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6 ways 3D printing is revolutionising manufacturing  7/24/2015
6 ways 3D printing is revolutionising manufacturing
In this day and age, there is no denying the incredible impact that 3D printing has had, not only on the landscape of manufacturing, but in numerous other fields as well. Even the ...
How to choose a self-centering lathe chuck  7/21/2015
How to choose a self-centering lathe chuck
The main requirements for a lathe chuck is to securely and safely hold the job in the lathe, be accurate and maintain accuracy over a long time. And a good quality chuck can help to ...
Ai Group: QLD budget 'sound' but immediate pressures remain  7/17/2015
Ai Group: QLD budget 'sound' but immediate pressures remain
Ai Group Queensland State Director Jemima Dunn expressed approval of the 2015-16 Queensland budget’s view to improve State finances through debt reduction and encouraging the greater ...
$20.9m to be pumped into WA renewable mining project  7/15/2015
$20.9m to be pumped into WA renewable mining project
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced $20.9 million support for a 10.6 MW solar PV installation with storage at the DeGrussa Copper Mine in Western Australia. ...
ACCI: labour movement changes under China agreements to 'benefit' Aust  7/13/2015
ACCI: labour movement changes under China agreements to 'benefit' Aust
According to the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, construction projects will be more timely and cost effective under provisions in the China-Australia FTA and a separate ...
AMWU calls on Abbott Govt to sustain naval shipbuilding industry  7/13/2015
AMWU calls on Abbott Govt to sustain naval shipbuilding industry
According to the Australian Manufacturing Workers' Union (AMWU), the latest report of the Senate Inquiry into naval shipbuilding paints a 'grim' picture of the perilous future faced ...
Trusted Trader Program to bring red tape relief for business  7/13/2015
Trusted Trader Program to bring red tape relief for business
According to Australian Industry Group Chief Executive Innes Willox, the Trusted Trader Program will ensure that Australian exporters and importers who already comply with the rules ...
Growth in iron ore to contribute $600bn to economy over next decade  7/10/2015
Growth in iron ore to contribute $600bn to economy over next decade
Australia's iron ore industry has capitalised on a decade of unprecedented volume and price growth to create a market position stronger after the commodities boom than it was before. ...
Master Builders: QLD state government budget needs to deliver  7/8/2015
Master Builders: QLD state government budget needs to deliver
Master Builders wants the Queensland Government to support the building industry by keeping the $15,000 first home-owners grant, increasing infrastructure spending and revamping ...
Aust PCI: Residential construction growing, engineering slowed in June  7/8/2015
Aust PCI: Residential construction growing, engineering slowed in June
The national construction industry contracted at a steeper rate in June, with the Australian Industry Group/Housing Industry Association Australian Performance of Construction Index ...
Offshore petroleum resources developed for continued LNG investment  7/8/2015
Offshore petroleum resources developed for continued LNG investment
The Commonwealth-Western Australia (WA) Offshore Petroleum Joint Authority has granted the renewal of five Commonwealth retention leases which are earmarked for the proposed Browse ...
Ai Group argues manufacturers risk losing out on FTA benefits  7/5/2015
Ai Group argues manufacturers risk losing out on FTA benefits
According to Australian Industry Group Chief Executive, Innes Willox, the overall aim of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) should always be to provide a net benefit to Australian companies, ...
How to prevent and manage soil erosion  7/2/2015
How to prevent and manage soil erosion
We've all seen them; jagged scars in the land and along beaches, banks subsiding onto sand, previously stable land falling inexorably away. It's not a pretty sight, nor is it an ...
Tips for Purchasing Commercial Doors and Access Systems  7/2/2015
Tips for Purchasing Commercial Doors and Access Systems
Choosing commercial doors isn't just a case of filling a gap with something that opens and closes. It can be that simple if the only things requiring access are staff and clients. ...
IBISWorld reveals the industries set to fly and fall in 2015-16  7/1/2015
IBISWorld reveals the industries set to fly and fall in 2015-16
As Australian companies enter the new financial year, business information analysts at IBISWorld reveal the industries set to flourish and those set to flounder over the next 12 ...
6 things a great business leader does every day  7/1/2015
6 things a great business leader does every day
If the road to success came with accurate directions Forbes Rich List would be gridlocked. Quite simply, there is no tried and true 'Do this, do that, then do that' formula for ...
Minimum wages to be increased by 2.5% from 1 July 2015  6/30/2015
Minimum wages to be increased by 2.5% from 1 July 2015
The Fair Work Ombudsman has reminded employers about an increase in the minimum wage from the 1st of July.
Expansion of Seasonal Worker Program a 'win-win'  6/28/2015
Expansion of Seasonal Worker Program a 'win-win'
The National Farmers' Federation (NFF) has commended the Federal Government on its decision to expand and streamline the Seasonal Worker Program to better align with the seasonal ...
Major construction players welcome Infrastructure Victoria proposal  6/26/2015
Major construction players welcome Infrastructure Victoria proposal
The Australian Constructors Association (ACA), which represents the country’s major construction contractors, has welcomed the initiative of the Victorian Government in introducing ...
Why your factory floor needs an industrial scrubber and sweeper  6/25/2015
Why your factory floor needs an industrial scrubber and sweeper
When it comes to cleaning factory floors, there's the 'old school' and the 'new school.' The old school are traditionalists who swear by mops, buckets and brooms.
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