Tag: Australian Manufacturing
Aussie manufacturer ships locally made concussion diagnostic tool to US
Australian MedTech manufacturer Headsafe has commercialised a portable brain injury assessment device called Nurochek, designed to provide faster diagnosis of potential concussions.
Experts to drive Australia’s renewable energy shift at National Manufacturing Summit
The 2024 National Manufacturing Summit, hosted by Weld Australia, is poised to unite top industry experts to discuss the practical aspects of manufacturing essential for Australia’s renewable energy transition.
VAILO launches luminaire variant for critical environments
VAILO, a manufacturer of premium lighting solutions, has introduced an addition to its Zenith Gen-V lineup by unveiling the Zenith Gen-V Zero Tilt luminaire.
Manufacturing Division celebrates new union voting law
The Manufacturing Division of the CFMEU has expressed its approval following the Australian Parliament's passage of a new law that grants its members the right to vote on their union's future.
Local manufacturing boost as Redflow partners with Stanwell on 400 MWh project
Redflow, a provider of clean energy storage solutions, has advanced its local manufacturing goals by signing an MOU with Stanwell Corporation, a major energy generator in Queensland.
Resource and energy export earnings expected to decline as prices stabilize
Australia’s resources and energy export earnings are forecast to normalize over the next two years as commodity prices return to long-term levels following the price spike after Russia invaded Ukraine.
Australia enacts engineered stone ban to protect workers
Australia has implemented a landmark ban on engineered stone to safeguard workers from silicosis, a lung disease caused by respirable crystalline silica.
Titomic boosts OMIC R&D’s manufacturing with advanced cold spray tech
Titomic Limited announced the USD 790,000 (AUD 1.2 million) sale of a custom high-pressure cold spray system to Oregon Manufacturing Innovation Center (OMIC R&D).
Quantum tech manufacturing boosted by $50M investment
The Queensland Government has unveiled a comprehensive strategy to position the state at the forefront of quantum and advanced technologies manufacturing, introducing five competitive grant programs totalling over $50 million.
GSEM region crucial for future of Australian manufacturing, says skills minister
Federal Skills Minister Brendan O’Connor has highlighted the Greater South East Melbourne (GSEM) region as “key to A Future Made in Australia.”
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The future of steel engineering: Using CRM systems across supply chains
The construction industry has undergone significant transformation over the past twenty years. Speedpanel, a leading Australian manufacturer of lightweight, fire-rated, and acoustic wall systems, made a groundbreaking entrance in the early '90s, revolutionising the Australian construction landscape.
