Tag: Victorian Government
Victorian Government announces $50m boost for TAFE
Victoria’s TAFE sector will get a $50 million boost from the state government aimed at giving unemployed Victorians a better chance to build the...
Dulux to build $165m manufacturing factory in MelbourneÂ
Paint maker Dulux has announced that it will spend $165 million on the construction of a new paint factory in Melbourne.
The company also announced that...
Alstom’s Ballarat plant to stay open – Victorian Government orders 30 train carriages
Alstom’s factory in Ballarat will remain open thanks to the purchase order by the Victorian Government for 30 new Xtrapolis train carriages.
With the government...
Holden tight-lipped on reports for engineering job cuts in Victorian plants
Holden has refused to comment on speculations that hundreds of engineering jobs in Victoria will be lost before the end of the year but confirmed...
AutoCRC’s ASEA to provide automotive supply chain in-market advocates in Malaysia
The Automotive Supplier Excellence Australia (ASEA) Division of AutoCRC has been selected to pin-point and pursue offshore business opportunities for Victorian companies.
The announcement was...
Over 200 Victorian companies to go on trade missions to Middle East and India
The Victorian Government will be leading over two hundred Victorian companies on two major trade missions to the Middle East and India in a...
SPC Ardmona to stir up divisions in the Government ranks
Senior Government members have raised their concerns regarding the way the economic rationalists are handling the situation with struggling SPC Ardmona and their stubborn...
Joe Hockey accuses the AMWU of “being at war” with Toyota
Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey has accused the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union (AMWU) of deliberately obstructing Toyota’s attempts to cut high costs and jeopardizing the...
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