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AVL wins $49m manufacturing grant to develop Australian Vanadium Project
Resource company Australian Vanadium Limited (AVL) has been awarded a $49 million grant under the Australian Government’s Modern Manufacturing Initiative Collaboration Stream.
The company will...
Komatsu opens innovation hub in Wacol, Queensland
Industrial mining equipment manufacturer Komatsu has opened an Innovation Hub in Wacol, Queensland as part of its new Wacol Distribution Centre.
According to the official...
World’s first regenerating battery train to be developed in Australia
Fortescue has announced plans to develop the world's first Infinity Train – a regenerating battery-electric iron ore train that will use gravitational energy to...
FBICRC outlines pathway for Australia to claim its share of the global battery industry
The Future Battery Industries Cooperative Research Centre (FBICRC) has released a document titled: “Towards 2030 – Australia’s Battery Powered Future”, outlining how Australia can...
BHP approves autonomous haulage for South Flank
BHP has approved moving South Flank, Australia's largest new iron ore mine in the past years, to autonomous haulage.
The US$3.6 billion mine, located 156...
Critical Resources completes acquisition of Mavis Lake lithium project
Western Australia's Critical Resources has completed the acquisition of Mavis Lake lithium project in Ontario, Canada.
The Mavis Lake Project is located 19 kilometres east...
Rio Tinto’s iron ore rail cars to be built in WA
Rio Tinto has decided to go with local suppliers to build ore rail cars for its Pilbara mining operations in Western Australia.
In a news...
Defence awards Perth braking business ABT $240,000 export grant
The Morrison Government has awarded Advanced Braking Technology (ASX:ABV) a $240,000 Defence Global Competitiveness Grant that will help the Perth-based manufacturer export its ground-breaking...
Element 25 sets eyes on EV cathode market with Butcherbird stage 1 commissioning
As E25 delivers first stage development of its Butcherbird Project, the exploration company inches closer to being the world's first supplier of carbon-free manganese...
Government allowing deadly asbestos history to repeat on silicosis epidemic
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The Australian Workers’ Union has accused the Federal Government of bowing to industry pressure by leaving thousands of workers at risk of developing...
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What spending reveals about downstream consumer demand for manufactured goods
For manufacturers supplying consumer-facing markets, understanding demand conditions has become increasingly important in an environment shaped by cautious spending, rising costs and intense competition.
