Tag: Australian manufacturing news

There is no denying that the past two years have been extremely tough for businesses on the Central Coast, manufacturers and agri-businesses being no exception. Local businesses have had to adapt their strategies and operations to deal with supply chain breakdowns, skills shortages, rising costs and other challenges stemming from catastrophic bushfires, floods and COVID-19.

Media Release by University of Wollongong In September 2020 during the COVID pandemic, the University of Wollongong (UOW) opened a new industry hub at its...

BlueScope to acquire Coil Coatings business from Cornerstone Building Brands for US$500M to establish significant painting footprint in Eastern US

Australian hydrogen companies and project owners are preparing to travel to Rotterdam for the World Hydrogen Summit (9-11 May), Europe's leading hydrogen conference.

Media Release By Electro optic Systems Holdings (EOS) Electro Optic Systems Holdings Limited (EOS) has entered into an agreement with Callaghan Innovation to acquire the...

The Federal Government is investing $19 million in local Australian companies and researchers to create cutting-edge technology that will improve protection for Australian Defence Force soldiers...

The Federal Government has announced the 2021 National Research Infrastructure (NRI) Roadmap, which envisions spending $900 million over five years in tools, technology, and...

Media Release by CATL On April 4, Contemporary Amperex Technology Thuringia GmbH (CATT), CATL's first plant outside of China, received the 2nd partial approval for...

Media Release by Deakin University Deakin University is helping deliver cleaner, greener batteries thanks to a growing partnership with Li-S Energy, which will see the...

Australian hydrogen fuel cell vehicle manufacturer H2X Global (H2X) is set to debut its extended-range hydrogen-powered Warrego ute during the next quarter. The Warrego, which...