The Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) Australian PMI dropped by 1.5 points to 52.5 in July, indicating a weaker rate of expansion compared to the previous month.
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$4.45 million to boost advanced manufacturing in the NT
Manufacturers based in the Northern Territory will soon gain access to a multi-million-dollar advanced manufacturing facility housing robotic and bespoke automation products and services. This will support the implementation of technology such as robotic welders, automated pick and pack systems and product inspection services.
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Siemens brings Teamcenter X and Cloud-based PLM to ANZ
Siemens Digital Industries Software has announced that Siemens’ Teamcenter X product lifecycle management (PLM) solution, delivered as a service, is now available locally for customers in Australia and New Zealand.
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Jobs and Skills Australia aims to address the skills crisis
The Australian government is taking immediate action to address the urgent skills crisis by introducing legislation to establishSkills Australia Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA).
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Australia plans to strengthen its supply chain resilience
Australia has joined other nations to strengthen cooperation on global supply chains via the Global Supply Chain Resilience Forum, the largest multilateral forum focused on supply chain resilience.
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Local manufacturing celebrated at Hall of Fame Awards
The Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame Awards has celebrated its 20th anniversary with a “Made in Victoria” theme, highlighting the importance of local manufacturing. The winners were announced at the Gala Dinner on 26 July at the Palladium at Crown.
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Titomic solutions revolutionising safety and performance
Manufacturers’ Monthly speaks with Brauntell about how Titomic’s low-pressure cold spray technology can speed up equipment repair whilst providing improved safety.
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Supporting the building blocks of Australian manufacturing
Recent supply chain issues have put significant strain on the Australian construction industry, with resources such as building timber and steel proving more expensive to import at an increasingly delayed rate. This national dependence on outsourcing has highlighted the importance of local production and self-sufficiency when it comes to manufacturing vital materials.
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Laminex Australia makes top ten Best Places to Work
Laminex Australia has been recognised as one of the best workplaces in the country in the Australian Financial Review’s prestigious BOSS Best Places to Work list 2022, Manufacturers’ Monthly discovers.
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A productivity game-changer
Combilift forklifts have increased efficiency and improved processes for many Australian steel manufacturers. Manufacturers’ Monthly caught up with Des Watkins, managing director of Watkins Steel about the company’s future plans and how Combilift saves time and improves efficiency.
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What to expect from ARBS 2022
With Air Conditioning, Refrigeration & Building Services (ARBS) 2022 approaching in August, Manufacturers’ Monthly speaks with ARBS chairman Tony Arnel about what delegates can expect from one of the most respected business events in Australia.
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Excitement at Avalon returns in 2023
While aviation enthusiasts may wax lyrical about agility and speed in airshow displays at the Australian International Airshow and Aerospace and Defence Exposition (Avalon 2023), industry visitors will study every aircraft for its potential as a business opportunity.
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A roadmap is launched to Advance Queensland innovation
The Queensland government has launched a new $142 million Advance Queensland – Innovation for a Future Economy 2022-2032 roadmap.
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Amphibian Aerospace Industries partners with Japanese manufacturer
Amphibian Aerospace Industries (AAI), a manufacturer based in the Northern Territory, has partnered with a Japanese amphibious aircraft manufacturer, ShinMaywa on new projects.
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Hitachi to establish Kyoso Centre near AMRF in Bradfield
Hitachi will establish its Kyoso (collaborative creation) Centre alongside the Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility (AMRF) in the First Building in Bradfield in 2023.
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The corporate sustainability skills gap on the road to net zero
Over half (52 per cent) of Australian business leaders believe that a sustainability skills shortage is holding back their organisation’s energy transition, according to new research.
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CSIRO R&D program to boost advanced manufacturing
The CSIRO is advancing Australia’s advanced manufacturing capability by providing free research and development support to help businesses develop new products or services through a new Innovate to Grow program.
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Modern Manufacturing Expo: Collaboration hub for real-life implementation
The Modern Manufacturing Expo, which takes place at the Sydney Showground in September, has added a one-day conference to their education program: the Smart Manufacturing Conference.
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Understanding cage requirements for tapered roller bearings
Designing and manufacturing complex industrial equipment requires attention to detail, and confidence in selecting the right components for each unique design. Matching materials and their specific resilience characteristics to the type of industrial application is crucial to ensure long product life at peak performance.
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Sowing the seeds of sustainability
The future of food production rests on a more sustainable approach to agriculture that gives equal weight to environmental, social, and economic concerns, without compromising the finite supply of natural resources on the planet.
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