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Daily Archives: September 9, 2019

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$1.85 million in Defence Global Competitiveness Grants announced ahead of London DSEI expo

Manufacturing NewsBy Staff ReporterSeptember 9, 20192 Comments

Defence industry minister Melissa Price has announced $1.85 million in grants under a program aimed at defence SMEs with global ambitions.

Thermal battery producer heats up storage market

Manufacturing NewsBy Staff ReporterSeptember 9, 2019Leave a comment

An Australian thermal energy storage company has reached in principle agreements to pilot thermal batteries in the telecommunication and eco-housing industries.

Woolies announces “circular economy” beer made from unused bread

Manufacturing NewsBy Staff ReporterSeptember 9, 20194 Comments

Supermarket chain Woolworths (ASX:WOW) is the latest company to announce a circular economy-based initiative, with a limited edition release of beer containing re-purposed bread loaves.

Record Australian delegation headed to one of the world’s biggest defence expos

Manufacturing NewsBy Staff ReporterSeptember 9, 20193 Comments

Sixty-one Australian defence businesses, under the banner of Team Defence Australia, will be part of a major defence expo this week.

BAE Systems installs new mast on HMAS Anzac

Manufacturing NewsBy Peter RobertsSeptember 9, 2019Leave a comment

HMAS Anzac’s new taller and wider mast has been installed in a major milestone in the ship’s modernisation and technology upgrade. Installed at BAE System Australia’s Henderson facility in Western Australia, the mast incorporates the new Australian developed and made CEA L-Band high power active phase array radar. Incorporating an integrated ‘Friend and Foe’ capability,…

Blast-off a bottleneck for Australian smallsat startups

Analysis and Commentary, Manufacturing NewsBy Brent BalinskiSeptember 9, 20193 Comments

Adelaide’s Fleet Space Technologies is one of the success stories in Australia’s burgeoning space startup industry. Brent Balinski spoke to CEO and co-founder Flavia Tata Nardini about its recent $10.8 million funding round, and the current shortage of available launches.

Recycling vineyard plastics makes circular economy real

Analysis and Commentary, Manufacturing NewsBy Peter RobertsSeptember 9, 2019Leave a comment

By Peter Roberts There is no doubt the idea of a circular economy, where manufacturers reclaim used materials to make products that can themselves be recycled again and again, is a great idea. But getting from the dream to the reality requires such enormous goodwill and co-ordinated effort from manufacturers and end-users, that it very…

ZIP Water doubles production capacity

Manufacturing NewsBy Peter RobertsSeptember 9, 20192 Comments

Sydney appliance manufacturing icon Zip Industries has opened its new production line at its Condell Park, Sydney factory. Built at a cost of $6 million, the new line will double production of its range of under bench hot and chilled water dispensers. It also honours the determination of the company’s long-term owner, Michael Crouch to…

Aquabotix in big order for military submersibles

Manufacturing NewsBy Peter RobertsSeptember 9, 2019Leave a comment

Sydney underwater robotics company UUV Aquabotix (ASX: UUV) has won its largest ever order for its swarming, military, underwater unmanned vehicle. The $520,000 order is destined for the military in a ‘major Asian country’ – unnamed by the company – allied with the US and Australia. The submersibles will be utilised for harbour management and…

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