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NMW 2017 keynote address: AAMC John Pollaers discusses scaling up Australian manufacturing

The following speech was delivered by the Australian Advanced Manufacturing Council’s John Pollaers at National Manufacturing Week 2017, which runs from 9 – 12...

National Manufacturing Week 2017 opens in Melbourne

National Manufacturing Week (NMW), Australia’s leading manufacturing industry event is kicking off in Melbourne today, offering visitors unrivalled access to world-class speakers, more than 230 exhibitors and a packed schedule of networking, workshops, presentations and live demonstrations.

Three out of four Australian manufacturers plan to invest in automation

Danish robotics company Universal Robots recently conducted a survey which canvassed the views of the members of various online groups dedicated to communicating with...

AAMC asks parties to state their policies on important industry issues

The Australian Advanced Manufacturing Council (AAMC) has called on all parties to state their policies on driving success in Australian advanced manufacturing and to...

Continuous naval shipbuilding program announcement welcomed by shipbuilders and unions

The Federal Government’s announcement of a commitment to a continuous shipbuilding plan for the Royal Australian Navy’s surface fleet has been welcomed by a...

Australian manufacturing must adopt new technologies, knowledge and skills – says AAMC Chairman

The Chairman of the Australian Advanced Manufacturing Council (AAMC), Mr John Pollaers, has welcomed the Performance of Manufacturing Index, which showed the first expansion...
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