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RAAF gets first two F-35 Lightning II – more to come  

The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) will be equipped with 5th generation fighter capabilities, after the first two F-35 Lightning II joint strike fighter (JSF) aircraft rolled...

Support for Australian Automotive Suppliers

The South Australian Government has announced the release of a support program geared towards assisting Australian Automotive suppliers adopt to change. Automotive Suppliers will be able...

Further growth for Braeside packing manufacturer CMTP

Minister for Manufacturing David Hodgett and Member for Mordialloc Lorraine Wreford last week inspected an $800,000 project at Australia’s largest manufacturer and supplier of pallets...

Three senior specialists named to further attract foreign investment

Minister for Trade and Investment Andrew Robb has announced the appointment of three Senior Investment Specialists at Australian Trade Commission (AusTrade), who will help improve Australia's...

Food Futures Conference shines light on agricultural development policy in Northern Australia

The Food Futures Conference in Darwin is set to focus on agricultural development policy in Northern Australia, an area the Federal Government sees as key to...

Better roads for Sydney to generate 250 jobs

To improve infrastructure in the Macarthur area and throughout the south-west Sydney growth corridor, the Commonwealth and NSW Governments are delivering on their commitment to...

Secure Jobs and Industry Future must be the focus for Shipbuilding Decisions

The Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union (AMWU) is responding cautiously to speculation regarding Government considerations over the future of the AWD project and Australian shipbuilding. “The union has...

Australia’s soon to be largest solar plant, a step closer to perfection

On a 250 hectare site, 550 km northwest of Sydney, Australia's soon to be largest solar plant moves a step closer to completion. The...

Demand for Australian farm goods increases after hitting rock bottom

According to the Colliers International's Rural and Agribusiness Research and forecast report, Australian farm commodities are rebounding strongly after recently hitting rock bottom, due to the...

About 100 jobs to go from Latrobe Valley power station and briquette factory closure

The Latrobe Valley — an inland geographical region and urban area inside Gippsland in the state of Victoria, Australia — is facing approximately 100 job cuts for the...
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