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51st Australian Export Awards winners

The 51st Australian Export Awards were presented to 12 category winners of this year’s edition that was held in the Great Hall at the...

World’s biggest steelmakers jointly acquire German steel plant in the US

Global steelmaking giants Nippon Steel Sumitomo Metal and ArcelorMittal will jointly acquire an automotive steel sheet manufacturing plant from ThyssenKrupp, aiming to more than...

New lupin processing plant opens in Perth

Lupin Foods Australia has opened a new lupin processing plant in Forrestfield, Perth, becoming the first facility in the country to produce lupin foods...

3D printer maker Stratasys sues for patent infringement

3D printer manufacturer Stratasys is taking action against Afinia, a division of Microboards Technology LLC, for patent infringement. According to a media release from Stratasys,...

Dyesol wins ‘Coolest Company’ Award

Renewable energy company Dyesol has been named the ‘Coolest Company in Australia’ at the Australian Anthill Cool Company Awards. Dyesol bested 100 other finalists to...

AI Group report reveals widespread use of non-conforming products in building and construction sectors

A new research conducted by the Australian Industry Group revealed that there is widespread use of non-conforming products which do not meet regulatory, Australian or industry...

Amcor Flexibles introduces next generation of packaging solution

Amcor Flexibles has introduced a new packaging solution for “bag-in box” foods designed to meet the growing focus on food protection, environmental awareness and...

Gippsland Coalition leader defends paper manufacturing jobs before Federal Parliament

The Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) has commended Coalition Member for Gippsland Darren Chester for championing local jobs and the paper manufacturing industry...

Toyota Australia says Holden closure would make it difficult to maintain operations

Toyota Australia’s executive director of sales and marketing Tony Cramb has admitted that Holden’s factory closure would make it difficult for Toyota to maintain...

House of Representatives votes to dump carbon tax

The House of Representatives has voted to abolish the carbon tax, leaving the Abbott government to settle the deal with the Senate in December. In...
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