Peel Businesses Get $1.1M in State Government RED Grants
Ten Peel-based projects, including tourism upgrades and manufacturing expansions, share $1.104 million from the State Government's Regional Economic Development grants program.
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Black Hill Logistics Estate Approved, Creating 400 Jobs
A $261 million Black Hill logistics estate has been approved in Newcastle, set to create 400 jobs and boost the local economy with state-of-the-art facilities.
SA Construction Crisis: War Disrupts Supply, Delays Projects
Master Builders SA CEO warns of worsening materials supply crisis due to Middle East conflict, causing building delays and project blowouts across South Australia.
Orora Halts Middle East Production Amid War, Warns on Earnings
Australian glass bottle manufacturer Orora has suspended production at its Middle East facility due to regional conflict, issuing a warning about potential negative effects on its financial performance.
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Tronox Pushes Faster Approvals for WA Rare Earths Plant
US mineral sands miner Tronox is accelerating approvals for a rare earths processing plant in Western Australia, with $600 million in US funding potentially available to support the project.
Townsville Engineering Firm Unveils Major New Facility
A Townsville-based engineering company has launched a massive new site to address growing demand, creating jobs and boosting the local economy with advanced manufacturing capabilities.
Carbon Revolution in Administration: Geelong Wheel Maker's Crisis
Geelong-based Carbon Revolution, a manufacturer of carbon fibre wheels, has entered voluntary administration due to financial difficulties, impacting local jobs and the automotive industry.
Freight Train Disruptions Threaten Far North Supply Chain
Freight train service disruptions in Far North Queensland are causing significant supply chain issues, leaving retailers struggling with stock shortages and increased costs.
Textiles Industry Aims to Harness Manufacturing Enthusiasm
The Australian textiles sector is leveraging renewed interest in local manufacturing to boost production, create jobs, and enhance sustainability in the industry.
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Australian Textiles Industry Aims to Harness Manufacturing Revival
The Australian textiles industry is positioning itself to leverage renewed enthusiasm for domestic manufacturing, driven by federal policy shifts and consumer demand for locally made products.
Cairns $387M Port Facility Needs More Funding, Report Says
A new report highlights the urgent need for extra funding to support Cairns' $387 million common user facility, crucial for regional economic growth and infrastructure development.
Carbon Revolution Seeks Urgent Funding to Avoid Collapse
Carbon Revolution, a Geelong-based manufacturer of carbon fibre wheels, is urgently seeking a funding deal to prevent the company from collapsing, as it faces significant financial challenges.
Iran Blockade Boosts WA Fertiliser, Farmers Face Price Pain
An export blockade on Iran has created a surge in demand for Western Australia's fertiliser plant, but Australian farmers are bracing for higher prices as global supply chains tighten.
Scallop Season Reopens in North Queensland After Lobbying
The local scallop season in North Queensland has officially reopened after successful lobbying efforts by fishermen, marking a significant win for the regional fishing community.
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$1.5B Green Ammonia Plant Shelved After Shipping Talks Fail
A major $1.5 billion green ammonia project in Western Australia has been put on hold indefinitely after crucial shipping negotiations with potential partners broke down, dealing a blow to the state's renewable energy ambitions.
Port Kembla Steelworks: Danger and Survival Tales
Former workers at Port Kembla steelworks share harrowing stories of near-misses and resilience in one of Australia's most hazardous industrial environments.
Austin Engineering Stock Collapses on Truck Parts Issues
Austin Engineering's stock has collapsed due to severe operational issues plaguing its truck parts manufacturing, impacting business performance and investor confidence.
Tip Top's $130M Bakery Upgrade Doubles WA Bread Production
A $130 million upgraded Tip Top bakery in Canning Vale has opened, doubling production capacity to 8,350 loaves per hour and enhancing WA's bread supply security.
Pete the 5-Minute Brickie Talks Big Opportunities in Construction
Pete, a quick-thinking brickie, shares insights on seizing opportunities in the construction industry, highlighting innovation and growth potential in a fast-paced world.
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Austal Wins $5B Army Vessel Deal, 1110 Henderson Jobs
Western Australian shipbuilder Austal has landed a $5 billion contract to build army vessels at Henderson, generating 1110 local jobs and boosting the state's manufacturing sector.
Bluescope Steel Bid Intensifies with Higher Offer
A major steel manufacturer is back in the spotlight as corporate predators have increased their takeover bid for Bluescope, signaling aggressive moves in the industrial sector.
SGH and US Partner Revise $1.5 Billion BlueScope Bid
SGH, in partnership with a US firm, has launched a revised $1.5 billion takeover bid for BlueScope Steel, aiming to expand manufacturing operations.
Austal USA CEO Leaves After Accounting Blunder
Austal USA's chief executive is stepping down after an accounting error led to overstated profits, prompting a review and leadership changes at the shipbuilder.
Austal Shares Fall on US Accounting Mistake
Investors have sold off Austal shares following a significant accounting error in its US operations, which has severely impacted the company's profit outlook and raised concerns about financial controls.
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BlueScope Rejects $1.32B Bid for Port Kembla Steelworks
BlueScope Steel has rejected a $1.32 billion takeover bid from SGH for its Port Kembla steelworks, citing undervaluation and strategic misalignment, raising questions about the facility's future.
SGH Builds M&A War Chest Amid Housing Supply Pressures
SGH, led by CEO Ryan Stokes, is accumulating capital for strategic acquisitions while cautioning about ongoing housing supply challenges in Australia's construction sector.
Townsville Brewing Co. Starts Idalia Site Construction
Construction is set to commence soon for Townsville Brewing Co.'s multi-stage development at the Idalia site, marking a significant business expansion in the region.
Местные инвесторы покупают участки завода в Моссмане (09.02.2026)
Первые участки бывшего сахарного завода в Моссмане, Квинсленд, были проданы местным инвесторам, что знаменует начало перепрофилирования ключевого промышленного объекта.
Geelong Manufacturer's Future Uncertain After US Delisting
A Geelong-based manufacturer faces an uncertain future after being removed from the US stock exchange, raising concerns about local jobs and the regional economy in Victoria.
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Boral Plans Perth Expansion to Ease Housing Shortage
Building materials giant Boral is targeting industrial land in Perth for a major capacity expansion of at least 50%, aiming to support WA's ambitious housing targets amid a severe shortage.
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