Tag: Australian Manufacturing

The NSW Government, in partnership with the Albanese Government, has launched a $2.5 million mobile training fleet to deliver hands-on clean energy and manufacturing skills to communities across New South Wales.

Deakin University has partnered with Melbourne-based start-up Kapture to develop technology that transforms combustion engine emissions into sustainable fertiliser, in a collaboration aimed at decarbonising heavy industry and strengthening Australia’s manufacturing and agricultural capabilities.

Weld Australia has unveiled a new membership model aimed at lifting capability, quality, and safety across the nation’s welding and manufacturing sectors.

Expressions of Interest (EOIs) are now open for tenancy at the Central Coast Food Manufacturing Innovation Hub, a new facility designed to boost manufacturing growth and collaboration across the region’s food and beverage sector.

The Western Australian Government has launched a new $2 million AUKUS SME Readiness Fund to help local manufacturers and defence businesses enter AUKUS supply chains, as part of efforts to create jobs and strengthen the state’s manufacturing sector.

The Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) Hub said it is contributing to efforts in supporting the adoption of artificial intelligence in Australia’s manufacturing sector, in line with the government’s expanded $73.3 billion National AI Capability Plan.

Perth-based seaweed materials company Uluu has announced it has raised $16 million in Series A funding to expand its manufacturing capability and build a demonstration plant in Western Australia, advancing its mission to produce a natural, seaweed-based alternative to conventional plastics.

Zero-emission trucking company New Energy Transport has completed Australia’s longest single-charge electric heavy road freight delivery, marking a key step forward for electric vehicle manufacturing and freight decarbonisation.

Australia’s manufacturing industry is losing an estimated $3.8 billion annually due to middle managers spending weeks on low-value or unnecessary tasks, according to new research from Australian-founded global technology company SafetyCulture.

R.M.Williams has announced the official opening of a second manufacturing workshop at its site in Salisbury, Adelaide’s northern suburbs, marking what the company described as a major milestone in its commitment to strengthening Australian-made craftsmanship.