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Australian gov’t invests $850M in missile manufacturing factory in Hunter Region
The Australian Government has announced an investment of up to $850 million in partnership with Kongsberg Defence Australia to focus on the manufacturing and servicing of missiles at a new facility in Williamtown, near Newcastle.
Hunter region manufacturing: Paving the road to a greener future
The Hunter Region, traditionally recognised for its industrial strength, is now becoming a key contributor to Australia's shift toward renewable energy.
Hybrid boat manufactured in Hunter Region steals spotlight at Indo Pac 2023
A 43-foot battery-electric hybrid boat, developed through a collaborative effort between Ampcontrol, Steber International, and the University of Newcastle in the Hunter Region, is making waves at the 2023 Indo-Pacific International Maritime Exposition.
Winners announced at 2023 Hunter Manufacturing Awards
The 2023 Hunter Manufacturing Awards has recognised the industry’s leading players at a gala presentation at the Newcastle Exhibition & Convention Centre.Â
Thales Australia developing masterplan for Maritime Autonomy and SME Collaboration Precinct
Thales Australia said a masterplan is under development for the establishment of a sovereign Maritime Autonomy and SME Collaboration Precinct to support the Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN) Mine Countermeasures and Military Survey Capability SEA1905-1 program, should the company be selected.Â
Newcastle Airport to house new coating facility for F-35A fighter jets
The Australian Government has announced its plan to establish an Aircraft Coating Facility at Newcastle Airport dedicated to the maintenance of Australia’s fleet of F-35A Lightning II aircraft.Â
BAE Systems Australia inducts first fifth gen F-35A aircraft
In an induction held at the Williamtown maintenance depot, BAE Systems Australia welcomed the first F-35A aircraft to join its Joint Strike Fighter Program.
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