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Productivity Commission doubts battery industry competitiveness

Australia is unlikely to have a comparative advantage in exporting locally made batteries according to the Productivity Commission’s latest report, as it warns against adopting the “old-school protectionism” growing...

Defence sites had 435 China-linked surveillance devices, not one

31 May 2023 | by Brandon How

More than 430 surveillance and security devices built by manufacturers linked to the Chinese Communist Party have been identified on Defence premises since the beginning of February, as a...

Critical minerals partnerships seek to challenge China’s dominance: King

13 April 2023 | by Brandon How

Australia is deepening collaborations with “likeminded partners” on critical minerals to lessen the concentration of the supply chain in China, according to Resources minister Madeleine King. Speaking at the...

Lithium exports triple to $19bn in a year

4 April 2023 | by Brandon How

The value of Australian lithium exports are expected to triple in real-terms this financial year, from $5.2 billion to $18.6 billion, according to the latest figures published by the...

PM throws support behind local battery manufacturing

22 February 2023 | by Brandon How

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has stressed the need for Australia to move along the critical minerals value chain to compete in global export markets, continuing the government’s commitment to...

‘Decisive’ govt action needed to make hydrogen exports a reality: HySupply

30 January 2023 | by Brandon How

A two-year Australian-German report has urged both governments to take “decisive early action” to enable green hydrogen exports at scale, noting that shipping hydrogen derivatives provides “an early path...

CSIRO calls for domestic silicon, solar cell manufacturing boost

9 December 2022 | by Brandon How

CSIRO has released a three-pronged action plan calling on the federal government to boost domestic silicon and solar cell manufacturing to break the country’s dependence on China. The Australian...

Singapore-Aus Green Economy pact by end of year: Penny Wong

6 July 2022 | by Brandon How

Ahead of her attendance at the G20 Foreign Ministers meeting in Bali, Foreign Minister Penny Wong said on Wednesday that the Singapore-Australia Green Economy Agreement currently being negotiated would...

Building ESG certainty into supply chains in a complex world

22 March 2022 | by Rachael Bolton

Sponsored: No job is more steeped in risk than one charged with spending tax dollars. The responsibility to allocate public money in line with policy is one thing, but...

Govt opens $50m supply chain grants program

30 June 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

The federal government has opened the first round of its $50 million supply chain resilience program, with funding on offer for businesses involved in medical and agricultural manufacturing projects...

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Productivity Commission doubts battery industry competitiveness

Defence sites had 435 China-linked surveillance devices, not one

Critical minerals partnerships seek to challenge China’s dominance: King

Lithium exports triple to $19bn in a year

PM throws support behind local battery manufacturing

‘Decisive’ govt action needed to make hydrogen exports a reality: HySupply

CSIRO calls for domestic silicon, solar cell manufacturing boost

Singapore-Aus Green Economy pact by end of year: Penny Wong

Building ESG certainty into supply chains in a complex world

Govt opens $50m supply chain grants program

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