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Federal Government unveils $1.1bn Innovation and Science Agenda

The Turnbull Government has released the National Innovation and Science Agenda, a $1.1 billion reform package that will offer tax incentives for business risk,...

Rockwell Automation launches IO-Link Master and Sensors for smarter manufacturing

Rockwell Automation has launched IO-Link-enabled sensors that provide a continuous flow of diagnostic information from the production line, helping better predict maintenance needs. Aside from...

Lockheed Martin opens new $3m lab in SA to support RAN next-gen submarine force

In collaboration with Saab Australia and Thales Australia, global defence company Lockheed Martin has officially opened its new high-tech laboratory in Adelaide which is intended to...

Aussie scientists discover stainless magnesium that will revolutionise manufacturing

Australian scientists have discovered a new magnesium-lithium alloy that has proven to be corrosion resistant and is set to revolutionise the manufacturing industry. This new...

Space 3D printing becomes reality – Made in Space, Northrop Grumman and Oceaneering to...

Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, has made its mark on almost every industry to date. Automotive applications of 3D printing are expected to generate...

CSIRO’s 3D printing plant will offer 3D printing technologies to Aussie businesses

Australia’s Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) has opened a 3D printing innovation centre in Clayton, Victoria. The $6 million CSIRO Lab 22 is...

SA timber manufacturer to kick-start $4m upgrade

NF McDonnell & Sons in Mount Gambier – one of the biggest businesses in the softwood milling industry in the South East – is...

New Zealand’s Martin Aircraft Company to provide 20 3D printed jetpacks for Dubai’s firefighters...

Dubai is set to become the first city in the world where firefighters will be equipped with their own personal jetpacks. It might sound surreal,...

Chocolate maker Koko Black enters voluntary administration

Melbourne based premium chocolate maker, retailer and café chain Koko Black has entered into voluntary administration. Accounting firm Deloitte was appointed as voluntary administrators. The family...

GE wins $2.6bn India railways deal

GE has been selected to modernise India’s rail system and has won a $2.6 billion contract to develop a factory, as well as, supply...
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