving the way.

University of Queensland researchers introduce new low-emission sinter tech

Researchers from the University of Queensland have developed a new type of sinter capable of reducing carbon emissions in the iron and steelmaking industry.

UQ goes 100% ‘green’ with new solar farm  

The University of Queensland has become the first university in the world to have all of its power come from its own renewable energy...
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Modular switchgear built for faster, verified panel builds

As switchboard builders face tighter programmes and increasing scrutiny around compliance, the way enclosure, busbar and separation concepts work together has a direct impact on build time and verification effort.