Phillip Hazell

New facility – big future

Hysata is developing into a powerhouse in the electrolyser manufacturing game. Opening a new facility in Port Kembla, the company is poised to explode on the international market.
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Australian advanced manufacturing can only compete globally with a quantum increase in funding and government contracts.

RSM report provides insights into manufacturing sector

Australian advanced manufacturing can only compete globally with a quantum increase in funding and government contracts, and the National Reconstruction Fund (NRF) alone may not be enough to achieve this, according to a report by national professional services firm RSM Australia. 
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Going Australian made

For over 35 years, Endurequip Hoists has been offering a wide range of hoists and workshop lifting equipment to the heavy vehicle industry.
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The landmark Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with Newport marks a step forward in research between the US and Australia.

Flinders signs agreement with US Navy to advance research

The landmark Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with Naval Undersea Warfare Centre (NUWC) Division Newport marks a significant step forward in advancing collaborative research between the United States and Australia in the field of undersea technology.
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The South Australian Skills Commission this week formally declared the Bachelor of Software Engineering to be a trade.

Australia’s first degree apprenticeship offered in South Australia

The South Australian Skills Commission formally declared the Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours) to be a trade under the South Australian Skills Act 2008 – the final step in the process of approving new apprenticeships.
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Richard Marles and Grant Shapps met with Australian industry personnel undertaking placement within the United Kingdom defence industry.

Australian industry learning nuclear-powered submarines in the UK

The deputy prime minister, Richard Marles, joined Grant Shapps, the UK secretary of state for defence, at Rolls Royce’s nuclear reactor manufacturing site in Derby where they met Australian industry personnel undertaking placement within the United Kingdom defence industry.
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