$24 million in federal/state grants announced for recycling projects in NSW
Grants totalling $24 million have been announced for recycling projects in NSW, increasing overall recycling capacity in the state by a claimed 120,000 tonnes annually.
Defence data to map manufacturing supply chain
The Department of Defence will establish a new technology program this year to help map its global manufacturing supply chains. The department is paying global consultancy Deloitte $660,000 for eight-months work on the program, and revealed the first public details in its new whole-of-Defence data strategy.
Marketing for manufacturers: Let your customers be your marketers
In the last article of Marketing for manufacturers, Johanna Boland explains the importance of tapping into and celebrating the passion of customers.
Marketing for manufacturers: Some thoughts on thought leadership
This is the final day of our editorial series, Marketing for manufacturers. In the second-last article, Tim Kannegieter writes about investing in leadership campaigns for your business.
Marketing for manufacturers: Manufacturers can unlock opportunities by understanding the value of PR
If you have something newsworthy, a small investment in communications can work wonders, as Tyson Bowens explains in this instalment of Marketing for manufacturers.
We must make bold bets and take risks: Andrew Liveris
Andrew Liveris has urged Australian scientists and engineers to form tighter relationships with industry as part of a long overdue revamp of the national economy and approach to innovation.
Quickstep to create another 200 composite chassis for Micro-X
Composites technology company Quickstep has announced an order of 200 carbon fibre chassis from x-ray business Micro-X.
Marketing for manufacturers: The role of B2B publishing
Today our editorial series, Marketing for manufacturers, looks at business-to-business publications. Jack Mallen-Cooper explains what they want from you, and what you can get in return.
Army, Spee3D relationship to extend with a new 12-month trial
Metal additive manufacturing technology company Spee3D has announced its partnership with the Australian Army will continue, with an expected further 12-month trial.
Quantum startup hub for Sydney’s Tech Central
By Joseph Brookes A new quantum focused startup hub will be established at Sydney’s Tech Central, with the New South Wales government on the hunt for founding members. Known as The Quantum Terminal, the space will be located in the northern end of the multi-billion dollar innovation and technology precinct, and be home to quantum researchers,…