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Survey finds that manufacturing activity picked up in December
Growth in Australia's manufacturing activity picked up in the December quarter 2006, albeit from a low base.
Business releases report card on NSW Government performance
NSW’s largest business organisation Australian Business Limited (incorporating the State Chamber of Commerce) has released a Report Card on the economic performance of the Iemma ...
Positive progress made on how to handle anti-dumping system
"The Government’s release of the outcome of its administrative review of Australia’s Anti-Dumping System shows that real progress is being made to address some of the issues concerning ...
NSW new plan: wide-ranging and ambitious - as far as it goes
The NSW Government's plan 'A new direction for NSW', is wide-ranging and ambitious and will be well received by the community, according to Heather Ridout, the Chief Executive of ...
Mining by-products could help WA manage its acid-saline drainage
By-products from the processing of iron ore and alumina could play a key role in solving Western Australia’s acid-saline drainage problem.
Blacktown becomes the first solar city to be launched in NSW
Prime Minister, John Howard: "I am pleased to announce that Blacktown will host the first Solar City in New South Wales.
‘Air shower’ set to cut water use by 30 per cent
As Australians become increasingly alert to the importance of using water wisely in the home, CSIRO researchers have found a way to use a third less water when you shower – by adding ...
New inspection programme introduced for abbattoirs
Concerns about the number of injuries in abattoirs have prompted WorkSafe to launch an inspection program in the industry.
Think-tank chooses to focus on aluminium industry sustainability
Highlighting the role of research in keeping Australia’s aluminium industry sustainable – economically as well as environmentally – was the focus of a two-day industry forum that ...
Safety concerns over nanotechnology need closer investigation
Nanotechnology promises to revolutionise everything from medicine to engineering, indicating that thinking big may soon involve thinking small. To realise this promise, the government, ...
Opportunities for Aussie exporters as Taiwan giants turn green
Austrade has identified growing demand for more energy efficient and ‘green’ technologies from Taiwan is creating export opportunities for Australian businesses with relevant ...
Waste management in Australia needs careful attention
Waste management needs to be refocused if it is to achieve the best outcomes for the community, according to a draft inquiry report released by the Productivity Commission.
Biotech firm seeks official approval to contaminate food crops
Concern is mounting that Food Standards Australia New Zealand are being pressured by international biotech companies to officially approve contamination of food with GE crops designed ...
Researchers lay down the foundations for a green industry
Australian university researchers have developed a strong, lightweight building material that they believe could generate a thriving new "green" industry for countries such as China ...
Queensland industry working to address water shortage
Queensland industry is actively working towards responsible water usage with a growing number of businesses seeking advice about water saving measures, according to the Australian ...
Waste levy hike places burden on Victorian business
The Australian Industry Group has called on the State Government to provide matching annual funding to offset a four-fold increase in levies charged on prescribed waste, saying the ...
$305 million to fund research for Australian industry
CSIRO's Chief Executive Dr Geoff Garrett has welcomed the Prime Minister's announcement of additional funding for the organisation's National Research Flagships as part of the ...
Technology to boost livestock and plant-based industries
The state of Victoria, Australia and the J. Craig Venter Institute (Venter Institute), the prestigious non-profit genomics institute, have announced a collaborative research project ...
Heat recovery technology saves big costs
Lafarge Plasterboard manufactures and distributes plasterboard and associated products to the Australian market through its national distribution network of Lafarge PlastaMasta ...
Heat treatment strengthens high-pressure die castings
High-pressure die-cast (HPDC) parts made of aluminium are now able to have their strength doubled through a novel heat treatment process invented by CSIRO Light Metals Flagship ...
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