Tag: Australian Manufacturing
CIMIC’s UGL lands contract to build Bellevue railcar maintenance facilities
UGL, a member of the CIMIC Group, has clinched a notable contract, in collaboration with ADCO, to spearhead the construction of new railcar maintenance facilities at Bellevue, Western Australia, on behalf of the State’s Public Transport Authority.
Green hydrogen gigafactory opens doors in Queensland’s Gladstone region
Today marks the official opening of a state-of-the-art green energy manufacturing facility in Queensland's Gladstone region, emphasising the government’s delivery of a Future Made in Australia.
Aurora Labs manufactures gas turbine engine with 3D metal printed parts
Aurora Labs has manufactured a 200N Class gas turbine engine featuring 3D metal printed parts, marking an advancement in propulsion technology, particularly for applications such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and instant power generation systems.
EOS announces leadership changes to drive international growth
Electro Optic Systems has unveiled significant leadership changes aimed at bolstering its presence in international markets.
Kimberly-Clark Australia’s $520M GDP boost and local job impact revealed in new report
In a freshly released report, Kimberly-Clark Australia emerges as a significant force in the nation's manufacturing domain, injecting $520 million into the GDP annually while bolstering over 2,600 jobs locally.
NOVONIX awarded USD 103M in tax credits by US gov’t for battery materials production
Novonix, an ASX-listed manufacturer of battery materials and technology, has been chosen by the US Department of Energy (DOE) to receive a USD 103 million (AUD 159 million) tax credit under the Qualifying Advanced Energy Project Allocation Program.
Australian manufacturing sector faces steepest decline since May 2020, Judo Bank PMI shows
The latest data released by Judo Bank reveals a concerning trend for Australia's manufacturing sector, as conditions deteriorated at the fastest rate since May 2020.
Nano-spiked silicon surface destroys 96% of virus particles, says researchers
A team of researchers, headed by RMIT University, has created and manufactured a surface with virus-killing capabilities, offering the potential for mitigating disease transmission in hospitals, labs, and similar high-risk settings.
Australian solar PV manufacturing receives $1 billion boost
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has welcomed a significant injection of $1 billion in funding to catalyse the development of domestic solar photovoltaic (PV) manufacturing capabilities across the entire supply chain.
NSW Government pumps $1.5 million into TAFE NSW Lithgow
Responding to the surging demand for construction courses in the Bathurst region, the NSW Government has allocated $1.5 million to enhance facilities at TAFE NSW Lithgow.