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Locally manufactured components drive landmark AUKUS submarine sustainment effort
Australian manufacturers have played a central role in supporting the first maintenance activity conducted on a United Kingdom nuclear-powered submarine in Australia under the AUKUS partnership, with the Australian Submarine Agency highlighting the milestone as a demonstration of the country's growing industrial capability.
Eight companies secure manufacturing grants for submarine program
Manufacturing capability is a central focus of new funding announced for Australian industry, with the Australian Submarine Agency (ASA) supporting $2.9 million in grants to eight local companies involved in the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine program.
NASA and Australian Space Agency sign agreement on aeronautics and space cooperation
The United States and Australia have signed a new framework agreement to enhance cooperation in aeronautics and space exploration, the US Embassy & Consulates in Australia announced this week.
Aerobotix and ASA join forces to solve hypersonic engineering challenges
Aerobotix and Automated Solutions Australia (ASA) have formally launched their international robotic automation alliance for the development and evaluation of hypersonic-capable parts.
The alliance was established...
Australian Space Agency partners with geo-data specialist Fugro on new robotics and AI complex
The newly formed Australian Space Agency (ASA) has partnered with Fugro Australia Marine to design, build and operate the Australian Space Automation, Artificial Intelligence...
Australian Space Agency signs statement of intent with Airbus
The Australian Space Agency (ASA) and Airbus have signed a statement of intent that will see the European aerospace manufacturer provide support for space discovery,...
AMWU prepares workers for life after Ford
The AMWU is working with Auto Skills Australia (ASA) and Ford to develop a strategy to ensure the 800 remaining employees at the company’s...
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Responding to manufacturing demand and performance signals
Australian manufacturers are navigating a challenging environment. Just as output had returned to growth, higher fuel and freight costs, rising input prices and global supply chain disruption renewed pressure on margins and cash flow.
