Tag: Jeremy Rockliff
Tasmania hosts global buyers, boosts produce exports
North West Tasmania's farms recently welcomed 40 international buyers from 12 global markets as part of the AUSVEG Fresh Produce Showcase program.
Countrywide Hydrogen poised to be Tasmania’s first major green hydrogen producer
Countrywide Hydrogen, a division of ReNu Energy, is set to emerge as Tasmania’s primary green hydrogen producer following the finalisation of an $8 million funding arrangement with the Tasmanian Government.
Tasmanian producers secure multi-million dollar deals at China International Import Expo
Tasmanian food and beverage producers have achieved remarkable success at the China International Import Expo in Shanghai, underscoring the state's prowess in the global market.
Tasmania to exhibit local defence, advanced manufacturing capabilities at UK expo
Tasmania’s defence industry and advanced manufacturing capabilities will soon be showcased at one of the world’s largest security and defence expos as the state spearheads an international trade mission to the United Kingdom.
Hanwha defence contract to deliver jobs boost in Tasmania
Premier and Minister for State Development, Trade and the Antarctic, Jeremy Rockliff, has congratulated Elphinstone following their successful joint bid with Hanwha Defense Group to be part of the Land 400 Phase 3 program.
Gov’t teams up with Tasmanian defence manufacturers in Korea for trade mission initiative
The Tasmanian Liberal Government said it has partnered with top-tier Tasmanian defence sector manufacturers in the Republic of Korea in an effort to boost the state’s business opportunities and markets.
Tasmania takes maritime, defence trade mission to Indonesia
The Tasmanian government is sending a focused industry delegation to Indonesia in November to foster and diversify economic opportunities for Tasmanian businesses in key areas worldwide.
Tasmanian Manufacturing Centre of Excellence opens in Burnie
Minister for Education and Training, Mr Jeremy Rockliff has officially opened the Tasmanian Manufacturing Centre of Excellence in Burnie.
The new centre – to be...
$1m CAT Transition Taskforce investment to boost Tasmanian manufacturing and generate jobs
Tasmanian Deputy Premier Jeremy Rockliff has announced that 5 advanced manufacturing companies will share $1 million in Government funding through the Caterpillar Transition Taskforce Advanced...
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