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Thales opens new facility to support ADF’s Bushmaster vehicles
Global technology leader Thales Australia has announced that it has opened a new facility in Townsville, Queensland, to support Bushmaster protected mobility vehicles in...
Nissan’s decision to stay in Victoria a “vote of confidence” in the State’s manufacturing...
Nissan Casting Australia’s decision to commit its future automotive manufacturing operations to Victoria is a vote of confidence in the state’s manufacturing industry, said...
ULA to halve launch vehicle production costs by 3D printing flight-ready rocket components
United Launch Alliance (ULA), the premier launch services company in the US, has supported America's presence in space for more than 50 years with...
Premier Barnett outlines science priorities for WA at Science on the Swan Conference
Premier and Science Minister Colin Barnett released Western Australia’s Science Statement outlining the State’s priorities for scientific research.
The document – called Growing Western Australia...
Shaping the research direction of the Australian Centre for Robotic Vision
A robotic-themed innovation workshop was held at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) on Monday, highlighting opportunities for the construction and infrastructure industries to...
Immuron receives first USA orders for Travelan®
Australian biopharmaceutical company Immuron Limited has announced that it has secured first orders for its Travelan® product in the USA.
The order was from the...
ABB handed 3-year Gold Coast Light Rail substations contract
KDR Gold Coast, a consortium member for GoldLinQ, has awarded power and automation group ABB with a three-year contract to provide maintenance supervision services...
Rocket Lab unveils world’s first 3D printed, battery-powered rocket
Space technology company Rocket Lab has introduced the Rutherford engine that will act as the main propulsion system of its small satellite launch vehicle called Electron.
Described...
Government’s claims over shipyards’ productivity concerns not justified, Unions say
The Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union (AMWU) has urged Defence Minister Kevin Andrews to make the crucial decision to build Australia’s future submarines in Adelaide,...
‘East West Link failure to cost tax payers between $400 to $500 million’
'Under the Heads of Agreement, signed yesterday, the $10.7 billion East West Link will not proceed, revealed the Premier of Victoria Daniel Andrews.
With no compensation...
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Reducing downtime through real-time shop floor insights with Minitab’s Prolink
Unplanned downtime remains one of the most costly – and often misunderstood – challenges on the manufacturing floor.
