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Reducing emissions and costs for Queensland’s manufacturing sector

Media Release On behalf of the Australian Government, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced $250,000 in funding to ERM Power, a subsidiary of...

Qld Manufacturing Minister chairs first manufacturing council in 2020

Minister for Regional Development and Manufacturing Glenn Butcher met with Queensland manufacturing leaders for the first time at a Ministerial Manufacturing Council meeting which...

Made in Queensland funding a bottler for Bundaberg soft-drink icon

Media Release Soft-drink manufacturer Bundaberg Brewed Drinks will upgrade brewing, bottling and warehousing systems thanks to $575,800 from Round 2 of the Queensland Government’s $46...

Siemens opens new manufacturing plant in Qld

Siemens has officially opened a new factory in Yatala, Queensland to support global demand for smart infrastructure products for energy sector. The factory will manufacture Fusesaver,...

Australia’s manufacturing reaches record high in March

Australia's manufacturing sector has extended its longest run of expansion to 18th months in March, with Ai Group's Performance of Manufacturing Index (Australian PMI)...

Ingham’s $75m investment ‘a vote of confidence’ in QLD’s food manufacturing sector, Premier says

Australia's biggest poultry producer, Ingham's, has recently made a $75 million investment across its Queensland operations, laying the foundations for sustained growth and the generation of...

Queensland announces $7.6 million boost to drive manufacturing transformation

Queensland Treasurer Curtis Pitt and Minister for State Development Dr Anthony Lynham announced an extra $7.6 million as part of an Advanced Manufacturing Roadmap...
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