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Scientists say land can be used to clean up pollution naturally
When it comes to cleaning up pollution left by old oil spills, natural ways may be the best.
Austr PMI®: Manufacturing experiences moderate growth in April
Manufacturing experienced subdued growth in activity for the fourth consecutive month in April, with the Australian Industry Group - PricewaterhouseCoopers Australian Performance of ...
Telstra, Austrade join forces to help boost SMEs
Australia’s small to medium-sized exporters will be offered the chance to tap into China’s booming economy during the Beijing Olympics through a joint initiative between Telstra and ...
Trade alliance goes into battle to win over ANZAC economies
ANZAC Day is always a special time for Australia and New Zealand. It is part of our shared history of sacrifice and the Gallipoli landings signified a coming of age for both of us ...
UK, Aust issue joint progress plan on trade, business ideas
Prime Ministers Gordon Brown and Kevin Rudd met in London recently at an important time in UK-Australia relations.
Minister launches new Olympic Business Programme in China
During a visit to China to strengthen bilateral trade and investment links, the Minister for Trade the Hon Simon Crean MP has launched Australia’s official business programme for ...
Scientists eye nanotechnology to improve fuel performance
Ford scientists are embracing the burgeoning fields of nanotechnology in developing paints, plastics, light metals and catalysts that allow Ford to reduce vehicle weight and improve ...
Time to lift our game and set new national targets, ambitions
A measure of the success of the 2020 Summit will be whether it identifies ways we can lift our game as a nation by setting new national targets and ambitions,” Australian Industry ...
Bacteria to help develop cleaner energy for the future
CSIRO scientists are investigating whether injecting coal seams with certain kinds of bacteria and carbon dioxide can produce commercially viable quantities of methane gas.
A tribute to manufacturing legend John Button
John Norman Button, the man who did more than anyone else to make Australian manufacturing competitive died earlier this week. Source: Tim Harcourt.
Economic blueprint for Central Coast infrastructure released
NSW Business Chamber Central Coast in partnership with 10,000 Friends of Greater Sydney has released a blueprint on the long-term future of the Central Coast.
Australian PMI: Manufacturing activity in Aust still very subdued
Manufacturing activity remained subdued in March with the Australian Industry Group - PricewaterhouseCoopers Australian Performance of Manufacturing Index (Australian PMI®) falling ...
Securing the Future of Aust Manufacturing -Minister's speech
Let me start by laying my cards on the table. Do I support manufacturing? You bet I do.
WorkSafe reminder about licences needed for high risk work
WorkSafe has issued a reminder to workers engaged in high risk work that they need to obtain a licence to perform that work.
Aust Industry Group says stakes are high for Federal budget
"Much is at stake in the success of the May Federal Budget for business, the economy and the community as a whole," Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) Chief Executive Heather Ridout ...
Business welcomes government commitment to reform of GST
NSW’S largest business group NSW Business Chamber has welcomed an increase in GST funding for NSW in 2008/09.
Govt has reviewed Australia's export policies and programs
Simon Crean has announced a comprehensive review of Australia's export policies and programs.
ASH FOR CASH - A LARGE NEW RESOURCE ?
It is time Australia stopped treating flyash from coal-fired power generation as a waste - and started to regard it as a valuable resource with many end-uses.
Aust and China have signed a formal clean coal agreement
In an important step towards a greener global future, Australia and China have igned a formal international agreement for clean coal research in Beijing.
New AI Group report reveals sobering outlook for GDP growth
New research released by the Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) estimates that Australia’s annual rate of growth over the next ten years is set to struggle to reach 3 percent.
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