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$9.92m to help more than 9,000 people train, connect to local jobs
South Australia’s Employment, Higher Education and Skills Minister Gail Gago has announced $9.92 million in funding to help train, prepare and connect job seekers...
250 new jobs in Geelong with new ABS Centre of Excellence
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) will establish a new Centre of Excellence in Geelong in collaboration with Deakin University, which will upgrade the site of the...
LangTech International to create 100 new jobs in Mill Park
Innovative food and ingredients manufacturer LangTech International is set to convert much of the conventional Golden Circle juice factory in Mill Park into a...
BMA to let off 700 jobs at their Queensland mines
According to BMA, a major mine operator in Central Queensland, they plan to lay off 700 jobs from its Bowen Basin coal operations to...
Heavy transport vehicles manufacturer shuts down in Queensland
Approximately 80 jobs have been lost in Narangba, Queensland, as truck manufacturer Mills-Tui Australia slipped into administration last week, according to the Courier Mail.
The...
Holden tight-lipped on reports for engineering job cuts in Victorian plants
Holden has refused to comment on speculations that hundreds of engineering jobs in Victoria will be lost before the end of the year but confirmed...
Benalla assures future of munitions industry and secures 550 jobs
David Hodgett, Minister for Manufacturing has welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to retain the Thales munitions plants in Benalla and Mulwala.
“The announcement by the Federal...
Tesla Motors to build a $10bn battery gigafactory in Nevada
Tesla Motors has announced a $10 billion “gigafactory” in northern Nevada to produce lithium-ion batteries in partnership with Japanese electronics giant Panasonic.
According to the...
New partnership between Deakin University and Indian IT leader Cyient
The Deakin Centre for Advanced Design in Engineering has partnered up with Indian multinational IT company Cyient Limited to strengthen the sub-continental cooperation and...
SAP opens $60 million Innovation Centre in Melbourne
SAP, the leading multinational enterprise software company, has opened an innovation centre in Melbourne to accommodate its recent planned job growth and fulfill the...
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