Tag: Sydney
Sydney to join unique cigarette butt recycling program
Discarded cigarette butts are being turned into something useful in New Orleans, and Sydney may soon join the large-scale recycling effort which was originally...
Macfarlane launches ‘Design for manufacturing competitiveness’ report
Minister for Industry Ian Macfarlane has launched the report "Design for manufacturing competitiveness", developed by Professor Sam Bucolo, Head of the Design and Innovation Research...
National Manufacturing Week 2014 — the only event in 2014 that will bring the...
National Manufacturing Week (NMW) 2014, Australia's leading manufacturing industry event, is kicking off today in Sydney, with extraordinary support from across the industry for...
National Association of Women in Operations hosts Girls Experience Industry Days
Leading global companies, which are members of the National Association of Women in Operations (NAWO) gave high-school girls and pre-career girls an opportunity to...
Cerebos Gregg’s moves food production to Sydney
Trans-Tasman food and coffee manufacturer Cerebos Gregg's has announced that it will be migrating its manufacturing operations from East Tamaki, New Zealand to Sydney...
Sydney’s strong manufacturing industry to be showcased in National Manufacturing Week 2014
Sydney's recent success in surpassing Melbourne as Australia's leading manufacturing centre will further be cemented, as the New South Wales' state capital hosts the...
Sydney overtakes Melbourne as Australia’s biggest manufacturing centre
Victorian capital Melbourne has lost its long-held status as the nation’s biggest manufacturing centre to Sydney, reveals the SGS Economics and Planning report aimed...
140 jobs to go as Pfizer Australia announces shut down of Sydney plant in...
Pharmaceutical company Pfizer will close its Sydney manufacturing plant in 2015, taking with it about 140 jobs.
According to the AAP report published via The...
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