A Monash University engineering student has used 3D printing to develop a plastic tool that can open doors and push buttons to slow the spread of viruses.
Government offers renewed vigour for local manufacturing supply chains
Minister for Industry, Science and Technology Karen Andrews said that the government will strengthen its investment towards the manufacturing sector.
NSW manufacturers to fill medical supply chain
The New South Wales government has launched a portal for the state’s manufacturers who have offered to make or supply items during the coronavirus period.
Rio Tinto continues Pilbara operations under strict coronavirus measures
Rio Tinto has introduced strict measures at its Pilbara operations in Western Australia to combat the coronavirus.
850 submissions and counting for AMGC portal
The AMGC has received more than 850 submissions from the industry to help the sector fight COVID-19 since their national portal launch.
Coles employs 7,000 – 5,000 more needed
Coles has recruited more than 7,000 people in just two weeks to meet customer demand, providing much-needed employment opportunities.
Primero secures additional $20m contracts with Rio Tinto
Rio Tinto has awarded additional contracts to Primero for the Koodaideri and Mesa K projects in the Pilbara, Western Australia.
More support for small businesses through business hotline
The federal government has expanded their business hotline to support small-and-medium businesses impacted by the coronavirus.
PMB signs deal to design batteries for defence submarines
PMB Defence and Greek enterprise Systems Sunlight S.A. have signed subcontracts to design the main storage batteries for the Attack class submarines.
Manufacturers to benefit from government stimulus packages
Retail sales are expected to boost for machine and equipment manufacturers under the federal government’s $1.3 billion stimulus package.