Grant Thornton has released its annual Manufacturing Benchmarking report that shows the manufacturing sector has proven adaptability with many in the sector achieving growth in 2023 through reduced costs and strategic investments.
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QLD Gov’t provides investment for metal manufacturer in Townsville
The Queensland Government is making $8 million available for Queensland Pacific Metals (QPM) to prepare the Townsville Energy Chemicals Hub (TECH) project for investment readiness.
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Queensland SuperGrid cadetships now open
High school students keen to switch on their future careers in the energy industry are invited to apply for a Cadetship on Queensland’s SuperGrid.
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Metakosmos wins big at AusSpace24
Metakosmos, a company specialising in the design and manufacturing of space suits, has been recognised at AusSpace24: Australian Space Summit & Exhibition after winning the Engineering Business of the Year Award. Manufacturers’ Monthly reports.
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RMIT’s new low-carbon concrete to halve cement emissions
Manufacturing Industry Skills Alliance building solutions to workforce challenges
The Manufacturing Industry Skills Alliance actively addresses manufacturing skill shortages. Collaborating with both industry and government, the Manufacturing Alliance engages with industry through initiatives including the National Manufacturing Workforce Forum, working to identify and build solutions to deliver to the industry’s skills needs. Manufacturers’ Monthly reports.
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Highest South Australian vocational training number in almost a decade
RMIT student represents Australia at international NASA competition
Aerospace engineering student at RMIT, Jack Emmerson, was the only Australian finalist in a NASA-sponsored global competition held in Florida, USA.
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Navy Officers bring Australia closer to sovereign nuclear-powered submarines
After completing the Officers Nuclear Operator Course and Engineering Administration Course, the first three Royal Australian Navy officers have graduated from the Royal Navy’s Nuclear Reactor Course in the United Kingdom.
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Federal Government invests $91m to reduce heavy industry emissions
Australian industries are being supported to cut more than one million tonnes of climate pollution a year with a $91 million investment under the Powering the Regions Fund from the Federal Government.
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New critical minerals grants to help graphite manufacturer
What is set to become Australia’s first vertically integrated graphite manufacturer is among other critical mineral projects that are to benefit from $13 million in grants from the Federal Government.
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National biotech summit has kicked off in WA
New Victorian biotechnology facility to combat brain injury
A new treatment that could potentially reverse or stop the progression of traumatic brain injury will be developed at a new state-of-the-art biotechnology facility launched at La Trobe University.
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New medicine manufacturing centre opened at Monash Technology Precinct
Victorian Deputy premier and minister for Medical Research the Hon Ben Carroll has officially opened the newly built Medicines Manufacturing Innovation Centre (MMIC) within the heart of the Monash Technology Precinct, Clayton.
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Atlas Copco LT series high pressure piston compressors – TRULY BUILT TO LAST!
Be it laser/plasma cutting, fire suppression, tyre inflation, or an abattoir, they all need high pressure compressed air. Screw compressors are great machines when it comes to low and medium pressure air, although when talking high pressure, there’s just one answer i.e. the Mighty Piston Compressors.
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New TAFE training facility to supercharge manufacturing jobs on the SuperGrid
The $18.29 million North Queensland Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Training Facility and Advanced Manufacturing Skills Lab is now open.
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Australian industry needs to more actively take up AI – what’s stopping them?
Ai Group last year celebrated its 150th anniversary. Central to our purpose is assisting Australian businesses to cope with change. In our history we have guided members through two world wars, a depression, several recessions, two global pandemics and countless industry plans.
Comment from Innes Willox – Chief Executive of the national employer association Ai Group
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Weld Australia demands answers: will the Australian Government manufacture wind and transmission towers locally or outsource to China?
Weld Australia calls upon the Australian Government to provide a clear and immediate public response regarding the manufacture of wind and transmission towers. Will wind and transmission towers be manufactured locally in Australia, or offshored to China?
Comment from Geoff Crittenden – CEO, Weld Australia
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The journey in becoming a wet wipe expert
Conceived in response to a global crisis, Hygiene Co. emerged to address critical gaps in domestic manufacturing and sustainability by offering plant-based wet wipes. Manufacturers’ Monthly spoke with co-founder, Phil Scardigno, who shared insights into the company’s mission and innovative approach.
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Newly appointed AusBiotech Chair
CEO & managing director of Patrys Limited, Dr James Campbell, has been appointed as chair of AusBiotech following a unanimous board vote.
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