Tag: Manufacturing

The Australian Government has launched new digital tools designed to improve visibility and support growth in the nation’s rail manufacturing sector, announcing the release of an expanded Rolling Stock Capability Index and updates to the National Rolling Stock Procurement Pipeline.

The Australian Government has announced what it describes as a significant step for domestic manufacturing under the AUKUS partnership, confirming HIFraser as the first Australian company qualified to supply parts for US Virginia class submarines through the Government-funded Defence Industry Vendor Qualification Program (DIVQ).

KAESER Australia is marking its 35th anniversary, stating that its ongoing role in the country’s manufacturing sector is linked to steady customer demand and its focus on supplying reliable compressed air systems.

Researchers at the University of Sydney have developed a new 3D printing technique to manufacture anatomically accurate replicas of human blood vessels in just two hours, a development the university says could advance the study of strokes and the testing of new treatments.

Victoria’s manufacturing sector has gained an uplift with Walkinshaw Group officially opening its new $114 million automotive manufacturing headquarters and expanded facility in Dandenong South, according to Invest Victoria.

The Victorian Government is supporting new economic activity in Benalla, announcing funding to advance a precinct aimed at attracting advanced manufacturing, logistics and sustainable industries. 

Australia’s preparations for nuclear-powered submarines under AUKUS are driving new partnerships focused on strengthening local manufacturing, skills and supply chains.

Tyre Stewardship Australia has announced the creation of the Trans-Tasman Tyre Recycling Alliance (TTRA), a new regional body aimed at advancing circular manufacturing and tyre recovery across Australia and New Zealand.

Formlabs has announced a new suite of stereolithography (SLA) materials designed to bring 3D printing closer to mainstream manufacturing, introducing resins that the company says now rival widely used industrial thermoplastics.

The Western Australian Government says its fee-free and low-fee TAFE initiative, You Can Make It Here, has driven a significant rise in interest in vocational education, particularly in areas linked to advanced manufacturing and other in-demand industries.