Government data showing a 17-year record high for manufacturing closures and slow growth is a “warning bell” that the sector is dying, despite the federal government’s Future Made in...
Industry assistance has swung towards targeted support at the expense of broad-based programs since the arrival of the Albanese government’s Future Made in Australia (FMiA) agenda, the Productivity Commission...
State and federal governments on Wednesday bailed out global minerals and metals producer Nyrstar with another $105 million package, allowing the company to complete feasibility work at the Port...
The Albanese government has delayed decisions on productivity-boosting innovation precincts and manufacturing facilities in its overdue response to a parliamentary inquiry into the food and beverage sector that contains...
The Albanese government will slash its own solar panel, battery and hydrogen production programs by $1.3 billion over the decade in a blow to the green industry agenda it...
Major projects in biofuels, electric heavy vehicles, critical minerals and green hydrogen have secured VIP treatment from the federal government under a new fast track for projects that build...
The New South Wales government has stepped in to finance a large-scale green hydrogen and ammonia plant, becoming the project’s largest stakeholder, as it moves to head off rising...
Australia’s proposed digital duty of care should extend to AI companies, according to Labor senator and former AI startup founder Michelle Ananda-Rajah, who has floated a rights-based approach to...
The Albanese government has begun consulting with industry on ways to revive homegrown manufacturing of wind turbines following the closure of Australia’s only domestic producer. Industry minister Tim Ayres...
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Future Made in Australia is an industrial strategy to create competitive advantage, build economic resilience, deliver the net zero transition and diversify exports through next generation, knowledge-intensive manufacturing. But...