Austrade will support Australian manufacturers who wish to sell into the US defence market. Describing the market as “the world’s largest”, Austrade also highlighted that is a highly competitive
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First test for hydrogen to provide new export energy source
The first pilot project for the mass creation of hydrogen from coal for export has broken ground in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria.
Conducted by a consortium of Japanese industry heavyweights, including
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Suspension manufacturer opens US office
South Australian-based suspension and motion technology manufacturer, Supashock has announced that it will establish a US office in California. The announcement builds upon existing contracts to supply
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Queensland a sunny state for manufacturing
Queensland has marked the Month of Manufacturing in its state by highlighting the capabilities of the manufacturing sector in that state.
Manufacturing has grown in Queensland over the past decade to be
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Defence businesses use grants to grow export
Two Australian manufacturers have been successful in leveraging government grants to grow their export businesses.
The Blueprint Laboratory, a robotics manufacturer based in Sydney, will use the funding
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Australian winners and losers in US China trade war
The trade war between the US and China presents both challenges and opportunities for Australian businesses, writes Innes Willox.
While it is often said there are no winners in a trade
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Queensland medical manufacturer off to San Fransisco
An Australian medical manufacturer has been among a host of medical companies that have taken their place in a start-up acceleration program at the California Life Sciences Institute (CLSI).
Funded and
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Export program under review
The Australian federal government will conduct a review into the Export Market Development Grants (EMDG) to grow the total value of Australian exports.
Targeted at SMEs, the grants provide financial assistance
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Thailand open to Australian Industry 4.0 support
Australia is well-placed to take advantage of the economic transformation of one of its nearest neighbours, with Thailand adopting an Industry 4.0 to promote and support innovation, creativity, research
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Manufacturers grow exports to India
Victorian manufacturing businesses have utilised the Global Victoria platform to grow their overseas business.
Speaking at the launch of Melbourne Gin Company’s range of gins in Bengaluru, India, Minister
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More than luck: making the most of our lithium endowment
Coming to the stage for the last session of any summit is a hard task, and after a packed day of speeches and panels at the National Manufacturing Summit, the job of Jim Stanford, director of the Centre
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Australia, UK space agencies deepen partnership
Australia and the United Kingdom have deepened their connection in space with the announcement of a “Space Bridge”.
The nature of the collaboration is a world first for the space industry,
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Australian EV-charging tech grows in US
Brisbane-based electric vehicle charger manufacturer, Tritium, has announced that it will be producing chargers for the US market in Los Angeles.
The company has opened a new site in the US city to increase
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Grants to develop hydrogen strategy in WA
Work towards developing a hydrogen industry in Western Australia is now able to gain support from the $10 million Renewable Hydrogen Fund.
Projects which range from feasibility studies, demonstration,
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Catalogue to highlight defence manufacturers to overseas buyers
The Australian government has opened the opportunity for defence manufacturers to showcase their work to overseas buyers.
The 2020 Australian Military Sales Catalogue will promote Australian-made goods
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Australian-made lift system announces US partnership
Australian materials handling company Bomac Engineering, known for their Altrac rail system, has announced a partnership with US blast shields manufacturer Blast Control.
The joint venture will result
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UOW bioprinting to be utilised at Indian manufacturing zone
The University of Wollongong’s (UOW) 3D bioprinting techniques have been picked up by an integrated medical devices manufacturing zone in India.
Andhra Pradesh Medtech Zone (AMTZ) will be the first zone
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Promoting collaboration and communication in instrumentation
Members of the instrumentation, control, and automation profession discussed how their field will be impacted by Industry 4.0 at the IICA’s Christmas in July event.
As the sun set behind
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WA supports business to pursue growth in Asia
Western Australia released its Asian Engagement Strategy to support industry to interact with the growth of Asia.
With Asia representing 60 per cent of the world’s middle class by 2030, the Strategy
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Export hubs program open for second round
Round two of the small and medium enterprises Export Hubs initiative is now open.
The initiative supports industry to coalesce around resources in local and regional areas, with the aim to access international
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