Tag: Advanced Manufacturing

Cori Stewart, the chief executive officer and founder of ARM Hub, highlighted the three critical factors to boosting the Australian manufacturing industry during a recent House Standing Committee hearing in Brisbane. 

Premier and Minister for State Development, Trade and the Antarctic, Jeremy Rockliff, has congratulated Elphinstone following their successful joint bid with Hanwha Defense Group to be part of the Land 400 Phase 3 program.

Vocus, Australia's specialised fibre and network solutions provider, has activated the first international fibre-optic connection into Darwin, establishing Australia's North as a new entry point for international data and Darwin as a significant digital centre for the Asia Pacific.

The House Standing Committee on Industry, Science, and Resources are set to examine the health, robotics, and space sectors as part of its inquiry into developing advanced manufacturing in Australia. 

Minister for Science and Industry Ed Husic will attend the 2023 Modern Manufacturing Expo, which will be held from 20 to 21 September at the Sydney Showgrounds.

The Western Australian Government will invest $148.4 million in 40 innovative, job-creating projects, including advanced manufacturing, across the state through the Investment Attraction Fund.

Australian composite materials company Omni Tanker has launched a world-first composite triple road train that can move nearly 100 tonnes of payload in a single haulage run.

The University of Southen Queensland (UniSQ) is now home to the new Innovative Launch, Automation, Novel Materials, Communications and Hypersonics Trailblazer (iLAuNCH), a program aimed at transforming world-class Australian research into practical breakthroughs. 

The House Standing Committee on Industry, Science, and Resources is set to hear ideas from stakeholder organisations on how to effectively improve Australia's advanced manufacturing capability at a public hearing tomorrow, 5 July, at the Sydney Masonic Centre.

The Queensland government has launched a discussion paper to inform the development of the state’s new Vocational Education and Training (VET) Strategy, which will drive the state’s annual $1.2 billion investment in skills and training.