Tag: Australian Manufacturing

A new analysis commissioned by the advocacy group Renew Australia for All has warned that prioritising nuclear energy over renewable energy could place Australia’s aluminium smelting industry and 13,500 associated jobs at risk.

The Victorian Government has opened nominations for the 2025 Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame Awards, which will celebrate its 23rd year honouring the achievements of individuals and businesses driving excellence in the state’s manufacturing industry.

Leaders from the manufacturing sector will join executives and senior figures from across the business and wider community for the 2025 Vinnies CEO Sleepout, an annual initiative aimed at raising funds and awareness for homelessness services provided by the St Vincent de Paul Society.

Crusader Caravans has received the Lean Transformation of the Year for Victoria at the 2024 TXM Lean Solutions Awards, acknowledging the company’s efforts in enhancing manufacturing practices through continuous improvement.

Members of the CFMEU’s Manufacturing Division have voted decisively to break away from the Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union and form a new, independent union—the Timber, Furnishing and Textiles Union (TFTU).

AML3D has secured a AUD 0.83 million contract with BAE Systems, marking its entry into the UK defence market. 

Titomic has announced a collaboration with aerospace and defense contractor Northrop Grumman to develop and manufacture high-performance pressure vessels using its proprietary cold spray additive manufacturing technology.

Brickworks and Mud Australia have introduced a limited-edition paving product called Forma, combining recycled materials with local craftsmanship and design-focused production.

Greensteel Australia has confirmed a $1.6 billion order with Italian-based engineering company Danieli Group for the fabrication of components for its proposed ultra-low-carbon steelmaking facility.

Capral Aluminium has joined the Australian Made Campaign, aligning its locally produced aluminium extrusions with the well-recognised green and gold kangaroo logo that signifies products manufactured or grown in Australia.