Today federal industry minister Karen Andrews will discuss local manufacturing’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic and what happens next, and is expected to argue for government’s role in procurement of critical supplies and the removal of red tape, but not in promoting “complete self-sufficiency.”
A “matchmaking platform” originally developed for manufacturers and others to respond to the Covid-19 outbreak has been expanded, with a goal to “continue to provide solutions long after this pandemic.”
IoT business Movus has raised $2.5 million to support its continued expansion.
Brabham Automotive has built and delivered its first BT62 Competition model to the UK. And here at @AuManufacturing we just couldn’t resist giving you a close up look at its sleek and potent features. The company, which is producing just seventy track and road variants in the coming months, has continued operations during the Covid-19…
Household appliance maker Breville Group is one of a coterie of Australian manufacturers that does everything, bar manufacturing, in this country. That doesn’t stop the Sydney company from showing other manufacturers how to run a successful business, according to an upbeat business update just announced. Released as part of a now-completed $94 million capital raising…
SAGE Group has launched a course to upskill Australia’s workforce to meet the demands in Industry 4.0.
Industrial-scale additive manufacturing company Titomic is the latest company to join @AuManufacturing’s Business Directory.
Planet Innovation expects to grow its manufacturing operation by 50 per cent this year. Its co-founder, Stuart Elliott, explains the importance of understanding market need. By Brent Balinski.
Comment by Peter Roberts When I was a young journalist the very first speech I gave was to an industrial relations conference on the Gold Coast. As I began speaking it was instantly obvious that this 20 something knew less about industrial relations than pretty much everyone in the room. Lesson learned, stick to what…
Thermal energy storage developer 1414 Degrees is planning to open the first stage of its breakthrough silicon energy storage technology at its Silicon Aurora project near Port Augusta in South Australia by mid-2021. The company, which is commercialising the storage and recovery of energy in molten silicon, plans a 400 megawatt solar farm and a…
