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New facility for Mount Gambier engineering company
Construction is complete on a new $2.1 million facility for Whitty Engineering in Mount Gambier which will allow the company to increase productivity and...
Metro Tasmania to seek EOI from major bus manufacturers to build 100 new buses
Rene Hidding, Tasmania’s Minister for Infrastructure, has announced that Metro Tasmania will be seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) this July from major bus manufacturers...
$7.2m for new food processing technology in Tasmania
Improved rations for soldiers will be produced using new innovative technology at food research centres in northern Tasmania.
The Australian Government has announced that it...
Orora’s $42m investment to boost glass bottle manufacturing capacity and generate new jobs in...
Multinational packaging company Orora Limited has announced that it plans to invest $42 million to expand production at its glass facility in Gawler, South...
Iluka suspends all activates at Jacinth-Ambrosia, cuts 33 jobs
Iluka Resources announced that it will suspend mining and concentrate production operations at its Jacinth-Ambrosia mine in the Eucla Basin, South Australia, slashing 33...
Lion to cut 39 jobs from Boag’s Brewery
Leading beverage and food company Lion announced it will cut 39 jobs from its James Boag brewery in Tasmania as part of its plan...
More CSIRO jobs on the chopping block
Researchers at CSIRO have been informed that they might lose their jobs as a result of a two year organisational restructure that is set...
Capilano Honey to expand its Maryborough facility in Victoria
Australia’s largest honey packer, Capilano Honey, has been supported with a $610,000 investment from the Andrews Labor Government to establish an apple cider vinegar...
Innovation at its best: revolutionary foldable splint to be manufactured in SA
A revolutionary foldable splint intended to stabilise and support injured limbs will be manufactured in large quantities in South Australia.
SA company Fluoro Medical Pty...
$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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“New Starts Here”: AGHA launches national platform for gift and homewares
Australia’s peak organisation for the gift and homewares sector, the Australian Gift & Homewares Association (AGHA), has revealed plans for a major expansion in 2026, introducing Gifted Melbourne 2026 to complement the long-established AGHA Sydney Gift Fair.
