Tag: Advanced Manufacturing

The Western Australian Government says its fee-free and low-fee TAFE initiative, You Can Make It Here, has driven a significant rise in interest in vocational education, particularly in areas linked to advanced manufacturing and other in-demand industries.

Austal has announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with ASC to advance additive manufacturing technologies and strengthen Australia’s sovereign naval capability, marking what the company describes as a key step in expanding the role of advanced manufacturing in shipbuilding and submarine sustainment.

The Victorian Government has announced new funding to support projects aimed at improving safety and reducing workplace injuries across the state’s manufacturing industry.

H&H Group, the global health and nutrition company behind Swisse, Biostime, and Zesty Paws, has officially opened its new 17,000-square-metre National Operations Centre in Victoria, marking a significant milestone in the Group’s Australian manufacturing and export operations.

The NSW Government has confirmed construction of its $96 million RNA Research and Manufacturing Facility is progressing on schedule for completion in 2026, bolstering the state’s sovereign manufacturing capability in RNA-based therapeutics.

Quantum Brilliance has announced the opening of what it describes as the world’s first commercial Quantum Diamond Foundry in Melbourne, a facility the company says will enhance Australia’s advanced manufacturing and quantum technology industries.

TasTAFE has officially opened an immersive Skills Lab, offering learners virtual and augmented reality training to develop practical skills before entering a worksite, the Tasmanian Government announced.

Australian dairy company Pure Dairy has officially opened its state-of-the-art dairy manufacturing plant in Dandenong South, Victoria.

The Western Australian Government has opened expressions of interest (EOI) for a new advanced manufacturing facility in Western Australia, aimed at accelerating the delivery of housing and major infrastructure projects across the State.

The Queensland Government has secured the site for the proposed $60 million Moreton Bay TAFE Centre of Excellence, a project aimed at supporting skills development and growth in the state’s manufacturing sector.