Tag: supply chain

Australia’s national science agency CSIRO is inviting small to medium enterprises (SMEs) in the critical minerals industry to apply for a 10-week online program, which champions innovation accessibility for Australian businesses.

Warle Construction, an Indigenous construction company based in the Northern Territory, is pioneering the development of IKEA-inspired houses aimed at tackling housing affordability and availability issues.

In a collaboration between the Australian Fashion Council (AFC) and Epson Australia, research conducted by RMIT has shed light on the true economic worth of Victoria’s textile, clothing, and footwear (TCF) manufacturing sector.

Minister Madeleine King is visiting Canada and the United States from 3 to 8 March to discuss critical minerals essential for supporting eco-friendly technologies.

ASX-listed vanadium developer Critical Minerals Group has endorsed a groundbreaking collaboration agreement to establish a vanadium flow battery manufacturing supply chain in Townsville, North Queensland.

Australia has launched the AI Sprint initiative aimed at assisting startups and entrepreneurs in rapidly developing AI solutions to tackle urgent national issues such as cost of living, governance, supply chain resilience, human and environmental well-being, and workforce transformation.

IperionX Limited announced progress in advancing its commercial-scale titanium metal manufacturing capabilities at the Titanium Manufacturing Campus in Virginia, consisting of the Titanium Production Facility and the Advanced Manufacturing Center.

Global semiconductor developer BluGlass Limited has secured $4.3 million in commitments from institutional and sophisticated investors through a well-supported share placement at an issue price of $0.037 per share.

International Graphite, based in Western Australia, announced the launch of its new graphite micronising plant in Collie, south of Perth, to bolster Australia’s battery minerals sector.

The Western Australian Government has earmarked $9.9 million to facilitate industry placements for TAFE college lecturers, allowing them to gain firsthand insight into the skills and workforce requirements of various industries.