Pharmacy giant Sigma Healthcare engage Ahrens to deliver a critical distribution centre that will service Tasmania.
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How Banjo supports the Prima Fresh Group’s growth with their working capital solutions
Banjo Loans tells Manufacturers’ Monthly about a local manufacturing company and how its supporting them with their finances.
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Snowy 2.0 locally produces segments for Snowy Hydro project
Snowy Hydro has launched its new Snowy 2.0 precast factory in Cooma, New South Wales, where 130,000 concrete segments are being produced locally to line the tunnels for the Southern Hemisphere’s largest pumped-hydro project.
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Queensland invests $7.1 billion to manufacture trains
The Queensland government has announced it will invest $7.1 billion to boost the state’s train manufacturing industry and build and operate 65 six-car passenger trains in Maryborough.
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Sensors that keep up with the volatility
Manufacturers’ Monthly speaks with Michael Matheson, electrical and instrument engineer for explosives at Orica Yarwun, and Graeme Corder, Brisbane area manager for VEGA Australia, about how the “VEGAPULS 64” non-contact radar level transmitter has been instrumental in maintaining operations at Orica.
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High strength alloys to be developed by AML3D and Deakin’s IFM
AML3D Limited has signed a framework agreement to partner with Deakin University’s Institute for Frontier Materials (IFM) to develop next generation materials and alloys tailored to WAM.
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SAP report finds e-invoicing could save SMBs over $40,000 a year
Universal Robots invests in local market
Universal Robots’ commitment to manufacturers in Australia and New Zealand can be underpinned by its investment in its people.
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insignia solves Ensign Laboratories’ enduring traceability challenge beyond the shelf
When it comes to coding in challenging environments, personal care products are some of the harshest for coding due to the ingredient profiles used within the products.
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SoftIron to launch computer manufacturing facility in Sydney
SoftIron Pty Ltd., a computer hardware manufacturer, will open a new manufacturing facility in Sydney with commissioning to begin in October, ready for early 2022.
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Globally competitive gas remains critical for Australian manufacturing
Chemistry Australia has indicated that a tight supply and surging prices for gas feedstock and energy remain a concern for Australia’s critical manufacturing industries.
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Hunter Class Frigate Program rolls out first steel unit
More than 28 tonnes of Australian steel have been rolled off the production line at Osborne Naval Shipyard in Adelaide with the completion of structural manufacture of the first steel prototype unit for the Hunter Class Frigate Program, the largest surface shipbuilding project in the nation’s defence history.
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Shoal Group and Lockheed Martin to deliver military satcom system
Lockheed Martin Australia has announced that Shoal Group, a model-based systems engineering company, will be part of its JP9102 team with the aim to deliver a next-generation military satellite communications (MILSATCOM) system.
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Mouser Electronics surveys RF and wireless applications in latest Empowering Innovation Together episode
Mouser Electronics has released the sixth instalment of the 2021 award-winning Empowering Innovation Together program, investigating emerging trends and applications that use radio frequency (RF) and wireless technologies and offering engaging content. This includes a blog and infographic, as well as a new episode of The Tech Between Us podcast hosted by Mouser’s Director of Technical Content, Raymond Yin.
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Federal opposition leader visits DECO manufacturing facility
Federal opposition leader Anthony Albanese visited Australian manufacturer, DECO Australia, on 7 October to learn more about the company’s innovative manufacturing processes and products and discuss issues facing Australian manufacturing SMEs.
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Aerospace company to build reusable hypersonic satellite with USQ
Aerospace company, Hypersonix Launch Systems, has entered an agreement with the University of Southern Queensland (USQ) to create a reusable hypersonic UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle), Delta Velos.
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HILT CRC appoints a new CEO to achieve net zero in heavy industry
The Heavy Industry Low-carbon Transition Cooperative Research Centre (HILT CRC), Australia’s leading collaboration transforming heavy industry for the low-carbon economy, has appointed Felicity Lloyd as their new CEO.
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Mercurius Biorefining sparks new industrial biotech sector
Mercurius Biorefining has finalised commissioning and will commence operations at their pilot plant at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Biocommodities Facility in Mackay, which will help spark a sustainable, export-oriented industrial biotechnology and bioproducts sector.
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Australia to rove with NASA to the Moon
Australia will accompany NASA to the Moon, with an Australian made rover set to be included in a future mission. This will be backed by $50 million in funding from the federal government’s Trailblazer program under the Moon to Mars initiative.
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Liquid gallium proven to be a cheap, efficient CO2 converter
A global collaboration, including researchers from the University of New South Wales (UNSW), has shown how liquid gallium can be used as a cost-effective way to capture and convert CO2 greenhouse emissions.
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