Tag: Brisbane

A $95 million state-of-the-art facility in Pinkenba, developed by Rino Recycling, is set to revolutionise recycling by automatically converting construction and demolition waste into reusable materials for new infrastructure projects.

A Brisbane-based dessert and savoury food manufacturer has officially opened its new state-of-the-art AI-powered facility in Acacia Ridge which is poised to enhance food production capabilities and expand the workforce.

Brisbane-based industrial clean technology company Synergen Met and Yokogawa Corporation of America announced a strategic partnership to address the remediation of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), also known as "forever chemicals," in North America.

The Federal and Queensland Governments announced they are actively harnessing the power and potential of quantum technologies to propel Australia into the future and establish Brisbane as a tech manufacturing powerhouse.

The Australian government has invested a total of $830 million to sustain and support the Australian Army’s future helicopter fleet, creating hundreds of jobs in the local industry. 

Leading representatives in the field of quantum technology from Queensland and beyond have convened at the recent inaugural Quantum Innovation Queensland (QIQ) meeting in Brisbane. 

The Australian Hardware Tools and Grinding Expo (ATGE) is inviting industry leaders, innovators, and trailblazers in the hardware tools and grinding sector, steelmaking, construction, and abrasive industries to showcase their latest cutting-edge solutions at the inaugural event in Brisbane. 

Tritium, a Brisbane-based manufacturer of electric vehicle chargers, has released its first-half calendar year and full fiscal year results, reporting record revenue of $112 million for the first half of 2023, marking a remarkable year-over-year increase of over 286 per cent. 

EM Solutions, a manufacturer of satellite and microwave communications technologies, has completed the first phase of its Brisbane plant expansion, which it claims is necessary to support the design, production, and testing of its flagship Naval SATCOM systems.

The Federal government and the Queensland state government have joined forces to invest more than $12.79 million in six new recycling initiatives, diverting almost 69,000 tonnes of garbage from Queensland landfills each year.