A factory fire in West Melbourne on Saturday night is being treated as suspicious.
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Britax to close factory, cut 80 jobs
Blackmores growth causing noise issues, say Warriewood neighbours
Commonwealth must co-invest in Arrium at Whyalla: SA government
Bondor opens door to a new era, creates 50 more jobs
Insulated building products maker Bondor is preparing to both mark its 65th anniversary and announce a new $20 million facility in Melbourne. Brent Balinski spoke to General Manager Geoff Marsdon about
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Bosch inaugurates new $40 million Victorian site
Bosch inaugurated its new $40 million Australian headquarters and technology centre last night and announced it would invest another $6.2 million to strengthen its diode production.
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SA Tesla electric car factory offer declined
Federal, state governments “have a lot to answer for” on Electrolux closure: Orange mayor
The mayor of Orange has praised the contribution of the Electrolux factory to the community and said that state and federal governments could have done more to keep doors open.
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Electrolux Orange factory to end production today
More than seven decades of manufacturing history will come to a close today when Electrolux shuts its factory in Orange.
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Volvo announces new $30 million expansion in Queensland
Volvo’s global CEO has backed manufacturing in Australia, turning the first sod on a new $30 million headquarters and dealership in Wacol, Queensland.
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Chinese dairy company seeks SA processing plant investment
Chinese company Blue Lake Dairy (BLD) has applied for a permit to create a $15 million milk processing and packaging plant in Tantanoola, South Australia.
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CSL to double R&D staff at growing Parkville biotech hub
The University of Melbourne-headquartered Bio21 will add a new building, with biotherapeutics company CSL beefing up its research presence at the Parkville research hub.
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Australian Toshiba battery factory named as sweetener in Japanese subs bid
It’s being reported that Toshiba has been enlisted to help the Japanese bid to build Australia’s next submarine fleet.
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Addressing Australia’s design failures
Central to the success of world-leading manufacturers like Dyson and Apple, a design emphasis is something Australian engineering lacks. Brent Balinski spoke to Deakin University’s Professor Guy Littlefair about how the university is helping to remedy this.
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Deakin University opens state-of-the-art engineering training centre
Deakin University’s Waurn Ponds campus yesterday officially opened its new, $55 million Centre for Advanced Design in Engineering Training (CADET) facility.
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Significant milestone reached for Australia’s new nuclear medicine manufacturing plant
Australia is a step closer to becoming a global, high end manufacturer of nuclear medicines, with construction well underway on a brand new, $168 million ANSTO Nuclear Medicine (ANM) facility.
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Bell Bay smelter clocks up 60 years
Tasmania’s Bell Bay smelter, reportedly the oldest aluminium smelter in the southern hemisphere, is celebrating its 60th anniversary.
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Siemens lifts the curtain on new Tonsley service centre
South Australian Treasurer Tom Koutsantonis officially opened Siemens’ new $5 million facility at Tonsley in southern Adelaide yesterday.
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$100 million Advanced Manufacturing and Design Centre launched
Swinburne University has officially launched its new $100 million Advanced Manufacturing and Design Centre at Hawthorn.
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Deakin University’s Carbon Nexus celebrates anniversary
Deakin University’s state-of-the-art Carbon Nexus centre for carbon fibre research has marked its first anniversary.
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