Three Tasmanian hydrogen projects get $2.6 million for feasibility studies
The Tasmanian government has announced $2.6 million in support for three feasibility studies on large-scale hydrogen projects.
The Pivot: Lessons from the biotech frontline
By backing the team, not the project, a business can recover from a project failure, move on to another project and ultimately be successful. And then repeat the success on further projects.
Australia needs waste avoidance and well as recycling to meet goals: report
A new report argues Australia will not meet its waste reduction targets through recycling alone, and must appreciate waste as a design flaw in goods and services.
Working smarter with data: reasoning with machine learning
While machine learning is very good at pattern recognition, it is relatively ‘dumb’ at solving new problems. A combination of machine learning and machine reasoning is already creating powerful new technologies that are much more flexible and capable than traditional forms of machine learning or AI.
124 companies apply for $900 million submarine work package
One-hundred and twenty-four Australian companies have applied to be tier one partners and 1,964 have made expressions of interest to be a part of the broader supply chain for the $90 billion Attack Class submarine program.
We’ve just signed the world’s biggest trade deal, but what exactly is the RCEP?
The giant Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership between Australia, China, Japan, South Korea, New Zealand and the ten members of ASEAN (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, The Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam) was signed online on Sunday, November 15.
Six ways manufacturers can use data to streamline operations
You want to harness all the data your business produces, but where to start? Robert Jurcec gives some suggestions. Manufacturers have more data available to them than ever before, however, many companies and their finance teams struggle with knowing how to use it. Big data describes the large volume of data that inundates a business…
Plenty of gas, it just gets used by LNG exporters: report
The Australia Institute has questioned the importance of gas to a manufacturing recovery, saying there was no shortage, and increasing production would just benefit LNG exporters.
Builder chosen for major Australian meatworks project
Thomas Foods International has appointed Adelaide-based construction company BADGE to build its state-of-the-art meat processing facility near Murray Bridge in South Australia.
Wesfarmers defends imports at AGM
Wesfarmers’ leadership has fielded questions about sourcing of imported products during a virtual AGM on Thursday.