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Inaugural scholarships to support future heavy industry decarbonisation

28 July, 2026

Two Adelaide University engineering students have been awarded the inaugural HILT CRC–Adelaide University Undergraduate Scholarships for industrial decarbonisation.


Magnetic invention removes microplastics and some PFAS from wastewater

27 July, 2026 | Supplied by: RMIT University

Researchers at RMIT say they have developed a magnetic material that rapidly removes micro and nano plastics and some PFAS from water.


ARENA backs aviation fuel from forestry byproducts

24 July, 2026 | Supplied by: Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)

ARENA has announced conditional funding to support HAMR Energy to conduct a front-end engineering design (FEED) for a proposed biomass-to-fuel supply chain.


Transgrid to deploy synchronous condensers for NSW grid

23 July, 2026

The installation of synchronous condensers on the NSW transmission network is being done to support grid stability as it transitions to renewables.


BHP joins trial of lower‍-‍emissions copper supply chain tracking

23 July, 2026

Trial aims to show trusted traceability of lower‍-‍GHG copper ore through the value chain to copper cable implementation.


Government statement sets goals for Australia's space industry

21 July, 2026

The federal government has announced a new Statement on Space to make clear its vision for the space sector.


Telix Pharmaceuticals opens combined manufacturing and treatment facility

20 July, 2026

A new Melbourne facility aims to combine research, treatment and sovereign manufacturing of new radiopharmaceutical cancer treatments.


Solar breakthrough replaces indium with tin

20 July, 2026 | Supplied by: Monash University

A Monash University research team researchers has built the first commercially-sized solar cell that doesn't rely on the scarce and expensive metal indium.


Monash University launches critical minerals initiative

17 July, 2026 | Supplied by: Monash University

Demand for critical minerals is surging, and geopolitical competition is intensifying, yet Australia's processing capacity is falling behind.


Energy and manufacturing future for two Hunter coal sites

15 July, 2026

The federal and NSW governments have announced draft plans for two Hunter coal mine suites to be repurposed as industrial precincts.


Central Coast food manufacturing hub opens

14 July, 2026

The federal government recently announced the opening of the Food Manufacturing Innovation Hub on the New South Wales Central Coast.


Volvo’s first Australian-made electric trucks roll out

13 July, 2026

Volvo says the first electric trucks manufactured in Australia by an OEM are now rolling off the production line.


WA Government commits $6.5m in funding to local space research

10 July, 2026

Funds will be distributed over the next four years with a total of $4 million awarded to AROSE Ltd and $2.5 million to Curtin University.


Steelmaking returning to Newcastle with Greensteel Australia

09 July, 2026

Greensteel Australia is investing $500m to build Australia's first new steel mill in more than 30 years at the former Newcastle Steelworks site.


AMCRC announces project to evaluate local titanium powder

08 July, 2026

A new project will evaluate the performance of locally produced titanium feedstock for advanced manufacturing.


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