Tag: car manufacturing
Melbourne Rotomould to commence $11m business overhaul
Plastic products manufacturer Melbourne Rotomould is set to kickstart a $11 million expansion of its business thanks to a funding support awarded under the...
Holden ends Cruze production in Australia
Australia’s last locally-built Holden Cruze rolled off the assembly line at the Elizabeth assembly plant in South Australia, as Holden winds down its operation...
Orora to open new dairy bag manufacturing line in Melbourne’s North
Melbourne based-Orora Limited has announced plans to establish a new dairy bag manufacturing line in Keon Park.
The project is supported by the Andrews Labor...
University sector calls for more support amid car manufacturing decline
Australian universities have called on the government, asking it to reconsider budget cuts to the higher education sector in the light of recent announcements...
Shorten backs Napthine’s call to keep car subsidies
Opposition leader Bill Shorten says the Federal Government must continue its subsidies to the automotive industry to protect jobs in Victoria.
Mr. Shorten’s pronouncement comes...
Tomcar Australia now accepts payment using digital currency
Tomcar Australia’s co-founder and chief executive David Brim does not approve of government bailouts to car manufacturers that are not innovative and says the...
Massive job losses to occur in Melbourne and Adelaide if car industry shuts down...
The Australian economy will be $21.5 billion smaller if the automotive manufacturing industry ceases to exist in the country in 2018, according to a...
Holden to proceed with critical upgrade to Elizabeth plant
Holden will proceed with a critical upgrade to its Elizabeth facility, according to information obtained by News Corp Australia.
The report published on the Daily...
Napthine heartened by discussions with Toyota execs regarding future of Melbourne manufacturing plant
Victorian Premier Denis Napthine has met with executives of Toyota at its Japan headquarters a week after the car maker announced that it would...
Weatherill worries the Productivity Commission review will not provide a good outcome for car...
South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill said he would continue to press the Federal Government and Holden to reach a decision regarding the future of...
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All eyes on Melbourne as Australian Manufacturing Week prepares to open doors
In just four weeks, the spotlight will shine on Australia’s industrial heart as Australian Manufacturing Week 2025 (AMW) takes over Melbourne’s Convention and Exhibition Centre for four days of cutting-edge tech, world-class innovation, and industry-defining conversations.
