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Agreement to commercialise cargo screening technology
CSIRO Chief Executive Dr Geoff Garrett and Zhijun Li, Vice President of Chinese security-inspection-system specialist Nuctech Company Ltd, has launched a new venture to commercialise ...
WorkSafe reminder about licences needed for high risk work
WorkSafe has issued a reminder to workers engaged in high risk work that they need to obtain a licence to perform that work.
Aust Industry Group says stakes are high for Federal budget
"Much is at stake in the success of the May Federal Budget for business, the economy and the community as a whole," Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) Chief Executive Heather Ridout ...
Aussie exporters already winning gold at London 2012 Olympics
Australian exporters are scoring significant business wins as a result of the London 2012 Olympic Games, with the support of Austrade, the Australian Government’s chief export agency. ...
Queensland property shows how to profit from WaterSmart Pastoralism™
How to save tens of thousands of dollars annually with new 'off the shelf' water management technologies will be demonstrated at NAPCO's Monkira Station on Friday 4th April.
Govt has reviewed Australia's export policies and programs
Simon Crean has announced a comprehensive review of Australia's export policies and programs.
Aust and China have signed a formal clean coal agreement
In an important step towards a greener global future, Australia and China have igned a formal international agreement for clean coal research in Beijing.
ASH FOR CASH - A LARGE NEW RESOURCE ?
It is time Australia stopped treating flyash from coal-fired power generation as a waste - and started to regard it as a valuable resource with many end-uses.
New AI Group report reveals sobering outlook for GDP growth
New research released by the Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) estimates that Australia’s annual rate of growth over the next ten years is set to struggle to reach 3 percent.
Innovative new project aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
In a major step towards becoming a green community, commercial energy users in Victoria’s Castlemaine district has officially began work on an innovative project to reduce their ...
Business advisory group to assist workplace relations system
"I am very pleased to serve on the Business Advisory Group announced by the Deputy Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, to assist in shaping the new workplace relations system," Australian ...
Dockers and diggers in Africa: New frontier for Western business
At a mining conference in South Africa recently, I met an unusual participant. He as a sports executive rather than a mining magnate and he was meeting the most important people in ...
Candy company fined $20,000 over unguarded machine
An Osborne Park manufacturer of rock candy has been fined $20,000 for failing to provide a safe workplace after a worker’s finger was severely injured in an unguarded machine.
New national employment standards need careful thought
“The draft ten National Employment Standards released recently for public comment needs careful consideration and road-testing the legislation is the right move,” Ai Group Chief ...
Trans-Tasman targets falls prevention in construction campaign
Workplace safety and health authorities across Australia and New Zealand are joining forces in February and March to target the prevention of falls in the construction industry.
Aust PMI: Cautious start to year already for manufacturers
Global market turbulence contributed to a cautious start to the year for manufacturers with the leading market indicator for manufacturing activity, the Australian Industry Group - ...
Can we leverage Aust brand to boost trade and investment?
"Its official – “You can’t get more Aussie than Bondi” said Peter Garrett, the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and the Arts, as Bondi Beach was added to the National Heritage ...
Moderate year forecast as manufacturers tighten belts in 08
An Australian Industry Group survey of manufacturers has forecast a moderate year for the sector in 2008 characterised by belt tightening and global uncertainty.
'Bollyline' will not derail the Aust and India trade relationship
In the lead-up to January 26th, I would normally be writing about Australia Day. Source: Tim Harcourt.
Flex in the city commonsense way to tackle traffic congestion
NSW’s largest employer organisation, NSW Business Chamber, said that Melbourne’s plan to trial flexible starting and finishing work hours could be adapted for Sydney and help combat ...
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