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Renewable energy target supported by green building industry
Australia's leading green building organisation called on both sides of politics to support the speedy passage of the Renewable Energy Target (RET) Bill through the Senate this month. ...
WorkSafe campaign to look closely at powder coating activities
WorkSafe inspectors are conducting a targeted inspection campaign looking at businesses whose activities include powder coating.
Putting green back into the green and gold through exporting
Imagine a country that is inward looking and rarely notices the world beyond its own borders. Source: Tim Harcourt, Austrade.
WorkSafe campaign looks at laundries and drycleaners
WorkSafe will begin a targeted inspection campaign looking at the laundry and drycleaning industry next month.
Construction industry faces jobs crisis – says Access Economics
The CFMEU Construction Union has called on the Rudd Government to develop a crisis industry plan for the building industry, in the wake of an independent report predicting massive ...
Vietnam and Aust enjoy a healthy exporting relationship
The Airport Economist hit the streets of Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) recently and tried the Saigon Taxi driver test. You can mention a plethora of international household names and ...
NSW business conditions survey: business is more optimistic
The latest NSW Business Chamber Business Conditions Survey has confirmed that business conditions in NSW are rebounding from the lows of earlier this year.
Plan to boost Aust Industry participation is good policy
The Federal Government’s “Boosting Australian Industry Participation” plan announced by Industry Minister Kim Carr is good policy that supports Australian industry to be a more active ...
Local exports drive Port Botany container growth  in 08/09
Strong export growth has helped Sydney Ports record its eighth consecutive year of container trade increases, Sydney Ports Corporation Chief Executive Officer Grant Gilfillan has ...
Korea and Australia build connections for women in business
Over one hundred Korean business women from 12 different countries and Australian business women shared international trade and investment insights at the Korean Women's International ...
Manufacturers embrace new technology for longwall automation
CSIRO Exploration & Mining and Bucyrus Australia signed a non-exclusive worldwide licensing agreement giving Bucyrus access to CSIRO’s LASC longwall automation technology on Thursday, ...
Ai Group works towards building a stronger Qld economy
The Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) and QMI Solutions has announced their foundation partnership for the Queensland Government’s Toward Q2 - Tomorrow’s Queensland vision will ...
Majority of govt's fair work industrial relations systems begin
Over 18 months in the making, the majority of the Government’s new industrial relations legislation has taken effect, 1 July 2009 - including new rules dealing with unfair dismissal, ...
Business heavyweights discuss improving Aust-UK trade
Australian and British business leaders will met in London recently to discuss ways of maximising the strong relationships between the two nations.
Manufacturing continues to weaken although decline eases
Manufacturing activity continued to weaken throughout June although the pace of decline eased slightly.
New ISO standard to promote approach for gas turbine safety
A new ISO standard addresses the major safety considerations to be taken into account when designing, packaging and installing gas turbine applications.
HIPS fireproof coatings can really cope with high levels of heat
Tough new fire-resistant coating materials called HIPS (‘hybrid inorganic polymer system’) are being developed by CSIRO researchers in Melbourne.
Advantages of keeping good business practice all year round
With the financial year-end looming CPA Australia has issued a reminder of the importance of good business practice for small to medium enterprises (SMEs) if they are to ride out ...
Workers Compensation package does nothing to help business
The Victorian Government’s new $90 million workers’ compensation package shows the Government has failed to take account of the impact on industry of the global economic and financial ...
Potential environmental impact of nanoparticles found in soil
A case study in the June 2009 issue of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry examines changes and transport in aluminum nanoparticles, currently used in energetics, alloys, coatings, ...
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