Tag: Future Made in Australia

Senate committee backs $14b Future Made tax credit plan

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
A Senate committee has given the green light to the federal government’s plan to direct billions of dollars in tax credits towards the production of green hydrogen and critical...

Chalmers’ industry agenda faces stakeholder split

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Industry and union groups will clash in Canberra on Thursday over the government’s attempt to kickstart green hydrogen and minerals processing industries, in a showdown threatening Treasurer Jim Chalmers’...

$2bn in FMIA production credits for cleaner aluminium

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
Aluminium producers that switch to renewables will share in $2 billion worth of production credits under a new policy unveiled by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese ahead of the upcoming...

Turbocharging clean manufacturing will take bold policy

Posted on   |  by Will Furness
Australia stands at a critical juncture in its energy transformation. As the global economy pivots towards sustainability, our nation has a unique opportunity to reimagine industrial policy and position...

$47m TAFE upgrade for heavy manufacturing workers

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Wollongong’s TAFE campus will be upgraded and new courses offered for heavy industry manufacturing in Defence and transport sectors under a $47 million state and federal initiative aimed at...

Govt dismisses call for national manufacturing commissioner

Posted on   |  by James Riley
The Industry department has quietly published a response to a parliamentary inquiry into advanced manufacturing, dismissing a recommendation that government appoint a national commissioner to oversee policy and program...

$150m package to sustain WA battery material dream

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
Lithium processors will not have to pay dues to the Western Australian government for the next two years as part of a $150 million package to keep the battery...

‘Time to act’: $14b Future Made tax incentives hit Parliament

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Monday introduced legislation to allow the government to pour almost $14 billion into Australia’s fledgling green hydrogen and critical minerals processing industries, marking a new...