Manufacturing & Industrial Equipment Feature Articles

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Construction, infrastructure spending drive manufacturing results
Australia’s manufacturers are benefitting from a strong upswing in public infrastructure spending, with stronger world growth and a relatively low dollar supporting growing exports, ...
Ensuring the integrity of Australia's anti-dumping system
Ensuring a robust and effective anti-dumping system is an essential part of the Australian Government’s commitment to free and fair trade.
A blueprint to create manufacturing jobs of the future in Victoria
The Andrews Labor Government will boost manufacturing, create highly skilled jobs and help businesses grow as part of a new industry strategy.
Manufacturing surges ahead in August: Australian PMI®
The Australian Industry Group Australian Performance of Manufacturing Index (Australian PMI®) jumped by 3.8 points to 59.8 in August – an eleventh consecutive month of expansion for ...
Creating collaborative business opportunities through bridging grants
The 2017 Bridging Grants were announced recently by the Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science, Senator The Hon Arthur Sinodinos AO.
New guides to help apprentices & employers get off to a good start
The Fair Work Ombudsman has launched two new guides to assist apprentices and their employers to understand their rights and obligations in the workplace.
Manufacturing continues to expand in July: Australian PMI®
The Australian Industry Group Australian Performance of Manufacturing Index (Australian PMI®) increased by 1.0 point to 56.0 in July – a tenth consecutive month of expansion for the ...
Which Australian industries face an uncertain future?
Australia is becoming one of the most expensive countries in the world, with the cost of living 12.89% higher than in the UK*.
Local manufacturing heads for extinction: research
Australia's manufacturing level is the OECD's lowest and the long-term decline of manufacturing here is atypical among comparable countries, new research shows.
Anti-jobs initiative rejected by the Fair Work Commission
The Fair Work Commission recently rejected a union claim that would have discouraged the hiring of new part-time and casual employees and jeopardised the employment prospects of ...
Manufacturing expansion extends into June
The Australian Industry Group Australian Performance of Manufacturing Index (Australian PMI®) inched 0.2 points higher to 55.0 in June – a ninth consecutive month of expansion for ...
Government helps advance our manufacturing sector
The Australian Government is rolling out its further $100 million investment in the nation’s advanced manufacturing sector.
$28.8 million for business-research collaboration to benefit industry
The Australian Government will invest $28.8 million in 13 projects to assist businesses and research institutions collaborate on new technology solutions.
Toyota factory shutdown, largest automotive equipment sale begins
Hilco Industrial Acquisitions B.V. announced recently that it will lead the disposition process for a massive machinery and equipment asset sale which will effectively shut down the ...
Tailwinds give manufacturers reasons to smile
Australia’s manufacturers have capped off a year of improved performance, as increased spending on infrastructure provides support but rising energy costs take their toll, the ...
Continuing apprenticeships decline reinforces the need for action
The latest data showing that the number of apprentices and trainees continues to fall reflects the long-term indifference shown to the vocational education and training sector by ...
Fair Work Commission rolls the dice with minimum wage increase
The Fair Work Commission recently announced a 3.3% annual wage increase.
Wage decision risks hours and jobs
The significant increase in the minimum wage and award rates risks the job prospects of vulnerable people in the labour market and puts pressure on small and award-reliant businesses ...
Qld govt grants target manufacturing innovation
The Palaszczuk Government is targeting the next generation of Queensland’s innovators, problem solvers and makers with a new $450,000 grant program aimed at boosting jobs and creating ...
Manufacturing grows for eighth consecutive month
The Australian Industry Group Australian Performance of Manufacturing Index (Australian PMI®) stayed in expansionary territory for an eighth consecutive month in May.
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