Curtin University has been named the first of Australia’s Trailblazer universities to receive a share of over $242 million in federal government funding, to develop a research commercialisation hub.
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New SPRINTS AI Accelerator Program to boost commercialisation
ARM Hub – a Brisbane-based organisation specialising in AI, robotics and manufacturing – has launched the SPRINTS Artificial Intelligence Accelerator Program to boost commercialisation for manufacturers.
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Resources Technology Showcase uncovers new training technologies
The Resources Technology Showcase at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre will uncover some of Western Australia’s new technological advances for the resources, defence and space industries.
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Resources exports on track to reach almost $300bn
Resources and energy exports are on track to reach nearly $300 billion this financial year, $18 billion more than the previous record despite the impact of the coronavirus.
Some of Australia’s largest
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Centre brings together expertise in space resources
The sustainable use of resources in space is the focus of a new centre at the University of Adelaide.
Named the Centre for Sustainable Planetary and Space Resources (CSPSR), it will provide a point for
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Funding boost for Queensland innovators
Start-up hubs across Queensland will receive $1.29 million from the Queensland State Government through its Regional Start-up Hubs Support Program.
Kate Jones, Queensland’s innovation minister, says
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$1bn Central Queensland wind farm given go ahead
The Queensland state government has given the development approval for up to 195 wind turbines at Clarke Creek, 150 kilometres north west of Rockhampton.
Minister for State Development Cameron Dick
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Resources, energy exports setting new records
Resource and energy exports are on track to reach a new record level of $230 billion in 2017-18 and earn a trillion dollars for Australia in the next five years.
The March 2018 Resources and Energy Quarterly
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Qld’s resource sector plans to spend more in 2018
A survey by the Queensland Resources Council (QRC) involving 27 chief executives from resources companies has found that half plan to spend more in Queensland with their local supplier in 2018 and none
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Resources and energy earnings reached $52b in Q4 2017
Australia’s resources and energy export earnings increased by 1.2 per cent to reach a record level of $52.5 billion in the September quarter of 2017.
Minister for Resources and Northern Australia Matt
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Resources deliver more than $500bn in eight years: QRC
Queensland’s resources sector continues to drive jobs and investment with a $55.1 billion contribution to the state’s economy in 2016-17, which supported the equivalent of 282,633 full-time jobs.
Queensland
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Rivals didn’t want Civmec “cutting their grass” on ships
Perth Heavy engineering company Civmec, which recently started targeting work in defence, has said other contractors have been unimpressed by their entry to the sector.
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What is innovation anyway, and why should you care about it?
Innovation means changing the way you do things. If you’re in business, it might mean producing a new product or service; introducing a new technology or operational process; instigating a new business model; or just changing the way you market your products.
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Honeywell to modernise New Zealand’s sole oil refinery
Honeywell has announced a five-year agreement to provide maintenance, support and project delivery to Refining NZ, New Zealand’s sole oil refinery, through the HPS Assurance 360 program.
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55 years and still on a roll
Richmond Wheels and Castors have evolved over more than half a century, though have remained family-owned and committed to manufacturing in Australia.
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SME’s to benefit from resource projects
Small and Medium Enterprises will have more opportunity to build their capabilities from resources projects after today’s Third Resources Sector Supplier Advisory Forum according to minister.ret.gov.au
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WA manufacturing workers rally for mining jobs
Western Australia’s manufacturing workers turned up in droves to a rally last week demanding resource companies employ Australians.
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Resources boom invites expanded role for industry
While Queensland is riding the resources boom, the manufacturing industry remains a key component of the state's GDP, as delegates at a recent QMI Solutions conference discussed.
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Swiss company to benefit from Perth mines with new steel mesh facility
Swiss company Geobrugg AG has established a manufacturing plant in Perth for the supply of steel wire mesh to the local mining and civil engineering industries.
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Manufacturers concerned about the widening gap in the two-speed economy
Almost 73% of Australian workers in the mining, industrial and construction sectors have expressed their concern about the widening gap between the two-speed economy.
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